Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-24
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
NEW YoRK. March %.


The following was received by the City
Of Washington:
The Danish war was debated in the
House Of Lords on the 9Th. Lord Russell
pronounced the Austro- Prussian course
unjustihsble.
The answer Of Denmark relative TO q
conference was expected in few days. If
she sssents, negotiations will be COM
menoed; otherwise the war must 20 on.
Lord Shaftesbury urged that q British
feet be sent to the Baltic to watch Aus
trian vessels.
Lord Russell said the Channel SQUAD
ron was home and could be sent il desir-
able, ct the shortest notice.
The Austrisus had made q further sd
vence toward Jutlsnd.
The Investment Of Frederick's by the
allied forces was expected in . very few
days.
The Prussian headquarters were st
Msnsild on the frontiers Of Jutland.
The London Times from 9 commercial
view, counsels inaction on the part OF
England.
The Arch Duke Maximillian continues
ct Paris.
1t is asserted that loan cannot be me-
gotisted until he is established in Mexico.
LONDON, March 10.-A severe fght has
taken place between the Austrians aud
Danes, near Viele. Fbere was heavy
loss on both sides. The Danes were driven
back.
The allies are advancing in crest forces
towards Frederick.
The Tines says the country will not
plunge into war at the bidding Of the
Peers.
LIVERPOOL, March 1O.-Sales Of cotton
yesterday and to day was 1000 bales
The market is dull, with slight decline
on all quantities
Breadstuffs-Dull. Provisions, quiet
and steady.
Produce-Steady. .r
LoEDoS, March l0,-Consols closed at
9ls9l3 for money.
LATEsT.-Illinois Central shares I65s
153 discount. Erie 67se9.
DEHHARK. - KoLIEG, March 8-The
Prussisn division Of the Guards, accompa-
MED by the Crown Prince and Field-Mar-
shsl Won Wranglik, advanced today to
Londerskogh, driving the Danes back to
Frederick, and capturing 180 prisoners
The Prussish loss was two killed and
twenty wounded.
The Austrians are advancing on Vieles.
HAMBURG, March ga severe battle has
been fought between the Austrians and
Danes near Viele.
SHANGHAI, January 26.-China is tran
quill.
The news from japan is unsatisfactory.
LONDON, March 10.-The Shipping Ca
zette interprets Earl Russslis speech on
Tuesday night as in effect meaning that
this country had pledged itself to main.
tain the Independence Of Denmark by ne
gotiation if that be possible, but falling
in that then by force Of arms.
The following is the digest Of news to
the P. n. Of the 9Th per the steamer 0Iym-
pus, arrived her to day.
In the House Of Commons Robuek gave
notice that he would on the 11th ask, as
the Government has demonstrated the
agent Of the Confederstes against the en-
fstment Of sesmen, whethsr it would not
likewise remonstrste against the Federal
enlistments in Irelsnd.
The Attorney General said that the Con-
federate wa vessels had the same right as
Veyyfngs' cco6traBahd o1 viii; RistfA pr6vHfea Gaal
the captures be always sent before prize
court
Lord Pslmerston in response to D'Isrseli
reiterated his conviction that the whole
Austro-P -Prussisn proceedings were outra-
ges not justified BY the state Of affairs.
Russia has proclaimed the emancipation
Of the peasants Of Poland.
Important petroleum discoveries are re-
ported in Southern Russia.