The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-25

by the City OF Manchester Is hl9hiy import
ant.
An engagement lasting six hours, had Ia
ken place between the Danes aud Germans,
at Nissurde The Danish outposts were driv-
en- III by the Germans. but the Danes repul-
sed their assaults on the place
It is confirmed that the ship Mortaban, dc
stroyed by the Alabama, was formerly the
American bark Texan Star
The Prussians lost 100 men iii their at
tack on l1issurde. They used 74.pounderI
guns
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LoxDox, Feb. There has been nc re-
newal of the attack on 3Iissurde by the Ger
mans The Danish loss wasfrom $50 to 200
The Prussian loss was from 250 to 800, and
some accounts say it was much greater
LONDON, Feb 4-Ihe Austriaus attacked
Bestovc one mile south Of Schleswig on the
Sd INST. The Danes held their own. An at
tack on the whole Danish line from Missurde
to Agcl, is expected to take place to-day. 1t
is asserted that England has offered to guar
antee all that Austria and Prussia have de-
mandcd Of Denmark.
The Alabama was on the watch for vessels,
fifty miles south Of Eangoon, on the 9TH Of
January.
Loy6oy, Feb. 3.-Thc Ecsutay Hsroid
has received the following special teIe-
gram
BEyDEBERG, Feb. 1850 a. M-Ycs-
terday the Germans were rcpulsed four times,
and finally retreated.
The London Shipping Gazete says the war
in Denmark has created suspension in their
operations with the Baltic.
PARIS Feb. 3.-The Pahje Of this evening
,,nbIigLas under rasorva fine news that the
T+,I;a,, Government had protested AGAINST
fortifratious heipo, erected bv Austria. near
Paecbicra. in coDtraveDtion of the treaty of
1880
The Paris Pans Of this evening announces
that Austria IS making ARRANGEMENTS on the
TTincio
aynov Feb 4 Thursday morninr.-The
Ttola bos the foIJoyiuo TELEGRAM
CrrIgswrc. Feb. at three this after
noon, tho A,,strisns attacked the nosition of
J}istera one FnoIisb milo soutb ofScbIeswig
Tbe Danes held their Ground. There was
sbarr fobtiug till dark. The King Of Den
mari walked towards the outposts. No cas-
ua;ties are known. The Danes lost one field
niece
,TRp- The firing continues Another
atfarl, is expected tomorrow.
THE wounded are being brought in.
foyDoy Feb. 1.-The Times Seems inclin-
ed to cast unou Parliament the task Of decid-
inc tba noIirv of the Cabinet II saws the
future course Of British poIicv rests with the
House of Commons. All that a neutral State
NAV do will no doubt be sanctioned by Par
Lament and public opinion. The Times saws
the question whether the state Of war on the
mart of Austria and Prussia AGAINST Denmark
io,, defnitrIy e,,istiuo, is sncb as TO imperil
H. sbins If those nations at present in the
rorta If fbis coupt,.v # thew shionId mt into
g., and meet with Danish cruisers has been
= subject Of anxiors discussion.
ThS ondor 7j,,ns ra;far,fas its arguments
.,g~.iust Mr. Seva-j,s cIairns AGAINST 'R3,noland
fS- tb. AI,bar,o,s danrad,ti@ne II ones
tior.s whether Mr. Seward il in earnest bnf
,.4i,s.s m .,,e,art hin, If ID, DESIGN f., seal, y
'.I,rraI
There i. oroar anxiety in FnoIapd for
,,...t;r,o, of'PorIio,,lu+ f., Io,,I5 fine noIi-
.,.,f ti1o C,,,,nr,,r,,a,,+ on, tha Danish Guos-
4
,Tba lL,,,,io, llo,,If aseorta that the low
.,.,',,',,+ IN d., ,,ntI,;,,, a.. n,,,,,,or,
5rLo Peace Soniatr ,nG22IoiaIizrd ord Pms
seII aoainst intervention.
If i9 rnmorcd tIat Derby and D. Israeli will
Ill e+r,,,,, attocl.g ~, RJ,es,iI and tl,o Cab
met is nren3red to sunnort Denmark. cxcept
Russell and Gladstone.
An EMBARGO wouId be placed on German
shining a+ fopeuhaapn ON the I'd.
i il asserted thaf Earoloon is more re-
,I,.d FLOW, ,,.,,,. t toll, ma a.+i,ya mart II,
ia D,,,ie5 oI,os+;or Iaa,i,c tna d;nfrrIt;as
- r,,cI,,,I
# ;s erafod that tba portncncsa Cavern
mont had sant g., stean frigaf. from Lisbon