Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Ihe Hecla, from Liverpool sths queenstown
10th, arrived with three days later news.
Parliamentary news unimportsnt.
In Holsteiu, sfiAirs we're under control Of the
| GermRnie Diet.
Prussia positively declared it would respect
| the integrity OF Denmark.
1t is fully confirmed that the Danes retreated
| from Schleswigs evacuated the DannerkWeik and
blew up their works at Missunde.
The Germans followed the Danes to Hensburg
when the latter retreated towards DiePpel. Sew.
eral severe engagements had taken place with
considerable loss on both sides. The Germans
secured great booty and large number Of pris-
/ oners. According TO some authorities the Dan.
| ish possession Of Sehleswigls ended.
y lis thought that the Danes will make a for
midable stand at Dupprel, where they will be
supported BY their feet Great excitement exis-
ted az Copenhagen ceused by the Danish retreat
1t is reported in Paris that Revolution had
| broken out in Copenhagen, and that the King Of
Denmark had embarked for England and the
King OF Sweden had been proclaimed in his
place.
English Journals continue very anti-German.
Conservatives hold Russell responsible for the
Danish reVersee.
LIvERPooLa Feb. 9-Cotton firmer
Breadstufis-nothing doing, owing to uncer-
taiuty in political affAirs
Beef and pork quiet and steady. Bacon IN
changed.
Petroleum, refined, Is. IOd.
LATER, 10ih.-the rumored revolution in Co.
penhsgen is unfounded.
The Prussians occupied Fleudsburg. The
Earl Russell stated in the House OF Lords that
Minister Adams ts1riught Il prudent to withhold
Stewards ofensils dispatches at Shich Earl Der
by was SO indignant, that it had never been pre-
sented.
Mr.. Layard said America had not made any de-
msnd for indemnity for the Alabama's doings.
Provisions quiet and steady.
Illinois Central shares 25@22 discount. Erie
5O9s2.
ADDITIONAL By THE CITY or LONDON.
NEW YoRk, February "a.
Earl Russell and Lord Palmerston have both
made explanations relative to the Danish ques-
ton, denying the right Of Austria and Prussia to
sbrOgate the treaty Of 1882
Both Houses ofthe Reigs Raadt have adopted
resolutions exhorting the people to tranquility
and Pledgng itseli to an energetic defence Of the
country. An address to the King was voted.
The Austrian Headquarters on the 9Th we're at
Froereif and the Prussian at FIansburg. The
former had decided to raze the DannerWerke.
1t was rumored that the Prussians were at
tscking the Danes at Duppel and had lost 500
men. Result unknown.
The Danes, in great numbers, had reached Al
stern. Duke Frederick was proclaimed at Glens-
burg.
Itwas reported that Denmark had proposed q
European Congress relative to SchlesWig.
1t was asserted that the Austrian Ministry had
| resolved that the London protocol can no longer
be preserved as basis Of negotiation.
The London Times says the Danes lost every
thing in Schleswig except honor and mourning
| pension ofhostlities and the time has arriYed
| for basis of arrangement to be discussed.
The Morning Herald contends that if Austris
and Prussia repudiate the Treaty of London q
| general war can hardly be escaped.
Other continental news unimportant.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Bank Of England's
minimum rate Of discount is reduced 10 per
cent.
The Confederate steamer Florida left Brest on
| the night Of the 9Th. It is presumed that the
Federal steamer Kesrsage will pursue her.
The rumor Of an armistice between Denmark
and the Germans at SchlesWig is unfounded.
There has been no more fighting as yet. The
| Danish Reigs Staadt have voted an address 20
the army IN favor Of vigorous prosecution o
| the war.
The proclamation of ofMarshal Mangel declares
the authority Of the King Of Denmark suspended
in SchlesWig.
The Vienna BotschaAer says Denmark by its
| anterior conduct and armed resistance has abol-
/ ished all Treaties. The Treaty of London no
| longer exists. Austria and Prussia are masters
/ OF the policy towards Denmark.
PARIS, February 10 The Constitutional say 5
| that the evacuation of the Dannerwerke by the
| Danes will prolong the war. 1t fears that the
difficulties arnslng now will be different
/ than those before the war. The basis of nego-
| tiations, it adds, has been displaced and many
complications and difficulties are possible.
LONDON, February 11.-Consols closed at 9O5E
99O5z for money. .-,,,,,,,,,,
discount; Erie Railroad 6l9s2
Tho London Times says that official assur'
ances have been received from Vienna that the
statement that Austria had withdrawn from the
/ London Treaty is not correct:
The Post thinks the Danes are in position to
carry on a defensive war in SchlesWig for many
months. They occupy the Island OF Alsen with
the strongly fortified position Of Deppel on the
adjoining mainland. From the Island it will be
next to impossible to dislodge them. So long
as the Danish forces are concentrated there, the
allied Powers will be compelled to maintain g
8 large army of occupation. In SchlesWig, how
ever, the Danes, with theirheet, may blockade
/ the German ports.
PARIs, February 9.-Riots have occurred in tbs
/ cantonment of Teimo. Several arrests were
made, but the people released the prisoners ut
| terng seditious cries.
Denmark, yielding to the remonstrances o
/ European commerce, has ordered the Bremen
and New York mail steamers may not be mo
| Tested.
ALToSA, February 1O.-A portion Of the Danisl
| Army, instead ofretreating to Alsen. has march
| ed further North, pursued by the allies.
| LIVERPOOL, February l.-CottOn-Sales 70
i two days, IA, 900 bales, including 1000 bales Il
| spectators and Iporters. Market closed firm
| quotations unchanged.
BTeadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions steady.