Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arriyal Of lhe sleamer nremen

New York. March 1.-The steamer Bre.
men, from Southampton on the 18th, arrived
at 8 O'Clock. The Canada arrived out or
the 18th. The City of New York and City
OF Limerick arrived out on the 18th,
The seizure Of the Tuscaloosa, at the Cape
of Good Hope is confirmed.
DENMARK-The revolutionists had expel-
led the Danish officials from Touning Ton
dern. Augustenberg proclaimed; the CO.
penhagen journals say German accounts
Of the Oversee -Bilstakaw engagements are
untrue. The Danes had only 5000. No
fighting took place at Frederick. The Privy
Council had resolved to devote the whole
strength OF the nation to recover Schleswig.
Prussia won't consent to leave Absen to the
Danes. The allies attacked the Danish en-
trenchIuentsat Duppel. Mortars were placed
to shell the Danes. The Prussians occupy
Fredericks fort at Kief. In the federal diet
the Oldenburg representatives protested
against the march Of the Prussians through
Lubbock. Augustcnburg had been pro-
claimed at Appeneckde.
A Prussian battery Of heavy artillery had
gone to Glueksburg, destined for Holmes,
from where Flenchburg harbor and Duppel
intrenchments can be bombarded.
High gales werepr prevalent on the English
coast.
In the House Of Lords Earl Russell proved
by comparison of dates, that the Govern
ment decision as to detaining the Birken-
head iron rams, was not Influenced by any
representations Of Mr.. Adams.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Peacock
gave notice OF a motion as to the demand
for compensation made by the United States
for injuries done by the Confederate crui-
sers. Earl Russell said in the House of
/ 10 oIa e.. I. L..
by the Alabama, the Government considers
itself In no way responsible for, and no
hope is held out for changing the policy re-
specting this.
Confederate loan 51@53; Illinois Central
ordinary advanced 3; U. S. SIS declined L;
French rentes 6Gf Csc; consols advanced Ii,
92@9l1s. |o'
FRANCE.-The Norde denies that French
army. OF observation is to be placed on the
frontier.
The Patrie asserts that Austria was will
ing to accept the armistice on condition the
Danes evacuate Duppel and Alsem. Prus-
sia refused. ~
The sixth army corps will be modified
and quartered in Lansist.
BAvARIA.-It is officially announced that
conference of ministers of miner States
open on the 18th at Warseburg. Bavaria.
Saxony, Hanover, Baden. Saxweinar and
Hesse, consented to attend.
ITALY.-Parliamen had resumed its sit
tings. The armament of national guards is
being fastened. Large quantities of war
material continue being forwarded to An
coma, Bologna.
AUsTRIA.-The Reichstadt had closed
The Emperor said Austria's mission was
peace. notwithstanding the endeavors of
Austria to exercise aconciliatory influence,
war had broken out between Germany and
Denmark, in conformity with the Federal
Diet vote. l have, as German Prince,
taken part in the Federal execution, and in
concert with the. King of Prussia, Schles-
wig Yas occupied as pledge.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-P. M.-Cotton cas-
ier and quotations barely. maintained
Sales in two days 5000 bales, including 1000
to spectators and exporters. Breadstuffs
heavy and tending downward; flour dull
and easier; beef steady; Pork quiet and
steady; bacon quiet and steady; lard dull
and easier, sales at 41@42; sugar steady cof-
fee tending upward-rio inactive; petro-
leum quiet. s
Advices from Bombay Of the 29th state
that the Alabama was off the west coast of
India.