The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-08

Confederate loan had gone up To A, and Was ad
waning.
THE DANISH OUTBREAK.
Thirty Two thousand Prussian troops en route for
Iosteiu, ria Hanover, will cross the Elhe without
haliiug. Fifty thousand Austrians Tor SchiesWig
were forwarded on the 2otb by special Trains such
are the most exciting items i'll toe SUMMARY" at The
news brought by the America. These soldiers will
find in a portion of the territory upon which they
will enter German Federal troops, who have al
vanced without resistance, and have been allowed
bv the Danes To take possession oil the Fortress OF
Rendsburg and various towns and villages. They
will discover that menacIDg Dansh oice Is ready
iu dispute the passage of the Ed r, and they nave
Information that any attempt to cross that rlVef
will be resisted. Meanwhile me tanp oi uoofs
IS scarcely interrupted by the Efforts o diplomacy
to avert a war, the consequences ana issue oi
which the wisest cannot pietend to iorescc. Aus
tria and Prussia, iaiiing in all Efforts 10 calm tn"
excitentruf which biazes III the Diet o The Ger
manic Confederation, seem to OBEY lhe decision oi
| that body, and are hurrying on their men.
They demanded their nHtmdthm that the
| Danish Constitution shall be suspended in the
| duchics of Hos,cin and Schieswig CHRISTIAN IN (,
| who aims to be 'Imore Il Roman than Dane, In
dgnantly refuses. Christian, in doing 50, Is backed
up by power greater than Prussia perhaps greater
| than Austria and Prussia combined. England pals
him on the hack, and tells him Ia stand up To the
work. Christian relies, even further, upon the
treaty of 1862, to which France, Austria, and Rus
sia were pirtes. In that iauou. document, the
successor OF many previous interference in the
affairs of other nations the high contracting parties
undtrtnok to settle the difficulty between Denmark
and Germany without any consultation with tie
accredited representatives oi The latter.
Prince Carl, brother OF the King OF Denmark, has
arrived at Hamburg from Scheswig. He left the
country after refusing 10 take the oath OF allegiance
10 his brother.
HAMBuaG, Jan. 20. One brigade Of Danish in
fiutry was transferred 10 day from Sch.eswig 10
Fleusbnrg. All The battaliOns of Scheswgers aud
Iiol-teners 10 be distributed among the Danish
regiments The first Prussian troops are expected
here 10 day
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The investigation into the circumstances of the
fitting ont and departure from Shecfness of the re
bel privateer Rappahannock, late ii. NJ. 5. gun
vessel Victor, had terminated. IL was ascertaned
that certain officials at Sheemess dockyard had
been guilty OF gross neglect of duty, and ut the
same time committed an GnWarrantabic violation
OF The neutrality laws, and the Government has de
cded prosecuting the principal offender. a
warrant was therefore issu ID for the apprehension
of " lillian Rumble, principal engineer and inspec-
TOR of machinery aiioat. The aceuS ed was appfe-
hcnded, but liberated by the Rochester bench on
heavy bail No proceedings had yet been ordered
against any one of the other officials, nor against
the Government pilot who piloted the Rappahiii-
mock from the More.
The kiuht Honorable +. Peel, one of the under
secretaries of the treasury, had been addressing
his constituents at Bury Lancashire, and referred
at length To The American war. He pointed ont
the magnitude of the undertaking, the burdens the
North was imposing on itself and the necessity for
EueIand,s neutrality. Advering 10 the Alexandra
case, he said the policy OF The Government wou'd
be 10 do as il wouldbe done by, aud he hoped wh'h
the war was over both sides would acknowledge
that Enuiand's conduct had been eminentiy fair.
It's announced that the steamer Gefmania, from
Southamp,op, on the l4ih, for New York, took
out several heavy siege guns o large caiibTe from
the Low Moor iron works Ills presumed tor Fede-
raj uses.
in The tiyerpool Police Court, on the 18th Jan
unry, three persons, named Jones, highat, ana
Wiidins, enraasd in the ship chandery business,
were summoned 10 appear and answer charge oi
attempting enlist men 10 serve IN he sea service
Of the Contcderales The defendant, iiighat, was
the only one who attended. The prosecution con
cIuacd on behalf of the Government. The coun-
sci foI defendants denounced this case as one Oh
the trumpery ever got up, ana connemheu' ~
terms, the espionage pursued IN Ehgiaha ny
The American Government. The defendant was
held over to answer IN his own reeognizehce iof
1900, and two sureties OF f2o0 each.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three hundred thousand pounds sterling In spe-
Gle have been sent by the Bank of England To
France.
Consols 10 a9OA for money.
The rebel loan il at 42a44. French Rentes al
iiavre 66f. 60c.
A p,oiect for tie better regulation OF Roumnia
viii be subn tied to The Powers VINO signed The
treaty Of faris.s
The French Admiral HamIin is dead.
Ten million OF francs were withdfa"n from Tue
Bank of France on the loth'
Forty eight citizens of Warsaw request The Co
vernon 10 intercede with the Car for his accept
ance of an address expressing the loyalty OF the
Warsaw citizens.
The fy,rttii has been seized for publishing Carl
baidis address announcing the formation of "A com
mittce 10 promote Italian union.
The Princess Of Wales is 40 far cOnvaitscent
that no bulletins are Issued. Inc iiidht
prince Is also well.
Haron James R0ihsehild has disloeased his knee
by fall.
The Duke OF ofCleveiand died al kopy castle isw
Aax