Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Progress ofthe Danish WAR; he Austrio-
Prussian Army Completely vIoto-
rious-sevsre Losses ON Both sides
An Austrian Regiment Loses Seven
teen Omeers and Five Hundred Rank
and Fne-Mr. Stewards Dispatches
Discussed In Parliament.
tvery latest per the Hecls, via Queenstown.l
LONDON, Feb. 10.-The rumorcd revolution
in Copenhagen is unfounded.
The Prussians have occupied Flousburg.
The Austrian loss there was 1,lOO.
There are rumors OF an attack on the Danes
at Duppel, but no particulars.
Earl Russell stated, In the House Of Lords,
that Mr.. Adams thought 1t prudent to with
hold Mr.. Seward's offensive dispatch, at which
Lord Derby was so indignant, and 1t had never
been presented. rHs -
Mr., Layard said America had made no dc.
mand, either written or verbally, for Indemnity
for the AlAbama's doinRs.
A proclamation Of Marshal Uraugel an
nounces the appointment OF Baron Zsdlitz, q
Pru1sian, civil commissioner for SchleSWig, and
confirms the present civil functionaries In Of.
fee, and declares that the German language Ia
honeeforth to be used In the administration OF
Affairs, and prohibits demonstrations adverse
to the Austrian and Prussian policy and at
tempts TO establish any other authority in
Sehleswlg.
CoPESHAeBs, Feb. 9.ATho RegroaAd voted
to-day an address to the army, announcing the
energetic prosecutlon Of the war. The address
was prepared by Bishop Maurad.
An engagement occurred on the 9th near
Idstedt, in which the Austrio- -PrussIan army
was victorious, G.# # ~ r#
In the engagement near Oversee and the
streets Of Fleusburg, there were many killed
and wounded. Ono Austrian regiment lost II
officers and 500 rank and file.
A Iin
thousand persons have been arrested In War
saw, and 1t is said the archives OF the National
Government have fallen into the hands of the
Russians.
Advlces from New Zealand announce the
defeat Of the natives by General Cameron, after
a severe engagement, In which the English lost
4l killed and 90 wounded. Nearly 900 prison.
ers were taken.
1t Is fully confirmed that tho Danes have 70.
treated from schleswig. They evacuated the
Dannewerke and blew up the works at Mis-.
sundc.
The Germans followed them TO Fleusburg,
from whence they retreated towards Duppei
There were several severe engagements and
considerable loss on both sides. The Germans
secured great booty and large number of
guns and prisoners.
According TO some authorities, the Danish
possession Of schleswig is probably ended, and
the army will retreat TO Jutland.
Others assert that formidable stand will be
made at Duppel, where the Danes, supported
by the feet, may assume strong position.
vienna, Feb. o.-At q council Of ministers
on the 7th, under presidency of the Emperor,
important resolutions were adopted to the effect
that the London protocol can no longer be pre-.
served by Austria as basis of negotiations be-
tween the Great Powers.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Times' Vienna CORES
pondent says the Austrian Government is salts
fed with the course Of events In SchleswiR, and
tits understood that Austria will not consent
to cross the northern frontier OF Schleswlg.
HAMBURG, Feb. S.-Ofhclal reports state
that the Prusslans are marching upon Duppel,
and are said to have carried the entrench chments
before Duppel, held by small Danish force,
and thrown forward their main body to Ap-
Pendrade to cut of tho Danish retreat into
Jutland. ... f. '....
The roads were blockaded by cannon, which
the exhausted horses were unable to drag
further.
The Danish army is reported to be in state
Of complete dissolution.