Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-12
THE DANISH OUTBREAK.

Inc COnie0efste ican heQ gone tp y tS-Ay -le.- .
and was advancing.
THE DANISH OUTBREAK.
Tkirty-two thousand Prussian troops en- Toatg
/ for Holstein, via HEu0yeT, will cross the Els8
| without hsl5ing. Fifty thousand Aus,risns for
Sehleswig were forwarded on the 20lhby special
trains. such are the most exciting items in the
sunmsry OF the nsss brought BY the America
These soldiers viii ind in q portion Of the tern
tory upon which they win enter German federal
1 troops, Who have advanced without resistznce,
/ and have been allowed BY The Danes 70 AXE pcs
session Of the Fortress Cf Rsudsburg and yari-
I Gus towns sud villages. They Will discover
that menaeing Dsnish fores IS ready 70 dis
pate the passage Of lhe Elder, and they have
information that sny attempt 70 cross Tie nFsr
viii be rssigted. MeanWhiis tao tramp Of troops
is scarcely Interrupted By toe efforts Of diplo-
macy 70 syeIt avyaT, the consequences and issue
Of which the wisest cannot pretend 10 ioseeeo-
Austria and Prussia falling in al edofts to calm
the excissmenk which blaEss in ths Diet Of he
| Gsrmanie Confsdaratie-, seem to obey The de-
eision Of lhai body and arc hurTyiHg On their
men.
They demanded as lhsir ulsimatnz that the
Danish Constitution shall be suspended IN The
Dnchies Of Holstsin and Sehleswig. Christian
TX, who aims 10 Be more 9 Roman than q
Dane Indignantly refuses Christian, in do
ing 50, IS backed up b. Power greater than
Pruss.s-perhsDs greater han Austria sRd Pfus-
STA combined. Engsnd pats him on the back
and tells him 70 stand up to the work. ChnI-
tan relies even further, upon the treaty Of 1881
70 which Francs, Austria and Russia were psT-
ties. In that famous document, the successor
Of many = previous interference ia the sfsiTs Of
other nations, the high contracting parties un-
dsf.ook to settle the difficulty between Den
mark snd Germany without any consultation
with the accredited representatives Of the laitsT-
Prince Carl, brother Of tie King Of Denmark.
has a1ivsd at Hamburg from SehlesWig. He
Jeff the country after refusing 30 take the eafh
OF allegiance to his brother.
HiMBURG, January 20-One brigade of Dan
ish Infantry was transferred today from Sshles-
wig TO FIsnsbtug. AL the bsstslious Of Sehlss-
wigeTs AID H9lstsi1srs are % be distributed
among the Danish regimsnls. The 6ut Prss-
siaa troops are expected hare today.
AMERICAS AFFAIRS.
The investigation into the Circumstances ef
the sitting out snd departure from Shssrness Of
the rebel privsteeT RappahanHoek, late her
Majesty's steam gun vessel Victor, had tsrmi-
mated. Il was sscertained that certain officials
At Sheerness dOckysrd had been guilty Of
gross neglect Of duty, and az the game time
committed an unTsrautEble violation Of tbs
neutrality laws, and the Government has de-
eidsd on prosecuting the principal offender. A
WaEAA4h A. i-s AaaAEl4 kaA &c
sion Of William Rumble, principal engineer
and inspector Of machinery sfoat. The accused
Was sppTobended, bat liberated By the R0ehes.
ter bench on heavy bail No Brocesdisgs had
yet been ordered against any one Of the other
officials, nor aeainst the Government pilot who
pilotsd the RGppabsnBsek Tem the More.
The Right H0u0Eabls (. Peel, one Of the IN
der secretaries Of the treasury, had been address
ing bis constituents st Bury-Lancsshirs, and
- - A.
pointed ous the msgHituds Of the undertaking,
sho burdens the North was imposing on Itself,
sad the necessity for Eogland's neutrality. Ad-
yeTtiug 70 the AlexandIA esse, be said the policy
Cf the GovsEnmsus would be % DO as il would
be done By, and be hoped WHEN tie war s-zs
over both sides would acknowledge that Eng-
lands c0ndues had been emiRentY fair
Il is announced that the steamer Gsrmania,
from Southampton, On the l4-h, loT New YORK.
took ont several heavy siege guns Of large eaE.
| bsT from the Low Moor iron works. L Is pre-
4 sunsd for Federal Dzss.
/ In the Liverpool police court, On the 18th Of
| January, three persons, named Jones, Highst
and Wilding, engaged in the ship ehsndleTy
/ business, were summoned to appear and an
sTsT charge Of attempting 10 euhst men to
/ serve ia the sea EefVlee of the COnfsderates
| The defendant II gbat wss the only ore who 81
/ isndsd. The prosecution coneiudsd on behalf
/ OF the GovaTnnsnt. The counsel for defend
/ ants denounced this case as one of the most
/ trUmpery ever got up, and condemned ia severe
/ terms the espionage pursued II England By the
/ American Government The defendant was
held over 10 answer in his own rse0gnizanes for
$500 and two suIeties Of E2-O.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three hundred thousand pounds sterling in
specie have been sent By tee Bank Of England