Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-03-02

/ longer be preserved as basis of negotiations
The London Times saws the Danes lost ev
/ erything in Schleswig except honor
/ The Morning Post says the situation Is AZ
informal suspension of hostilities and the time
has arrived for a basis of arrangement 10 be
I discussed
The Morning Hssad contends that if Aus
trla and Prussia repudiate the treaty of Lon
don, general war can hardly be escaped
Other continental news is unimportant.
The following is the latest, via. Queens
ton
LoNDox, Feb. Ilth.-The Bank of England
minimum of discount is raised to : per cent.
The confederate steamer florida left Brest on
the night of the of the 9th. 1t is presumed
the federal steamer hedrsGGe will pursue her.
There has been no more fighting as yet The
Danish Reichsrath have voted address to
the army, Iii favor OF vigorous prosecution
OF the war The proclamation of Marshal
| Nrangle, declares the authority of the King
of Denmark suspended in Schleswig.
The Vienna BotSehaJter says: Denmark,
| by its anterior conduct and resistance, has
| abolished all treaties. The treaty of London
no longer exists. Austria and Prussia are
masters OF the policy towards Denmark"
PARIS, Feb. 10, P. M-The Constitutional
considers that the evacuation of Dannewerke
/ by the Danes viii prolong the war. 1t fears
that the difficulties now arising viii be differ
ent from those before the war. The basis of
| negotiations, it adds, has been displayed and
many complications and difficulties are posi-
/ BILE.
| LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE London Times says
| official assurances have been received from
/ Vienna that the statement that Austria has
withdrawn from the London Treaty is true
| The Post thinks the Danes are in position
/ n on IL IN Sci SXXIu n
for many months. They occupy the island o.
Olsen with the strongly fortified position OF
! Dupple on the adjoining main land From
! the island it will be next to impossible to
| dislodge them so long the Danish forces
are concentrated there. The allied powers
/ viii be compelled to maintain "A large army OF
| occupation III Schleswig The Danes with
| their fleet may blockade the German ports.
| PARIS, Feb. 9.-Riots have occurred in the
| Canton of Ticino. Several arrests were
made, but the people released the prisoners,
uttering solutions cries.
PARIS, Feb. lO.-Denmark, yielding to the
| remonstrances of European commerce, has
| ordered that the Bremen and New York mail
| steamers shall not be molested.
altoona, Feb. IO.-A portion of the Danish
| army instead of retreating to Olsen have
marched further north, pursued by the allies.
| PORTLAND, Feb. %.
| The HibanjGn from Liverpool 18th, via
| Londonderry y, arrived this morning. Cot.
| ton Is frmer bat prices unchanged. Bread
| stutts heavy on Friday, and all descriptions
| slightly lower. Provisions unchanged and
steady American securities are quiet anG
| steady.
| The bullion in the Bank of England had an
| increase of 600, 900.
Nothing of Importance from Schloswig.
The Morning Post says England had pro
posed an armistice prelisiinary to confer
| ence, it is supposed, by France, Russia and
| Sweden.
| In Parliament the Earl of Derby attacked
! the government policy in regard to the 1lr
hama and Laird's rams, and insinuated that
| the latter were scizea under American me-
naces. He moved for the production of the
| papers relative thereto.
| Earl Russell defended the government and
| declined to produce the papers, pending lie
| Gal iuOuiriCS