Glasgow Courier. — 1864-04-28 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SUPPLEMENT TO 474.gleASCIOW  sian multitudes won their easy victory; and also states that on the eve of the disaster a telegmni was sent from the Danish headquarters to Copenhagen asking leave to abandon Duppel and withdraw the force secretly, but Bishop Konr4d's reply was to hold Duppel at any price. 'Berlin, April 25.—Yesterday, at 12 35 A.M., an engagement took place off the coast of. Rugen. within view of the Post-House of WattOn, between a Prussian gunboat and the Danish iron-clad frigate For-denskiold. The Danish frigate sailed off, pursued by nine slow-sailing Prussian boats, which failed to her. Tho Fordenskiold, was, however, subsequently overtaken by the Grille and set on fire, but the Danes succeeded in extinguishing the flames. Berlin, April 25.—The Minister of Public Worship, has sent Privy Councillor Stiehl to Slesvig to inquire into the conditions and wants of the school system in that Duchy. '  The Copenhagen paperi 'the -Faedreland,- mentions that the "oldest historical monument in Schleswig, the old rampart Damiewirke, constructed by Queen Thyra *Dannebed, is now being levelled to the-ground."  • The French ladies are already amusing thswelves about the sea-bathing costumes, and.htive come, to Ole conclusion that a perfectly tight dress will be nadit cOn-venient and healthy, and if in variegated will look most picturesque.—Court Journal? • A few days ago, the. trial camo.Oft before the Court in Les Alpes Maritimes Department Of an assassin, ,one Borcelli, who murdered another native of Nice, Luigi Blasi, —in the most premeditated Way, for the sole offende of singing the Garibaldi Hymn, an air whiah this knight of the poniard affected to hold treasonable since the Nicene annexation. The tribunal Omitted extentating .circumstances, hnd awarded five years' forced labour. , - • . • • ' '  . • . On the Ist inst. a terrible trplosimi odeurred i One of the buildings belonging to the American Flask mid ' Cap Compaq. in Waterbury, Conn:. - The building was burned clop, and three :girls perished in. the Munch The lossis about 20;000 dials:, on. which there wee' no assurance.' Nearly all the perenssion cap ,toachinerj hi the Northern States-was in this building. The statement that the Hamburg and ' AMerican steamer Bavaria has been captured by the Danes, turns, out to be incorrect. The Bavaria gave only 'tWo "etaphatiC testimony of her freedom by,coming.into collision with the Channel Islands passengor steamer INormanby: on Wednesday, when but a feq Miles from Southampton harbour. The Normanby was seriously injured,, • but she was sot back to.-the port.- The Bavaria was: scarcely at all iniwed. pne or two passengers On board the Bavaria were shaken the collision, bilt..uo one was seriously hurt.• The Anitrians are vety angry that such great atten; tion ha cs been paid to 'Garibaldi in London; but ihe writers in the official papers at Vienna put a goo&faCe on the matter, and-express a lioPe that a damp climate and strong wines will produce no bad effect on the health of the hero of Aspromonte. _ Another Mediterranean cable has ceased to transmit electric messages, that laid &WU eleven years' rtge be‘ tween the Gulf of Spezzia: and the Capo of Corsica: ' There has been no actuak.-rupture;.btit; ofit" of thc sit' distinct wires forming the line, foilx had become sane.' how paralysed in 1863, and now th-Ctwo other filaments are reported inoperative. A