' ' M.1f *' THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 10,019. NEW YORK, MONDAf, FEBRUARY 22, 1864. PRICE THREE CENTS.

tow days since *U« to the two Oerman Fewer* * prepo¬ Lokmh, Feb. 7, ISM- ADDITIONAL FROM sition which them of tor Consols, after official hoon laal evening, closed at 90% HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS. EUROPE. deprived iwrj poemble ground a 01 lor monay. bntlhtlM. EDglMid offered to guarantee the fulfilment WAR IN SCHLESWIG-H0LSTE3N. Twelve guineas premium are belag paid on tba ship of the required ocedittoee, and to enbody Soman THE Kdtoburg from China to London. The bullion in tbe Bank of England baa incraaaad THE AFRICA AT BOSTON. principles, aa to the government of Scbleewlg- <381,0M. Hoisteln, is tbe protocol to bo signed by tbe elgaera of jimiciN nrrmrim Reported Decisive Battle Near the traaty of 1863. When, therefore, the troopeof the Baring quotea American securities inactive. United The Territorial Points Assaulted by the Germane. States flvetwentiee 03 a 63, Massachusetts Uvea 86. two Genua rowan paaaed tbe Ktder, tboaa govenunenta New York Central sbarss 70. Brandon, Miss. Details of the knew tbat all Uey had demanded bad bee* conceded, TBI PARIS BOriSI. Oohleswig- and not only conceded, but guaranteed, by a flnt nto Park, rob. «, 1864. wbtcb bad been tbe ehiaf adviaer of Tbe rentea opened od the Boarte to day at Ml. 83c. Holstein War. Power, Deoaaarh, Rantea cloeed at 661. of General Sherman's Forces and poese#sed tbe power of enforcing lto owe epinleaa THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Victory On i« then bo aald thai tbe war n which they ha** Ljvbrkkm., Feb. 6,1864. entered la other than ueeleea But with tbe Tbe Brokers' circular reports tbe sales of tbe week at Oyer Folk's Bebel Army. Official of the Battle eamagef to and to Report an and German heeled 31,000 bales, Including 4,600 speculators 6,000 tagonIan between the Dane by exporters. Tbe market opened irregular, with a partial of MlMundc. mutual alanghtor, wo ban little hoy* that moderate decline of ,<«d., closing firmer. The gales of Friday were oounaele will h* listened to by either aid*. 8,000 bales, including 2,000 to speculator and exporters, tbe market closing Arm at Tburxday's rates, wbtch are as TWELVE THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN, Tbe war baa already created a luapanalon of tbe ablp- follows:.Middling Orleans, 27)»d.; Mobiles, 27d.; Up¬ ping bnalneea between England and the Baltic. lands, 2d!^d. Tbe stock In port Is srtlmated at 271,000 The Parla correepondent of the London ton nya >. bales, of whlcb 34,000 are American. " MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. Rebels Driven Back fren At a ball on tbe 3d inetant the Emperor Napoleon Tbe Manchester market Is firmer but quiet. Roddy's aald to a group of marabala and generate, ' It appeara LIVERPOOL BREADSTCFF8 MARKET. the Tennessee have tbe of cannon ahot* la tbe Prloea dull and tend downward. Wakafisld, Nash & Co. lifer, Imported ETacoatitn of the Danner- they begun exchange and North. Let them them n; It la Richardson, Spenoe k Co. report:.Flour steady but to. go on, gentlemen.let go dull. Wheat tending downward and partially 2d. a 4d. to.,tee., werk by the Danes. noaflair of oura. Our poliey should be non-intorTentIon.' " lower since Tuesday. Red Western 8s. 3d. a 9s. a 2d. Tboee wboni be addreaaed aeemed to agre* wltlt him. Red Soatbern 9s. 3d. a 9s. 0d. Corn flat and Id. lower. Mixed 30a. a 30s. Od. Huntsvillb, Ala., Feb. 20, 1864. LIVBRPOOL PROVIRION U ARKRT. It iB rumored hero that General Sherman haty 11PT10H OF TUB THEATRE 0F WAR. THE LATEST, Bigland, Atbya & Co. and Gordon, Bruce b Co. re¬ port:.Beef steady. Porlc Arm and Is. higher for East¬ had a fight with General Polk near Brandon, ern. Bacon quiet and tending downward. Butter quiet Reported Rvaeaatlon of the Daaa«w*rk and steady. Lard quiet and unchanged. Tallow heavy whipped him, and taken twelve thousand prison- and 8d. sains at 39s. a 41s. Od. and Bchleiwlg fey the Daaea. lower; era. NAPOLEON'S NON-INTERVENTION PLAN. Ixjudo*, Feb. T, 1864. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. The evacuation of The Brokers'circular reports..Ashes steady. Sugar Official information from General Dodge wax re¬ Rchleewlg and the Dnnnewem quiet but closed firmer. Coffee quiet and stoady. Rice by the Danee la conflrtr.ed'. They an falling back on Inactive. Linseed nag a declining tendency. Linseed ceived at General I» was su and De¬ Corporation cent in consoia on tbo Oth was on likely reported opera¬ of the ftannewerk. walked forth to wltoess suem> the means o( turning our flauks. Daily attempts Monby Prometed-Rsfngeca and a at Delmonico's, the lor par barely supported lioncd Inside * in but it grand banquet preparations tions in Europe from day to day. A number of wounded men were have been nude to keepopou canal the guK: serters Coming Into Oar Camps, dec. toe Uh. Discount was unchanged. American securities the conflict. being veritabe work of as what was honoring the occasion have been very slight, and U Judging from tbe adrices to band it would appear as If brought into tbe town of ScUleswig from Bustorf. hii b> on . Sisyphus, MR. T. O. WILSON'S DESPATCH. vara very 11 it and drooping. that another attack would be cleared la the day wm fro/en over again id the night. A is therefore (eared that the anniversary will be but history were really about to repeat itself in ute new ..was expected .dden or has now set in, and the DsPARTSfixT or Wsrtsrx ViRniMii, Feb. 21, 1884. A despatch from Londou, of the 7tb Inst., says tbe ap¬ made on tbe place on the ttto of February; but a change temperature poorly commemorated this year. The military display campaign in Schleswlg-Holstsln. In these countries to soldier*. hardened by endurance to the oeid, hall the Major while In ooanHMSd of a portion In tbe case of tbe Alexandra was beard yester¬ our laiest reports, brought by the Africa Halifax, or and look tot- Yesterday Cole, is to be very small, only one regular militia regiment peal ship there not much of to 7tb instant do Bot Inform us of thaw as the harbinger spring, eagerly a Is, Indeed, choice fields of bar dated m Ix»doo the ol the tbaw of tbe Firat Maryland cavalry battalion..had skirmish as No day aaornlng before tbe Judge sitting in error. Sir Hugh the result or tbe Irst at Bustorf, now known ward to tbe corumeui einoot hostilities, h having yet signified Its Intention of parading. tie. Two or three main lines of road leading to engsgemsm the ioeou the will aoon break and tbe at Piedmont Fauquier county, with orders bavo b een issued Sandford for a Calms objected to the power of tbe Court of Exchequer as tbe battle of Bristorf. It was tbougbt lo England tbst continues Schley up Station, Mosby'a by Gep. general two or three principal towns are to bs lost or woo, bad tbe transmission fortiflc.tions will then be aa strong as ever. command. turn out of his division, and the regimental commanders ti tllow an appeal. The Attorney General replied ibal the Prussian cumtnan-Wr prevented In no to take the minor Into and then tbe contest is at an and. Almost sixteen of measagss froai the towu. THE WAR PLAN OF TIB ALLIES. Cols took seventeen them three have appeared to be burry toeCourt would give Judgment on tbe 8th as to whether years Ulegrapbic Major prisoner*, among their own hands, In the absence of Instruction* Imm head¬ since tbe Prnssians entered and look the THB TOWN or rMWIICtttiW. To enable our rea4ors to more clearly understand the officers. of real «hioh tony ssuM bear tbe esse or not. Schleswig, quarter*. The experience war service, towns of Schleswig and Flensburg, just as they are now It WM tbat tbe Germans would attack this of the Austrian* and Prussians, as well as We lost about two Killed and two woandsd. most of our elty corps have had recently in Virginia and M In stated that the Alexandra case will be taken before srpeeted military plan has all reMsh tor Intent on them, a later the Ho|. oa Instant. Tbe town to to the of tbelr future movements on rebels are to hire bad killed a Pennsylvania, apparently (ieetroyod ton House of whatever tbe decision be ef tbe taking y*f 8chie*wlg place tbe 4th belongs Penmsrk facilitate tracing The reported five and mere which were Ww'nM us Lords, may stelnrrs attacked the Danes at Missunde aad tbat to the actual holiday displays. formerly to Rtokeoferde It lies twenty three mtlse west-southwest of 8ctaleswlg, tbamap, we may state lust previous larger number wounded. ho frequently and ssctoesly. The Seveety-flrst reglineal. feokequer Chamber*, it being tbe wiah of al) parties the river Bear so oa soil of tbe Prussian corps "18 -*BerUM5d ln th* w««rH>Hk: despatches awl is built om Kidor, He mouth, the invaaioo of the ik-hleswig army Wnen attacked d osby bad JuSt received a commission thwOld American Guard, in the time or Yesborgh ami hla tamtbe few lAifclrdtteult case settled by tbe jUgbeM North .lea. under tbe command of Marshal Wrangel and Prince brother officer*.la the single exceptkwto the nllMIn regl- ohali*"86 TUB tUVBB B1DCB Frederick Cbaries were concentrated in tbe triangle as lieutenant colonel, snd himself and men were at the ments which are not to turnout. l*el authority. With these Ibw remarks we town introductory proceed to motl rivers In lortned by Kiel, Reudsburg aod Neumunater (a time having a jollification spree over tbe food luck they the steamer Alabama, on tke 5th of January, waa fifty is one of the important Denmark. It takes on tbe line or the Railroad and distant THE CIVIC CELBBHATMB*, submit oar description of , situate Hatpburg believed would a*tsnd the of a de¬ ¦Mm south ef Rangoon, on tbe Aracan eoast, watching Ha rise in tbe Duchy of Hotatein, eight miles south of seventeen milea south-southeast or Kiel), with tbe bead, promotion. If money can muke It so. will be magnificent THB DCCBT OF SCHLESWIG, at the «rst named place. The troopa were ar¬ The officers we captured were taken in their good scription. Thousands of dollars have been expended ou toe rloe porta. Her poeltton was also threatening to Kiel. The Eider flows to tbe German Ocean, keeping quarters fireworks, wnich. as win bo exhibited in the even¬ comprising within its limits the southern portion or tbe ranged In such a manner tbat the prtucipal masses clothes, they having put theoi on to make a "stunning" usual, ?easels at Calcutta. generally to tbe west, and paestug tbe town and fortress cloae to the of tbe Eider Be¬ ing at all tbo public squares of the city. We are informed peninsula of Jutland, being separated from the of and tbe fornnsa towu of VrederlckSU.lt In were quartered passagea appearance at the social and lOvlal of the that some of the will nr the kind i Liverpool Chamber of Commerce have been die- kingdom Rendsburg tween Neumunater, where tbe Austrian and l*rus*tan gathering pieces surpass any tiling of Jutland on tbe north the river. lu course lhe Klder H ninety tones IB leBrth Of the*e tbe Austrian under friend* urn! oiltrers anil men of tbo promoted major. yet xi-en in thin vicinity. At sunrise a national salute of proper by Kunge (orcea Joined, and P.endaburg, corps is now to tbe tbe alleged system nominally tranatsrriag seveuty miles are navigable Tbe river Eider opens a liarou de (irablent/ were concentrated, and «eut "There nothing report from Shenandoah will be flred at Madisoo square, and at noon Sobleawig is divided from Holsteln on tbe south by tbe communication between tbe Baltic Ken and uerman Uoueral valley as or movements in South Aassricao ships to tbe British flag! and by this evasion strong detachment* in observation on the lower Eider regards forty's position THE BI l.LS OF OLD TRINITY river Elder aU the great Holsteia canal On the east Ocean the tidal action being felt m it at Rendsburg Ibe Baltic Sea and tbe LltUe la tbe chief sttluent of lb- Ktder la the Trenn . when Kaaon active, rnakipg captures of guerillas and a thereon. Scbleswig Belt, whlob was blown up by tbe Danes tbe army' out the following programme:. .nelly referred to a committee to mane report A traveller, writing Irom I'.endtOurg ou tbe rider, on <* entered the durhiee in tae latter end of picking up Sossrters. totter or which the dueby sssaprises the island of Alsen ot before tie mvasloe waa execution From tha Kanawha there is noth new. 1..Kinging the changes on eight belle. Tbe pntfect of law aboliabiof Iks tobacco contract bad tbe 28th .lanuarv.four days j UM. When the Kidec was crossed tbe Prussian* took region ing 2..Hail Colombia. West of Schleswig Is the North 6ea, which oontaios in cosspleto.deecribes the animated scene then prevallug the canal and tbe Austrian! that or Rendi- Refugees continue to c >me In to General Crooke. It Is to tbo Oertee ef to* . tpAsldeof 3..Yankee Doodle. keen presented Porlnpl prepoood tbe immediate of tbe the islands ot on the banks of ibe Eider thus setimated that two tboasand refugees and deserters have Is rels me on neighborhood duchy over the Elder baa a warlike burg. come within tbe lines of General t..Happy am I.irom the Opera or I.a Bayadere. Oily 1,200 per kilogram unmanufactured, The bridge particularly PdBITfON OF THK DANI9. Kelley's department on " Fobr' pe'"°rm, N'ostrand, and others of less On this ude-tbai is to me southern or since tbe 18tb of 1804 ft .My Lodging Is the Cold Ground. .id rels on eegars. . S,J!F appearance. *»J. January. S,M0 principal towns of Scbleswig are Scaleswig. Uolstein side, now in tbe bauds of the lederal troops. Previous to tbe 2d of February the Danes occupisJ . Preparations are being made at tbe different posra 0..Blue Hell* of Scotland. tke Bombay mail of January 14 had reached England, Apenrade, Hadersisben and ibrls have been thrown within thi* department to celebrate Wash¬ 1 .Columbia, the Gem of the Ooean. me imreochmenu lately line south of tbo Schley, from Ei< kenferde to Hollingatedt. appropriately with «md tbe American letters were forwarded per Afrtoa. tianQeid. The town or Schleswig Is a seaport and bauk ana Ibe approach lo tbe bridge is defended by two,lh* ington's Birthday, tbe 22d. 8..Rondo, variations la m^/or and minor keys. capital of the duchy. It Is built on the western termina- at the Their loft waa strengthened by a work extendinr from Tbo weather is moderate and composed by George K. Rristow. Tbe Africa makee tbe report:.On tbe 0th about rows of a thick Jbigh wooden paltssde, spiked top threatening snow. following lion of the river Schley, and coouios thirteen Md«*nvided with loopholee. Ihe brluge Itself Is ex- tbe bay of Elckenferde nearly to tbe Scbiey. Their main 0..Airs rrom Child or the Regiment. tost., In latitude AO, longitude 18, passed a screw steamer, thousand inhabitants. The harbor of Schleswig, although iremeir narrow, tbe river ai that less wide of their ex- Tike Blockade Runner Ionia Sunk. 10..Old Hundred. '. for. email place being lorce protected the town Scbleswig, and left do IJorroL to be the Etna, bound Bask On tbe 12th, In 3"*r'' n**'**t>le vess'le than a few hundred yards further up, where it repidiy tended to the Dannawerlt, their whole lorce being spread iLFRAsmMRK, Feb. 11..Airs by aoppoeed iH?i«r0V2?h?L U.t*.is a very ancient town, having existed 18,1804. 12 . Bells. the Kedar. also only. Hchleewig expands. It is completely thawed at prwseat sear here, | over a long line of delehee. According to tne report of The British Evening latitude 48, longitude 32, passed steamship aa such la the ninth century The town was formerly a tbe weather is ottleriy co d, aod. as I psssed the Prussians bad attacked steamer Ionia, from tBe Clyde for Nassau, 13 .Red. White aod Blue. Hanseailc Near to tbe although tbe Danish commander, his Doodle. benad East. League. town'of over, tbe bleak wind waa lasaing tbe water lalominia. J Oi'tposts, and were advunciug towards Mlssuude sunk this morning one mile east of Lucky Island. Tbe 14..Yankee at oM ~»t!e or Gottorp, tbe residence waves. It wns a curious swbt to nee the German THE HKVKNTV-FIRST RBOIMRNT. tbe steamship sidon, from New York, arrived Liv¬ of tbe Dvilces o? \b* and the cradle of that lure with the intention of forcing tbe passage of the crew have landed here. ?De was one of tbe fastest boats HolsleiDGottorp, sentinels oo this side of tbe bridge, tbe German ;.nd Schley. The later news gives the result of In ac( ordance with the usual custom this regiment will erpool on the evening of tbo 3d Inst. race, the descendants or which now claim to rule in the over them, and not on the Clyde, steummg twenty-one miles per hour on her to cclolirste the birthday o( altbouiib the 64 11 north, Holstcin flags waviug perhst* the movement. It was at Missuudo tbat tbe parade Washington, Tbe steamship Glasgow, from Nsw York, also arrived territory. Schleswig occupies latitude 31 ttltT yards distsDt, on the- opposide side, Dstiiib Prussians ilefired to cro<-s, in order to cut off tbe ti lal trip. there have been no dlvlaioa or brigade orders issood lor and longituds 9 64 4i east. tbe DauUb tnom to do so. The order baa been at Liverpool on the evening of tbe 3d Inst. soldiers pacing up and down under Hag. I Danes from the sea. Field Marshal Von Wrangei proba¬ followlog Issued by the Ducirr or holstbin doubted at first whether I should be al owed to pass over hss his recollect.OD4 or 1*48 when tbe Dane retired A. Parson's Itepljr to the Press on th« Sub¬ the Colonel:. Ike steamship Teutonla, from New York, arrived at bly (inrtiui. osder.so 6. lies both in Germany and Denmark. The or tbe bridge into 9cble-wi« and to return unmolested, but b..r»ra him and gained the island o' Alsen, where their ject of KslHtng. ou tbe morning of tbe 4th Inst. territory 1 did so without question. In a day r two, if .be Ans- and in tbe of which lISAngcaaiSHe, 71sv Kw.iMKjrr N. O. ». N Y.,) keoibainpton of is in fleet nude tliem secure, neighborhood Professor Matthon indulge! a rattier small New Yokk from Nsw arrlvsd at Holsteln situated south Scbleswig tbe kingdom trians aud Prussians commsBie to advance iBto Scblos- the Prussians and Hanoverians met with the bloody re¬ congrega- , Feb. 0, 1804. / Ike steamship .-Scotia, York, This will in of Denmark, while that portion which is north of Hano wis communication betweeu tbo two duchies will, It is or Doppeln It Is therefore anticipated now that tioa last evoning Id bis cburch, Id Forty first stre«t, tfc»r regiment parade fatigue uui'orm, with Liverpool on tbe Oth Inst. however, s-s-ns to kuow pulse overcoat* and white gloves, on Monoioi and the regiment paraue tbe Sea. The area of Holstsin is level ground, with tbe ex¬ in the ssroe train to a place in this nstghboibood, were Danes cut olTlrom the aea. while the Austrian.' operate on from Paul's F.pistle to the Romans, third chapter, seventh of this annivorsary mice its organization It is hoped or a few bills on the east. On tho that the will be a nne. The line will be ception insignificant sinclng and roaring most vociferously, whereupon one ot their centre. This, the Germans expect, will end in the and eighth verges. After a few prefatory remarks, be itarude large Adltlonal details of tbe attack on Missunde give the fol- south aud west us extensive pasture lands are secured my lellow travellers remarked that thev were so j< joui ie.-tructi"n of the Danish army. lormed in Bond street, right on Broadway, at half past againat inundation* of the sea by a network of deep because they knew there would be no flgbtlng. opened bis assault by observing that the very class of two o'clock I' M precisely. Iho Held and staff will re¬ lawlng particulars:. d)Kes. the existence of which renders tbe advance of an newspapers who bad looked with boly horror during the port to tbe Colonel, mounted, at tbe armory, at two Tbe Iom of tbe banes Id lbs attack on Missunde was on side a ami under TBB K1VKR SCHLBT o'clock. Tbe non commissioned stair and band and com¬ army that very difllcuit dangerous THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. last fifteen years on tho idea that ministers should {Tom one hundred and llrty to two hundred men. Tbe Cf,uUin3 » ureal number or lakes. is a narrow inlst of tbe Baltic sea, running twenty.ons bring panies will report to the Adjutant on tbe parade ground lf formation. Prune mn loee » variously estimated at from one I'lousee, supplied mils* la length from the sea, and situated seventy miles Debate oa the to tbe (iueen'a the waters oi ihe nveis Eid<-r, Elbe aud their continents. Hspty wb cb presumed to dictate religion to tbem, both as re¬ By order of Colonel BENJAMIN I.. TRAITURD, hundred and to tbre« hundred killed and wounded. north-northwest of at N. G. 0. N. Y. tlfty 1 he capital of Holstsiu is the town of aitona The other Hamburg. Speech.English Policy Hi-garde doctrins! and con Commanding Seventy-first ot THB RIVBB BORGB. garded points private morality. He Im account* say that tbe I'russiuu loaa wa a much principal towns the duchy are GluckMadt, Kiel, Rends- Poland and the I'nlted tended that it was tbe and of all minister" to John R I.ivsksoss, Adjutant. and Klmshorn. Tneso towns are bv Denmark, right duty than Ibis. burg connected rail- When the Panes evacuated the KronenwerB, after lbs 6tc. deal with political questions. But tbe !Immu> turns CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON HEIGHT*. greater ruads. Ihe population or lidstsia U about six States, number of citizens and that of tbe capture or P.eodsburg by tbe German", they fell back be j«en a was theologian now. and tbe ministers know nothing but the A tbe promloeat of Wasbmgtoa Tbe I'ruFHian force numbered 9,000, hundred thousand. Us inhabitants are mostly Oer An address, ia reply to the Q speech, adopted the feet the occasion In tbe evenI a The is one of th« small Hlble, and they must sit at of tbe Huuld to Heights will celebrate g by Bum about 2,000. man by dasceut, in language as well as in imlittcal bind tbe river Sorge. sorge in both bouses of Parliament without amendmeat. learn tbsir theology. Wow. the first question about the dinner at Washington Hull, High Bridge. Shepherd feeling and social predilections. Uolstein Is situstod bs streams which are to the Eider, In the terri- at was will A addrossee, ¦tormtuja were attempted by tbe Prussian*, but 2d 10 and U lit aud loosittide tributary In the House of I.orde Earl Derby reviewed at logtb rslle tbe coming Metropolitan Fair whether It did knapp, Ksq prsside. poem, toaais, latitude 64 north, tory of Bchisswig. From the Kronenwerk, or oot corns under tbe denomination of He then Ac., appropriate to the dsy, will distinguish tbe uccasloo. were repulsed, the Danes maintaining a heavy Ore lbe K,n« of « boids Holst^iu as It was a Bne which the foreign policy of tbe government, contending tbat it (ambling. Ibey , work." spanned by bridge, alluded to the rallies of watcbss. got up in bar rooms, ORDER Of UNITED AMERICANS. LISDaks of Holsteln.W the Danes blew s» over, *a» and to The against tte storming party. retreating up they got injurious humiliating England. r^iectlqaof and compared tbe raffle of tbe Sanitary Fair to The Order of tbe United Americans will depart some* hat was town and fortress or bendbsctrq.thb thus pladag the Sorgs between their troop, and thetn He therefore affirmed that was According to one account, one Prussian regiment raa the I'r.issHn tbe Emperor Kapoleon's proposal for a European caograss, raifllng from their usual programme thla year. Instead of ibe KROMBNWERE. the'r enemies. Afte? this troop. essentially gambling, aad could not be otberwise. accusiouted at the have totally destroyed by tbe fire of tbe Danes. ibe Eider to tbe east and took op their aad of his invitation to recognize the government of tbe In of bis tbe resd from orationIxing Cooper Institute, they raw rourr or invasion. pHlwd about proof argument, speaker arranged to (tee a grand banquet at tbe City Assembly The Prussians retired to Eickcnforde. headquarters at Oettorf, a little town lying mid- Oua'ederate Stales, together with tbe fruitless asgotla- the statute book of lbs State of {tew York lo show that Rooms Reudsburg Is a very strongly fortified Iowa. It Is wav between tbe river and tbe deep indentation of the all manner ef was punishable & t£e afCSroootTof ike Sd instant tbe Auetriana at¬ staad- noaa with Russia respecting Poland. aad the interforence gambling by law, involving THE CHILDREN OF DECEASED PATRIOTS. built on an Island * the river Elder, at the bead of tbe ooMt, at the end of wb^b Ther to tbe offender a penalty of $2,600 and two vears Im¬ of will be tacked Hnstorf, one mile south of Pchleswig. Tbere was ob to the tatter pises, andBckeol^as they sn'erea it the lathe Dano-Herman difficulty. ware severally referred bad beeo said that "those were An Interesting feature Ibis year's oelebrstioa a station on lbe Kiel and Altona Rail¬ prisonment. U clergymen lbs untertainment tbe schools, st t ooper tbelr Kiel canal, having thsn the - grand by public .fewp. firing until after dark, but tbe Danes held Kshedoca retired. Tbe Prussians oocupled place 10 ^7 Sbrl Derby, and although he did not oppose tbe ad so iiDgaliant as to protest against tbis work wnich was in of the Institute of Reward for is miles west or Kiel. Bred on the Danish war vessels in tbe a to Institute, for tbe beoeflt one fleld and a few road. It elghtesa Rendsburg from which they Ireas be oensured Hrl husaelt's po ,ey tbe hands of few ladies help the poor soldiers In tbs the Children ol Deceased Patriots. One thousand .WBj losing, however, place, having severely fors.gn service or their He supposed that was founded Is divided into two parts.ons known as the old aad the Earl Ru.eell, In tbs [>aao-German liffl country." children, representing all the public schools m the city, vwunded other as lbs new towi. One portion is situated south sod BlCKBNrBIIDB BAT ANP TOWK. reply, explained oo the dogma of tbs Kornisb church. that the end justiQed In the which will constat of was unfettered ia terms to tbe will taks part exercises, Another attack was expected on tbe 4th Instant. the other north of tbe Elder, that part south or the The bay of Elckenferde. formerly called KIckeBflord. Ii cully, and abowsd tbst Englsnd quite tbe means. He tben ail-ided in sarcastic music, declamation, dialogues, military exercises and also to taka river to while lbs portion north of tbe never the of Koraan Catholic doctrine, bringing tbe late Archbishop An attack on Frederlckstadt was expected beloogs Holsteln, a seaport formed by an fnlet of the Ball c sea. tu ibis tbe matter, having given slightest promise and bu cathedral into bis remarks He sakl be calisthenics. Eider Is attached to Schlsswlg. Rendsburg contains aa assistance to Denmark. Hughes THE UNION LINCOLN ASSOCIATION ylMo on the 4th instant. extensive arsenal, a very large barracks and a commo¬ bay, oa Ibe 2d of February, the Danish war vessels understood Archhishvp Hughes' body bad not yet de- would be out on exhlnltion will bold "a grand masa meeting" at the Church of the the or Denmark was at Bchleswlg, and walked dious military storshouse and food depot. Its rortillca- Kahenrnare asd Tbor were fired on Husslan artillery, Karl Grey eondemned the boabar Jment of Sagasaat. oaved, and probably brought even King by in a from and col Messiah in Broadway, in tbe lag. What will take tbe at Bustorf. tlons on both sides of the Eider rorm the celebrated Kro¬ which had been hurried to the little town of t.ellorf as ind that Denmark had been eaco rage 1 to look hundred years now, they might get np not been announced. ..wards tbe outposts during fighting was evacuated tbe thought lections in tbe meantime lo build bis cathedral If raf¬ place has Prince nenwork, er -'Oownwork," which by the Danes evacuated it. Tbe town of F-lckeeferde be¬ for assistance from A Hamburg telegram of tbe 4th Instant saysjfeat tanas aad iocup*d by IN allied troops or Austria ana longs to lienmark. Ficken'erde town Is situated teu England. fling was a justifiable manner to get money to serve tbs Irm. -. ~ Earl Oranvilla the soldiers, wbv s barroom would be a* good a place THE DAY IN BROOKLYN. ¦VedertcK Carl Is reported wJEndad inTbe rr'it'*- *'» nlivs aaat-southeast or tbe town or Bcbleswig. replied, defending |«veramsnt. nfes OuT Feeders will recollect that It wai through Rends In the Kouee of Mr. Disraeli in a simi¬ as anv if it were attended by young OPENING OP THE SANITARY FAIR.MILITARY PA¬ An att rd the tbis raffle debauching public well ber big The pn erodings on tbe Sd Iset. against He If Schleswlg, are of very little avail towards tbe liberation, Palmerston replied, vigorously defeadlag cwisciem.e aod the corruption of tbe public morsl*. and the Prue- tbe Beiglaoa.crossed tbe Elder on a railwiy bridge to great feature of the Brooklyn celebration will be tbe reported a* follows In an official despatch from attack the Kr< neowerk. Tbe Danish cavalry stationed an it is termed, of the ducblee from Denmark, so long as course of Earl Rusaalt. also tbat it was aa open defiance or public law If they w.-ni hi to mr Christ's sake would of tbe grand fair Is aid of tbe I'nlted mates :. at the sluice of the Kiei canal tired a tew shots on tbe Danes can remain enveloped In Ibeir great snd taisto- Mr Gladstone explained tbat the promise of Eng. si J gamble they dthe« retreated. The main body of the allies ric bulwark of the Dannewerk This famous line of ssrlb- io circumstances supposed Sanitary Commission, Brooklyn Academy Tbe Austrian vanguard, led by General stand by Denmark was given under seen I man with a naked book. He roeo entered f^cblnwlf tarough the Abaodoued norK of work or border wall, which dates IU origin from the flsbmg always put sic, at seven P. M. | with tbe vanguard of tbe Prussian Guards, ad the and tbe invasion of hchleewig was ac ninth century, Is situate at tbe extreme soutbsru pari ot Merest from those which ooatroi the preeeat war. eons kiu'l of a bait on it to suit tbe kind of flsh be parson, Kroaeawerk, wanted lo catch Now. this business of the In tbe sfternoon there will be a grand parade of tbe vaaeed against bchleswlg. At tbe third chorge with Mo < ompiiahed Marshal Wrangei and tbe frown Prince or the Duchy of Schleswlg, aod stretches almost srrose the Mr. layard read despatch** from Anstris and Prussia, Sanitary the from a a little entire The of the ef Commission was tue devil's bait to cover the sharp entire force of the city, passing the Academy in the tbe Danee peeled between Pruania viewed movement situation country. length peninsula fcbleswtg. dating that whatever might be made rets bad military bay unci Allies repulsed north oi ihe town of Holstetu to tbe end uf Jutland is about three hundred arrangements bearded b»«k of sin, and tbsy better 1st tbat bait at three o'clock including, It is hoped, and (*>er- prepar Rendsburg uve to Powers would I for it was to get tbe seldlers to bito review precisely, bsttorf and Gottorf and stormed Konigsberg Mead-burg, ailbough well lortitied at all times. Is not miles so tbst tbe Dannewerk extends almost a«far *s the KcUleewlg aad Holstem, tbe great ai. N. G. Another account naserts Vfr^pj^rly the Redeemer's raiment while He bung ou tho cross. The regiment a. have again forced it as an avanue of invaaion. lh'he fortress of tha Dannswsrk cons sU at lbs pressat Ibe ma le some refer- regiment N. Y. AS. .mat. enortnou.i across the Uat Musea's speech should bavs speaker coucluded by denouncing those clergymsa con-*- Twenty-third Y 8. Na. THB FORfirii* TOWN or mib.«ckdb, dav of three earthworks, atretcblng Fifty second regiment N. Tbe attack was continued on tbe 4tb toetanI, without entire breadth of tbe laad. They are so arranged as to eace to American affairs, aad eompiaiaed of its slleaes ascled with tbe Snnitnry Commission and the other get- regiment N. Y. 8. N. G. wtere tbe battle.tbe tret la lbs war.took bs. or a to tsrs up of tho rartJe Fifty-sixth ¦taking much Imprestion >-n tbe DaDtab lioee. place form the neck, funnel, with long ootwork protect os this sad other important subiecis TO THE but tbe Iweea tbe Germane ood lbs Danes on tbe Sd of February! the narrow channel through which tbe trooie era ulti¬ lard eould PBBSENTATION TWEN^TMIIt.of lbs Y. s. N.G. era Ooe grenade rail into tbe townof feblenwlg, mately totonned to be driven. Towards tbe Baltic, or Palmerston replied tbat the goveraansnt t ity Iatrlll|sat«. The Twenty-third regiment bmm* M built at lbe potat ef ons ef lbs survss of tbe inlet of have sad to be with a very e|«E*°» <*cok>rt, town itself was barricaded against a roup 4* East ilea, there runs tbe "tjeter-Woldeo'' (or sast raw. oily repeated what baa often been said before, Fill at Ttrssr Hook..Between eight aid nins o'clock preeented a committee of ladiea.¦J?1"1 Tbe pre- tbe which fcrass tbe river »cbtey. Missuude lies towards the and is some- nrosursd for them by The King wery, si Tubby Hook. It origiosted on tbe Orel Soldiers will be addressed by from the town of ashi-swig, which is at tbe weatern and Kagllsb long, being OP THE P. P. C. CLUE. Ike loss of tbe Anstrlans in tbe storming at Jagel Is end of the river, la front of Missuade proper five iset high, ana sixteen yards broad, and beset with a ler tbs dolags of tbe Alabama. Be trusted tbat tbe fl sk, caused by tbe hot air furnace Tbe flames ware ex- Tlir ORAND CARNIVAL BALL widest ten teet. reature connected with the celebration atnted at rour hundred, Ineludlag many oarers. were some struag works, which were connected with the dticb tbe depth of which varies from six leet to Ministers bad given each an answer to ibe claim of the tiogo shed by the tirenieo and police beiore they ettend- An Interesting ««o Ihe oi tebruarv 1'rincs this is the formed tbe rive' ..j tbe flrsl floor, about >>,000. sup in the "City of Churches" is the anneal fancy drsas false cooducted tbe Prneetoae tbe town by a Mr da pmi id iteyond great bay by fsleral government as would an end to euch tuons- beyond lavage to tske thla st A guide sgnlsst fharios of Prussia with tbe troops under bis wttch is so wide that no troopa could i«eeibiy stismpt to put p wed to be insured. ball Of the "F. F. C flub." place evening and fired upon each other. Krodertch in from ot Iblt »® in# U'us demands in future. Hall. Tbe officer* of the eiub have muse all Asatrlans they stlaeked these works, aad a severe engage¬ pim it, Mr^iCbiDK iisiDediMljr ta Wssr Taut(T>ituHTn Srswrr . About sli o clock M<>atagus commiud, wblcli it of a nil* >o hM i he mces'sry preparations to have the affair go oil* On tbe ttb Inst, n heavy fall of snow prevented macb ment eosmd Troupe .( all arms wars engaged.more -Kyrir«b«n/ upward! Ihe debate on tbe Danish (jneatlSB g-oerslly iasplred m tbs Prussians lonr ginning at the end o! the talker lake It la from ten feel on >aturdny evsning a Are broke out dwelling smoothly, sad a good time Is anticipated by ibe meat- among the opposing fores s, but there waa raa eaporieUji artillery.tbe usiog seventy a> re confidence in eommercisl circles la but It and oc¬ and rnendt or the asaociatleo. The ball room bee nativity Tbe German attack rommeeoed at too A. M. and To twelve leet broad, and trom four feet to Six Eoglaud. bouss N'o. 41 Went Thirty-sightb strset, owned r>«rs bona m the vicinity of Scbleswlg. gun* as- Behind this lies tbe -Dannewerk1 itself, which w s felt tbat It no means denned what tbe ulltmatj in a been neatly deoorsted with flags, emblems, he The Bring laated aatil lour I . M. Notwithstanding ropsatel great by cupied by Hiram (Mrandsr. Tbe f»ro originated most sosiabie bad about a thousand bars da remained to possession of ihe Danish consists of an earthwork not leaa than fourteen mile* tbe of kali prom SSS lobe one of the gayest and The lianes altogether sealte ail the works It Is from feet lo thirty sii stupe policy Eaglaad would take. cloeet oo the basement floor, under lbs dumb reuions of ihs asason. vis:.300 killed aad wounded and Ooo regiment aad a half of the Danish long. Ib some parte thirty In tbe Boose of Ills torrtat-[ . esmfctf at Hchlemvig. Wwnps. Towaras evening the feet high. sBd the ramparla are from sitteea feel lo Commoos oa tbe 5th Instant, Mr White¬ spread to tbe upper daw*, oeniod weather. mtaatrv were engaged wboM ef these are called attention to tbs. and from Keatseky. TtO Ul from Inclement Iowa Mis* node itaelf was attacked aad waa tweet?feet broad. Tbe earthworks st^ to tbe dletrees id Ireland, and tbe damtge building TJ^Itta7aon uid*' J Interacting af from one aide nf the will be about insoJW I for 13,600 ,ur5't"r" TO THE CONVENTION.THE Tbe toen of tbe Austrlane, at tbe latest date, waa thirty .n»n an Bre m several place*. The Danes immediately in connection, penln- consequent .migration of men to America. |4,00*) Insurance Oompany. DELEGATES PRElWW'B tbe eula to the with Ike river Bgbimg ti 000Sa building in tne Mertbant* SENKRALfl AND CRITTENDRN, ETC. and men. m«wuieod a heavy cannooada agaiast storming par- other, 0. Manners tbe Second CASK OP M'COOE .Coern 610 made fierce aaaaults. aide aad with the river Treene, which falls mto the lord expressed tbe hope that the govern Mru .The alarm of Ore for Louts * M LS, Feb 21. IStt* loses after lies « tho Germans The teller A ««» Bos Ooeven- H In asserted that the Dsnea have sent cru time- a number of wounded Northern Ocean. so that the Danish forces baveltwllhlu mem would loee no m frteodlv advice oo svsning, wss caused Quite a a umber of delegates to tbe Frsedmen's .ad wore ropaioed each yulte opportunity giving district, st tsn o clock Saturday are vessels eame Iwnlah priaoasrs, wars sent down lo their sower to flood not leea than slxty-four square miles to tbe Aaertaaa view ef the "II at So. 10»i West tloti st l«ultrllle have arrived, snd more expected Prneaian t-ermoaa, with of bulwark of al a belligerents, with the ending h» ih« »eiore morning. _ Dafte Frederick baa been proclaimed at Ktokenforde aad Rsaishurg by railroad during evening coolest. ctreet o» th.> premises of tw>p. sre «®d of the td inetant Up bloody Thirty se.ond In a manner. large numbers ol negroea from Christian county In early morning to Der y« Popper wss burwed frightful to enlist snder the Bohlvangen, Scbtoewlg. lo the 4lb mote n t the (iermans bad not rn- of tbe I>snnewerk add vscy much The parliamentary papers relative to Jspan estimates "fllcer Wilson, ot the ¦siting their way lowsrds (Tnrksvllle, "Tbe^lsice'istee before tbe invasion She was taken to tb» hospital by The Austrian Keichrlath had expressed lis sympathy attaak on Miaeuade. A despatch dated in IU power of defence, for just present tbe destruction ef property at at a million ster¬ ibo damage to the premiss* was ' tf** has been no renewal Ilea lab engineers said tbey bad flooded tbe country with Ragosan. Twemr slntb prssisct court nisrtltl of Generals MeCook the In and an extraordinary that day says .Tbers and fiftsso hundred killed. Vbe ¦«:«<» tor army Pchleswig, granted efLiverpoolthe attack on lbe (.ormans. Tho Daaieh tbe thlBBeal relilcle of ice. aod lei the waUr out imme ling oniy slight will nrobablv ad.,"urn tomorrow, i.eosrai four millions oi florins Mlaauede by to croea .redltof !*. to Mo. lbe Praosiaa loee waa from dlstely afterwards, so that any trnops' atumpting Arrival of the Behrmlsn. case is coMiedrd, sad Gsnersi Onltsad* wilt to It was much tbe would he Bowed down tbe llko Csiassrrrlal Issaelltgencs. to Ostsidws say both generals official Vienna paper expresses tbe hope that and aeme arc unts say Ihat cowiry hy artntary Me , Feb, l»« flmolied morrow. Aseml cent. ie doubt that TBI LONDON MONIV MAHKKT. FMnuat, ui, 19M. »s mdltsry men sent Austria aad Trues* In thaa thin. Tbe Haass bed oee oflicer killed and Indeed, there little forly thoiisasid Bohsmisn, irom Liverpool on the 4th be thorough^ vindicated bc* tbe explanations (net by " oiie hundredl thosi- Losi om, Feb 6-P M. The ulssmsbip f.otilsvillo men hold the ttanaewerk . thst the CTatarr waneded may agaisat , f ondomterry on tho 5tb arrived al Ibis to¬ All reports will avoid all further complication*. sand scd It will as an . W*. Illinois Csnlral sharss, and lost., port .tie false Kngland "..bwi dated on lb* evening of the oimosttig troops, require strong oa at twelve o's ock. be sold ullsrly ..k can muslsr . the 2ft a 23 discount, trie shares, AO a Oil. night The l/ondon Timtt says.Tim Uritish government a .lb net , the lateet says ."Nelhiag « knewn as to UM army as sailed Wermaoy poeeibly pie