European News Highlights From February Dispatches
Arrival notices indicate the Cunard screw-steamer Hecla departed Liverpool at noon on the 9th and Queenstown on the 12th, while the Inman steamer City of London sailed from Liverpool at dawn on the 9th and Queenstown on the 11th. Dispatches from Mr. Seward are discussed amid debates in Parliament on Schleswig Holstein, with reports of Danish setbacks including the Dannewerke evacuation and ongoing pirate activity. Financial and commercial intelligence accompany the sea arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lusineas
Dagapsturrs
Menere
Rheganvson
Srence & Co
Bierangp
Atuyd & Co
Waxematy, Nasid& Co
Gorpox, Bauez & Co
Geel
North American
London
Suvang
Tarrow Hull
Search
Queenstown
Amwencam
Illinois Central Aharen
Erie
British House of Lords and Commons discuss Alabama and Alexandra cases
In a heated session the Lords debate dispatches with the United States over the Alabama and Alexandra cases, examine American cruisers’ lawfulness, and defer decisions until Thursday. Commons follows, denying immediate publication of papers, while confirming no new dispatches from Mr. Siwanp. China and Japan discuss Foo Chow. American indemnity and Alexandra appeal move toward Lords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Earl of
Alabama
United States
Exar Russart
Earl
Birronhead
Sablo Earlhan
Suwasp
Savage
Apaws
Earl of Derby
Agaus
Rossitt
Avans
Apawa
Congress
House of Commons
Laranp
Alexander
Larnen
JL. Cama
Lord St. Cacia
Siwanp
Holt England
Abans
Puncocan
Foralen Asaita
Peacecae
Mer Majesty
Savaan
Alexandra
Lavann
Sh. Cecil
Duke of Augualenturg
Schleswig
Ini
Austria
Prussia
Holstein
Broopa
Duke of
Augusten
Denmark
Dante Maonarchy
Earl Ruamble
Mattiassum
Schleswig Holstein
Augustenburg
Earl Russst
Austels
Prusale
London
Enr Dagar
Lord Patnaguston
Copenhagen
Lord Patwerstom
Disaagur
Earl Rogsri
China
Japan
Moust of Commons
Mnasacra
Foo Chow
Kagorima
Lord Parmaston
Korga
Tovics
Tue Alexandra Cabe
Africa
Alavandre
Exchequer
Sir Hood Casares
Wattoff
Liverpool Post
London Star
Bombay
Lierpool
Rouble
Retreat of the Danes in Schleswig and Austrian advance
A Copenhagen telegram reports the Danish army evacuated the Dannevirke and withdrew to Doppel, leaving heavy artillery behind. Austrian and Prussian forces pursued from Schleswig toward Flensburg, with several engagements near Oversoe and Aver age, numerous Danish casualties and prisoners, and reinforcements moving to cut off retreat routes. The Danish king’s authority faced strong opposition at home as measures for defense and calls for calm with public unrest and political moves unfolded.
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Schleswig
Dannewerke
Missunde
Copenhagen
Duppel
Wigsraad
Denmark
Counc
Gottolf Cusue
Flensburg
Gageenz
Prince
Antes
Kiel
Duchy of
Jutland
Doppel
Guttorianu
Haring
Edstert
Hamburg
tLolnis
Apenrade
Juulanu
Conenhagen
Pe Mazza
Stat
Af Tha Itpsraad
Vartis
Sth
Sweden
England
France
Risen
Avsratam Heapquacsens
Frosavr
Austian
Froerup
Prussigng
Gunecaywred
Bwudgad
Sourtegy
Danian Pi Her
Aine
Prince of
Wurlemburg
Fransacac
Tuseday
Pole
Amtriing
Elenaburg
Mendaburg
Altona
Duppal
Alsen
Ovesee
Fiens- Ute
Mounaan
Rigersad
Rigsread
Dresden Journal
Schleswig-Ilojstein
Venice
Otn
Council of Ministers
Austria
London Times
Aafay
Alzen
Lont Schteuwlz
Holstoin
Morning Post
London
Englana
Europa
Privasta
Prussia
Werald
Europe
Chesapeake case tied to extradition and piracy ruling
In St. Joans New York on February 24 the Police Magistrate ordered the Chesapeake prisoners committed for surrender to U S authorities under the extradition treaty. The court said the seizure was piracy and murder, with habeas corpus to be pursued toward the U S Supreme Court. Also noted were drafts in protest for Alabama coal payment and the discharge of Phileander Pease on fraud charges.
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United States
St. Joan
N. Y
Caesapeake
Jall
Chesapeake
Joon Tan- Era
Palmes
S Wuit
Philander
Pease
Boston
Wedneaway
Porwanper HW
UW. P. Livingston
Baring
Sassachup
A Rebel Manifesto From the Confederate Congress
The address outlines Confederate aims, justification for secession, and rejection of peace overtures. It portrays the Union as tyrannical, claims a lawful, peaceful separation, praises Confederate sacrifices, denounces Northern warfare, and asserts resolve to prosecute the war until Confederate independence is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Confederate States
Peage
Mrange Bal
Degurlativa Resalvesa
Vance
Uuter
United States
Haa
Gus Dasire
Gu Refarls
House of
Mies
Suatea
Adebel
Nesaid Tata
Republican Party
Ft Niam
Pracafal
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Hecla
City of
Mr. Seward
Schleswig- Holstein
Revere
Schleuwig
Florida
Brest
Financial and Commercial Intelligence
Great Britain
Scerleswicg
Enys
Vienna
Imposalbte
Schleswik
Itn
Bebleswip
Manistera
Oeant
Minwlers
Mth
Thonstrous
Almerston
Davy Veregraph
Alamaino
Alseneland
Duke of Newcastle
Catinel
General Continental News
M. Couts
Corps Legislatif
Mexico
Darts
Ticino
Anne
the Sun
Rentos
Italy
Turin
Poland
Warsan
BPAIN
Duc de Montpunaler
India
Calcutta
Howsar
Prince Satsuma Head
New Zealand
Tho Maarten
Paris
Randard
New York
Bremen
Nowa
Rairoad
Wanssaw
Deno
Insurgenta
Constitutionnel
Duenewerke
Financial and Commerce
London Money Market
Lonnon
Queenatown
London and North Western Company
Bank of England
Ap Parent
Exchange
Bank of France
London Block Exchange
Liverpool
Jc—A. M. Carron
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Town
The
Confederate Congress
Mr. Lincoln
Dart
Provident
Aew
Thia
Bt. Ivar
Sonoveton
Gienera
Nationa
Agelostur
South Carolina
Washington
Unltea
Gheding Mire Qu Sui
Arnisa
Iesson
Uoc
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