... LATES IITELLIGENC.' (BY TELEGVAPH.) THE WAR IN SCHLESWIG. Londesburg, Friday, February 12, At Tonnengeondern, and other places unoccupied by the Germans, the revolutionary party rose against the Danish government, and expelled itsoffloials. At Eckernaforde the Prussians have allowed the pro clarnation of the Prince of Augustanburg. 3 Flensburg, Monday, February 15. h The Danish gunboat Hurby ...

... I UATEST IVELLIGENCE. (BY TELEGRAPH.) WAR IN bC1LESWIG, MD)E FIGHTING. THE ADVAqCp °ON SCHLESBvLwj STORMING ?? JAGEL, THE BA3RACADE9 UPI I 11-BE PRUSSIANS AND AUSTRI:C&S FIRE ON EACH OTHER ! Copenhagen, Friday, FebramY 5, 2.15 pa.n, Up to this time nothing new has been receired from Sohleawig. Austrian Head Quarters, Friday, Feb. 5, Forenoon. No movement of any coasequence took place yes. ...

... -1U11OUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY, (BY TELEGRAPH.) 31WIrOrOOITAN RtAtLWAYB. ¶he larl of PowiF wished to know it the government t proposed to ask for the joint action of both houses with E pect to the proposed schemes for ?? in the ?? These schemes were for the most part c purely speculative, and, many of them unnecessary, if the great companies would work in harmony. Esari ?? said that the ...

... . t T~f . V'i i, nnT 0 L1 IjiDUBLIN: TUESDAY, APRIL S. 186k.:. i.i - P4NiAimpv ta-mmbled iut nigh#. Tha Lords did 'not Pint bt In thie COnoinia thA were t.Rml fyunflta (d moment re rred to. Te cbirmen o th'soLI.tM xaeleotlowcoininiz basingreper she the oomutexje haddlatonflnued its alttlnge hicoasequenc4 of therin ilaposilo'of onf its t b4 [btyc uged b7 l Hunt, that owing to the absence of Mr. ...

... I ~. - THE YELVEL.RTON CASE. I The Hon. Thereea Yelverton presented a petition to the Housoeof Lords on Wednesday Isit, thsough her 'Agent, praying their lordships to ordeitthe appeslant, Major. the Hon. W.:Telverton, topar1o~the.pett- tioner the eum of o001f, or such eumn as to their lordships shall seem meet, either in nature of alimony or for the purpose of enabliag the petitioner to ...

... _ruma _ I Tsu,pacificphase which yesterday's telegrams in- duced us to hope the Dano-German dispute had entered, has been but sbort lived. This very complicated and perplexing question has now entered upon another state-one fraught with serious apprehensions. In a Second Edition yesterday, tho Times announced that it had received official information that Austria and Prursia had refused to ...

... _ A ItELAND AND DENMARK. ?? A project is now on foot In Cork In connection with the Danish war which possesses the most romantic murroundinga. It is contemplated o organfse nothing Jeoe than a brigade of Irsbh gentlemcn, to take service under the King of Denmark in the present war; and the particulars of the design recall tbe ancient days of -inight-earantry, from their romantic and ohivalrous ...

... THE DESTiNY OF TIHE IR[SEI NATiON. I On Sunday evening, tbe Rev. G. Porter, S.J., of d Stonyburet College, delivered a lecture at St. Wal- id burge'e Church, In Preston, to a largsi cigrogation, le cliosing for his subject, The Destiny of the Irish N Sation. The rev. father asceuded the pulpit, and said :-Thie destinies of natiane are usually concealed is from human view ; they were formed ...

... I ;CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCR. CHUnCcr OF ST. FRANCIS XAvcesc.-Yestirday being the feast of St. Francis Xavier, the solemnities in the above splendid church were celebrated with all the imn- preeaivenees and ceremony of ritual observance. High Mass commenced at eleven o'clock, at which time the sacred edifice was crowded. The high altar and sanc- tuary looked meet grand and imposing, adorned with ...

... fT.UB IRI TIMES ON THE DUBLIN RAIL. I V? AYS, To 2751C ILDOTOn 01? Tis FREEDMANe. Sici-.Alow me to place before your readers f/iA sltabirriadrsd ene 'to use the editor's own language, al lhe bJtA %e5 on tihe several ?? Italrwq echemei. Tho ,2thWcjudgment, given a few tasy sinis by the editor, i in faiour of Mr. Baiton'e, i e., Aldar.., man Hudson s, plan. Here, however, is the judgmpnL., ...

... LUNATIC ASYLUM FOR BlEATH AND LOUTH. I D A1 s . ?? - A ?? A_. (F1R031 OUIt COINo8PONDUNssT.) D1 OGIONDA, FBIDAY, Flur. 2G.-At the sitting of tbe grand jury the eubject of the erection of thle Lunatic Asylumn for DrogLeda and the counties of Meath and Leutb, came under discussion, Mr. B. B. Daly, one of tile jurors, stated that the people of Drogiheda should beslir themselves with a view of ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENNG:.e. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH)i (Reder's Tekegram.) Turin, Wednesday, Dec. 23. The Official Gazette of to. dy publishes a decree postponing the law for the repression of brigandage until the end of Februsry, 1865. The Chamber is prorogued until the 4th of January next. The Senate approved of the budget of public reve- Due for 1864, to-day. The Offlcial Gazette of to ...