The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-19 00:00:00

THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN ULTIMATUM TO

DENMARK.

The Oat Deutsche Post, after stating that Austria
and Prussia propose to dispense altogether with the
action of the Diet in the Danish question, and to
occupy Slessig themselves as great powers, goes on
to remark :
It cannot be doubted after this declaration that the Aus-
tria, and PINISAILIS troops, which hitherto have been kept r
reserve, Lye received orders to march. The prompting*
with which this joint declaration followed the voting proves
that a complete understanding must have been established
bet wean both German governmeets, and perhaps we shall hear
to-morrow that a force of 30,000 Austrian sad Prussian Irons
hes been despatched to Hamburg by the shortest route.
For this step the prepsratioes have Meg beep made, but
will they undergo say alteration' The Austrian troops
must, at all rents, traverse the territory of the C,oofedera.
tioo. Have they the debt to pass through at • time when
they are acting oontnu7 to the resolution of the Coot/dere-
tion, even when by that act the very resolution of the Coo.
federation is nullified! Here we are met by a question of
great pohtical importance, in which Prussia holds a more
fiivourablesituation than Austria ; Proem can forward troops
THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING to Lawabncx through her own territory and that of her ally
THE ENLANGIMENT. BOLDING, AND RIZAIDING OF Mecklenburg; Austria taut pass through Saxon, Therin.
CHURCHES AND CHAPILS.—This society held its Mad gs.sod Hanoverian territory. Of crarwthiarigbtia roe to
monthly mrerieS on. Monday bat. at the society's house, t Aus liDO• the idea that a State of the German Coale-
No. 7, Whitehall. S.W. ; the Right Hon. the Earl of Rom-
ney ill the chair. There were also present the Bey. Canon &ratio° would lay claim to a military road to the disti-
-1 vestige of the Confederation was not set out by the treaties
li Jennings, rers. John Boodle, Walinin Corr. George of 1815. We should at no time be surprised if the imperial
Coeburn, J. F. France, J. Park Harrison, Edward Hussey,
troops, while atheir road through the minor States,were
Arthur Witham Itirtegme• Edward Therehre• and I the objects of unfavourable demonstrations, which in the
Bev. George Ainslie, M.A., secretary. Grants of mosey interest of Germs. unity—if now that hollow word can at
amounting to H3O/. were made in aid of the following
Surrey-1 *M:
—Building new churches at HeYertoo-hill, in the Peri all be need—or rather of the inner peace of Germany, we
11 ". could wish imporble. At present we will not enlarge oe the
liiilliegtr, seer Steehtee-ori-Teee ; St. Philips,: fearful idea of the divisions and mutual enmitiesthe Ger-
square, in the perish of St. Mary, Newington ; and White- man States and German people may drift into through this
wood, in the parish of Featherstone, near Leeds. Rebuild- step of the great powers, but if only a M-
ing the church at Llanfairisper, near Bangor.
and rearranging the seas is the church at Carl, near Dark- I
Enlarging. tale amount of thoughtfulness and precautioe be
used in the conduct of foreign affairs, care mar
ing ; Happisbrugh, near Norwich ; and ILarfier, near Hall
at leant be taken that our brave troops, whose duty It i. $o
Grunts were authorised t° be paid for works remPleted to carry out the Itechberg policy, are sot exposed on their
the amount of 2,0801., thereby securing 3,000 sitting, route to g, misnaderstendinp and, annoyances the extent of
j 2,916 of which are for the use of the poorer iuluibitants for mush Thor be reckoned.
. ever, The grants at the above meeting were in almost every Ar fwessat we here no clear idea in what manner the
testa" much smeller thee would formerly have been Premien sad Austria' troops will conduct themselves
• made, owing to the WPM% depressed condition of the towards the Mimetic" oorps of Saxoes and Hanoverian&
rFO PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return io,,i„tyPe kw& already quartered in Holstein. Will the latter receive orders
JL of Youth to their respective Boardbig Schools Induces a Tag LATH FATAL ACCIDENT.—.T ke men who were
ilitittide for their personal comfort and attraction, end , from their governmeut to withdraw, or will they TOMAiI
el Woolwich there ! If so, is it not likely that collisions will occur be.
a°ROWLAN DS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and inform kT inennideleinbileb manna last week
ng and beautifying the hair, Roush Kalyelor, for dockyard, being employed seder the factory regulations.. are torn the Germans from the minor and those hem the
reverie' the skin soil complexion, mad removing cutaneous not 'Gritted to resew, compensation from eke Admisalty, Urger States, between the liberated Holsteisers and their
detects, sad Boolendg Wont.. or Pearl DealiWicei for Iwkwrioll bat an effort is brimmed' to obtain some airstr ne
os from w deliveries'. Fur thepremet we will propose so more
the teeth beantlfnily white, and presents the gums are con- the
let aorta, as wen as for tb.
nub..
questions. The latest phase of the German question is so
adgeei Mania enable aceompaahni Ma— nl4 by A. P.OWLA ND
of the deceased seen. A sokseristios his also bees coin- fraught with dangerous eventualities that at the reser
sag BON& 20, Hatton.garden, and y chemists and ,serluseers.—
mesursd, which is heeded by Mr. haseivesik M.P. time it is impossible to ignore them.
Ash forliserbiads' articles.

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