The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-29 00:00:00

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SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS, iof the %hole population in Lands f cieldlll 1 d
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TIMES.-We have so telly laid before cur readers the result of centuries of selfish misce./111134111161Div
the past history and the present state of the Danish now exists not merely by virtue of AwctVtakelovsr
Question that we have now only to chronicle the
events of the hour, and remark on the success or ;Dent, but of habits and ideas which it "
to wear out. Forthehelp ration a sharp
of tbs, genertai
such a re le,
failure which attends the Efforts of this country and and speedier relief is needful. An it is noli.
the other great Powers to bring the dispute to a emigration suppas. It carries aw•
YS Bar is
eo,
peaceful end. Austria and Prussia, whatever may the very bone and sinew of the lansieft at hotnj
be their ultimate intentions, are now, it would doing it strengthens thew
ekedonteoo 'till the br°%
seem, resolved to Pass the Eider. Having taken After all, some labour is req .-
..t. there I,
the conduct of affairs out of the hands of the Con-
federation, they are showing as much activity as more labour than they care to Ilse,' te'ir terms ste,
acres of the peer or squire. At Prestedu therefo7
if their estimation in Germany depended on the they get it at their own terms, ltiweilinl.ll°'ll;
readiness with which they came forward to support 108. a week in wages, hogsties for ,
__;or, bort,
the common cause. Both Governments are push- inevitable ignorance and brutality of mind,
tegtor
ing forward their troops, and if the enemy were bestow these terms in pitying hilt tube Is°st) a
not formidable in numbers and resolution, -some in hard cruelty and
conteroP: existamoot
the vanguard of the invading army might they would not longer suffer their But tie Ptsa
soon be on the soil of Schleswig. Germany blind indifference and carelessness. ,ealterrs'br
being, for the first time in the memory of this now must take the terms offered, fo!!Tui beecOlv
generation, united, and the twochief armies engaged is starvation. If, however, the)" u-rui as to loft'
in a common enterprise, both Berlin and Vienna emigration so diminished in number as
elgisibef
seem to think that the future "hegemony" will be- subjects of competition among the chaos bases
long to the State which takes conspicuously the of labour, their position will theyinsetnafilo'reeiwesirisio;:til;
lead in this war. We have expressed an opinion will then be able to assert that _
not tore 01
which we see no reason to alter, that both Govern- beings. They will be able to
intents are acting against their own better judgment higher rate of wages, but more deeetift!this,sn's is
in proceeding to extremities against Denmark, that some opportunity for education. lu Isar does
they have a secret apprehension of the consequences alone, lies their hope, and our heqr Bret sPer
of their movement, that they would not be sorry for realization seem far distant. As," the 00°100of
an opportunity of settling matters amicably, and there is scarce a village to whieu „`i,osce 01 is,
that they have been throughout impelled by the does not now penetrate, with its inte"ales tlisltliriO
unexpected and overpowering pressure put upon lands than England, and of his. resit of of
them by the smaller States and by their own sub- a week. More than this, there ls scof lte 5.-nf tV,
jects. There would indeed be little hope of preserv- which has not already sent semiedso laacls;isil;
ing peace if military movements could be made to members as pioneers to these go, ;iron) the doS
keep pace with the enthusiasm of the people. The setting sun, The accounts receiveoL` not yetdi
Germans have already in imagination conquered work in the minds of those who hill pea ibeif,
Schleswig by the arms of Austria and Prussia, and the attempt, and each who -oes
g 1111 others °oil °li
then forced the victorious Powers to surrender it in able to send back money to helps beer er, alit'
turn to Duke Frederick VIII. They have reduced rescue. What in Ireland through ;101,tio o°o4
the kingdom of Denmark to its original Scandina- misery has been first begun, 4011 f°.,er tirset,PtioP
vian proportions, and transformed the harbour of when the yeast has had a little Issb a fern "0111/
Kiel into a great naval station for the:fieet which it in the material not already quite $ reels,
is their purpose to create. But, happily for the The Saxons are a race at least as agelated.Plfi
peace of Europe, a campaign cannot be improvised Celts, and the wave which once 11°Ft. 10401
even by military Powers which are always drilling will soon again roll towards the NT esthe Ito" tbo,
and reviewing their two or three hundred thousand peer and squire say then, when dictate .sts6
men. The two German States cannot enter Schles- whose hire they have kept back' each aid pas
wig until they are provided with such an army as terms of employment and equality ssise in dtl4l
•is likely to drive the Danes from the Danewerke, can employers are forced to batreeo tiraelcisl
which they have been lately strengthening with Yet there is no reason whYi as .00 if :1°
such activity. Some 50,000 or 60,000 men at the on, we should regard it with aaa!ts eetir:(lo/
least must be moved to the Eider, with all their only cease to struggle to resist sots 00100.
artillery, baggage, munitions of war, and a great its consequences. The fertility of our les eriei't
part of their provisions. This has not been done tempered geniality of our climate, forth 4
yet, and will probably not be accomplished for an- land a lees useful training gratin' , the 19,, tP°l
other fortnight, so that, in spite of the eager expec- turist than the northern parts 0'.000900i0;
tations which prevail throughout Germany, there harder general life would ha/n_sstis bet la
will probably be no serious attempt on the Danish energetic character. Scotland, r. Rea tet/eoolci
line of defence until them onth of February is pretty and cold climate, has of necessity t,eliee 013,teot',
far advanced. It is plain that the two Powers see agriculture. Her landlords canne'the tesiiiess 1;
that the business will take longer than the Germans let the land to the best advslitagelsoe if iot1:
expect, for they are making known their own ala- not, pay the high rent of coinpethie bio,seivio id
1
crity and the speed with which they are forwarding landlord gave him a lease and 1,,,T0rf01l icilloflo
troops to the scene of war. And there is certainly duced every new improvement.. "'high ar;igVct,
good reason for the haste they show. The frost, once poor sands, owes its simila.r reoatit'aeofrw
which was to make the Danish positions defenceless, standing to the like causes--to its dordsr 011 o'd
has passed away, and by the time the invading army place of leases-to its energy of it siboilitit lec°;11
is ready it is probable that all hopes of an alliance in place of fertility. But when- ate 1.;;i0 01, 11
with the weather will havevanished. By that time England becomes dearer, the te7ey evaicoe."!t,
also the Danes may be able to get their fleet into the unable to pay their rents until evert elti Sor;;;11
North Sea, and retaliate upon the German ports, security and independence, and 505 se 0
should the Confederation think fit to make common activity with those in Scotian, eositielarPr s
I cause with its two chief members. All things con- Thus the raising of the labourers e.. The 'is; ifie,i
aidered, there is reason to believe that the Danes a first consequence raise the tenaai„' of soceoltifet
will make a brave and perhaps a prolonged resist- must next adopt mercantile instes; 0001; gre°4
ance to the aggression with which they are visited. or pass from their place. :dean :nation O reSo
They have an army in Schleswig *eated to amount new markets abroad, the ciisseo3l.°o 0141/000
to 38,000 men ; they have formidable works ; their wealth and comfort at borne' .Vof tbelcetit°iio/
navy is efficient; and all classes, roused at the in- increased exertion on thew ifieb"e,ietiettr°;,etiorebrce'lit;
juries with which they are threatened, are banded classes. Machinery, too,
together to fight the Germans. But we have still the mechanical work, and to set free
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hopes that this extremity will not be reached. The for its fitter employment. To this 0 (Ittii bb` tl
Prussian and Austrian Governments, urged on tainly advancing. And when itisoglibalOtt/
aeainst their own real opinions to attack the Danish energetic workman who from Phe resg"eril°ol
Monarchy, no sooner announce their determination come bailiff will want to knew t- of $ eibire-lit
than they find that their conduct is condemned by may not rise from the
all the neutral Powers of Europe. We believe we become master, as his brother aindetPtettofi
pew pticilti tr'`o
may state that there is no difference of opinion be- done, and our lands will have tn tied to
tween France, Russia, and England. With regard scrutiny than we are now de01.....,.°
to the first Power, the Emperor assents to all the them.
representations we have made is favour of peace. - ---------, yid '
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He upholds the Treaty of 1852, which recognises COUNTRY DIA
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so
the succession of Christian IX. in the Duchies, and ------
rsree ma' oil 4- s- sl„s 44
thinks that all the legitimate requirements of Ger- BIRMINGHAM-se.-- I, ir , FP, el,'
many could be obtained without any breach of that There was a full show of wheat -cree'°suedet4A
solemn arrangement. But it is the opinion of the at the rates of this day week; oath(' saquite°4oll46Peju'll
Emperor, and in this we must agree with him, that
any active participation in the dispute might place kinds difficult to quit. Beans anedtoP°463 °or 03/11;;"til
him in a difficult position. Though interference in glish wheat was sold
_at 49
_Tor, ae, oss ;alp
in favour of the buyer. Fine barleYas pe,soite,,, i,
a foreign quarrel is most distasteful to the people of 4-toosE42nselper 3.6 stonerin for2r4esdto P2'B'o" Ottls, to '
this country, yet it can hardly be doubted that per TO stognre'tglrish,nglBs to 245. Beane,
any hostile demonstration of England against the P:
lii
German Powers would be much less dangerous in Peas, 36s to 42s per 36 stone.
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its nature than a collision between France and two MANCHESTER-J:3113' °liPiti Isirso!
first-class military monarchies. We might, if we chose At our market this mornin ;amt, ficeott,alto6;
a to a retld d.Aecirto , IV°
to interfere, blockade the German ports with a few hatotlednedrsanweeer.e Notirlunuchtobuasciee
ships, and send a force to Schleswig, and yet the war rates. ForeigunnwWiaslogered at 2d Per ceet; 1700,6
would remain entirely local. But if France were to meeting attention. Flour Was scare' sold
ruled 00'
changed in price. Oats and ostraea _ rtil „lt
become engaged with Prussia and Austria it would d beau' a. , iIF
former prices. Indian corn and
goo- old,
at once be a question of 300,000 men on the
Rhine, and perhaps an outburst of French ambition
which would make Europe regret the assistance it Wehadßa Os ,i
had invoked. It is quite natural, then, that the meta fair sale at lseteou2spaYdvanee 01:1- t ,159#tv,tit
ing in other articles was limited., i
red is-hea ' ~,;000i0
French Government, seeing the momentous conse- Old white wheat-45s to 47s °lu; d°' ...510°
"UtoßleTraObNl . OpN----11.1100-%lll.gristi'atbirel;°'l' to 1.-;
quences that might follow from any movement on New do. 435 to 46s l'Ze'
..,....„
its own part, should desire to limit its action to malting bar1ey...'.350 t0:338 Oats';' 0". ti
pacific representations. It may, indeed, be that if Grinding d0.....28s to 32s Bean" '. Otiii
0 it /
the war go on, a time will come when France may
find matters sufficiently advanced for her to draw
the sword in pursuit of her own ends, but at present
she carefully avoids seeming to grasp at an oppor- ,tilAlymtohdeerpaTteicseuspEpofrtlyitohStiTsE°----ndrily-isTht;f_igssgitititg.crf:.colf:otrisi::o7ol/!;'
tunity for threatening her neighbours. But not tirade
eoct i l supply,A and held for (ilunilt;s's cieesto,d6,l i
the less does the Emperor's Government make gave'fiva 6d peraltqii;g Oatseya dull tracil.i. 1
known its opinions and sympathies, and these should Beans and3' peas almost; without inqui ;71., 01
'll
have due weight on the two Powers which are en- ~.------ ~4„Sse. Os
gaged on this imprudent enterprise. Russia is too EDINBURGH Gll'Al vihe 0,14•0
much employed on her own domestic disturbances To• day there was a fair shev? °O. 006 ',JJ`,,6.
rice
.0.0-38_, 00 ',3d,,,.
to do more than join England in friendly remon- slow sale, at about last week 'e
strances, but even these from a Power as Corser-
votive as themselves should have as much influence. Wheat on the top is 9d up. .... ..everife 03 o,Or
Barley on the top Os 6d down•.••'..iiver,.'ce 00
Oats on the top 6d down... ....... :,averPv
on sensible Governments as angry notes and ultimas Beans on the top is d Odown..•.' Sapid vs a.rir,
turns. This country, finding thus that the views
,a hich men of all parties here take of the dispute Total Supply end ~,a 9°6o,qtr/
Wheat ...1226 qrs...'''',..'id les,,i ties
are shared by the chief Governments of Europe, will 8ar1ey........1396 qrs•.:'..s°,o 1' P
not lose any opportunity of urging its own conclu- Oats
sions on the Prussian and Austrian Governments. 283 qrs...' 400;
Beans
Flour sells as follows
lot,
:-Wili.
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These are, it cannot be too accurately remembered, superfine, 36s Od ; fine, 34s Od
about to seize Schleswig as t'lret 4
a material guarantee"
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that Denmark will do what she has already under- i.
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taken to do. The King, having no power to repeal Foreign 1 ell'
the Constitution of himself, any more than the D'
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NAILb opt" ~.'Io ~
Queen of England has to set aside an Act of Par- • coast' ..0 ‘.1,0
Australia and Mauritius, vvliaa karseillesem'e....;l. 00.
liament, is about to summon the Rigsraad in order
that the Act of November last, by which the posi- Brazil and C-ape Verds, by BritisiaSt. listolePt°°./fr 1
Lion of Schleswig was assimilated to that of Den-
mark, may be legally and effectually repealed. If Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and. soutbi!io .0 7
a, Penang, and inglptao:l: :
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he were to do more than promise, and were to 'l3 .. 1.'0'14
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pretend to carry out this change of himself, he OFC'aillnibkralaitaadr,lsvliaandsso.t.h.Sa.n.. .......... ~. ~... opt° 00.
would, in fact, be deceiving the two Powers by India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, vv.. ge,rse 0.. t'l,,
assuming an authority which does not belong fri ... i'Ve
him. He asks, and the neutral Powers ask,
to _. .. 0,, 0, s
the occupation of Schleswig may be delayed India (Bombay), via Sou ' ... •
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there is time for this to be done. As yet Austria
Prussia refuse this reasonable requst. Theoannldy Malta, Egypt, andvAiadMena,rv:iiiail:6o.iii:.;.';::::.'::!::
until Portugal Porturat
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excuse which the two Governments can make is, -
Newfoundland ......................... ..i'et,,•'
ti,,t;,
that the late King of Denmark made promises an Oporto and Vigo .......... **l3rit.P3ceget4Pb
then evaded them, and that it is possible the present
King may do the same. But such a pretext for an by Cana
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~i,
U. S. and British N. N. America, bilYtj,S.gott r0c!,:,f,105,1i,
-
act of usurpation which leads to instant bloodshed W.O. of Africa,Madeira and Ten ri
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imagined. i
and threatens to involve all Europe in war is cer- 1.............. ,‘ 0' e
tainly the most flimsy that can be ' '
Surely a delay of a few weeks, until the Rigsraad Mexico. ......... .. .!
Bachaamifoasmi,
All parts of West
.Indies. ~,......,
fior
I,e
k
is assembled, could not prejudice the cause of Ger. and British Colutnoi. To 14,14,
many ? The two Governments could keep a f viaa NewYor... .._ . .
including.. .. ..
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Oa Of Stf'dl
gr 11 tt IF D°
thousand men on the Holstein frontier, andthusew
maintain their political position without burdening
the people whom they affect to protect with the e scribes, with much trutnss, sit',ootr?
SIIELLEYAN POETRY„ .
...:93 a 50 ,ti v0e,,,,,,,
guarantee
- tions, suggestive of a thousand..t of effe v
presence of a large army. In the meantime
the
Rigsraad could assemble, and if a further baseless, meaningless, and incapaple
iutrahl Powers
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the mind. s- 0°
were required the promise of the
arnk! cloudland,. rich in gorgeous colour:l;totieLg ''
impressions on.
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n.e matter
oughtito content any reasonable statestimet ,Pi
Births. leo"' ,
DAILY NEWS.-The proposals of Mr. Bright and 13 olr -On the 27th inat•' a ,ter. -te' '°
t IS, 33e 0
land are proposals simply to get rid of all enact-
Mr. Cobden for reforming the laws relating to the 4Mar.ehioness of Bath, of a clang...v.ol6oTel'. of '
28th inst., at /,,,Ideugh,joll,
lII'
b ulcer, °'' - Janes ‘" 41'
ments which hamper natural a Wm. Hancock, Esq.,. a sir,. JO litii..
gencies and operations.
They neither propose to divide
nor to accumulate ODELL.—OLI the 28th inst., ," ‹cott
the land ; they only
Nature is
ask that 'it shall be delivered of a son.
Hackney, .
HANCOCX. -On the
t LeNvi.°l3l))' A-
.01
Of4i.
from legal restraints which Ct',l •
foster,and •
were in-
tended to foster, its ace of a daughter. -.1100,4',01
Stott , marri
ageS• D°'ol ,P
of instant realisation,
fits to follow
from such deliverance But if the bone- -on the 27th inst., a
ta el 01- ji
are not capable the 2714, 111:f I•Yd„ef too 6
STOTT.
is even now carrying BATHURST-HAY.-On
tbuts'. - ter- , tie.
on a mighty work among us, by which she is gra- near Matlock, Charles Bs , _
~atigh iso:.o
dually and surely a ' ry Elizabeth, only.
shire. to Ma _g,. . t '5; tat`
venging herself upon the
upholders of artificial Colonel Hay, 2d Madre rs 20 ileh'ilaypil
systems. Her work is not now as,
ss twos Jonssvoss.--12 t•bes of lqldrelf
free trade in goods or in vies
She is •
carrying nom land, it is free trade in men.
Daniel Frederic Wilson, he late .Ikil .41trii
our shores, in multitudes that Maria, second daughter of t ,t,et
year by year increase,Beg, ti3"4l
l those whom we will not suffer Holton, Ilalesworth, . ~,,
to exist here, and DeathS• . err So p
Ito l4
p anting them in rich and bound- at r 0 ~ose a
less lands where ass'' - is, le ,
time they can live in comfort, and find
for something •- : BAMPFYLIM-On the 27t1?it,
111 p ty 1 o toe,
more than mere animal existence. the Hon. Augusta S. NV •
.13.
0 lii) O'
This seems a very natural operation ; yet there are Lord and Lady Poltirnore .
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countries in Europe On the 26th inst.t.i'66. j 3. Y ;pa
where it is not allowed to take
BROADWOOD.---.- dWOOd, aged Thos ;Jr
place, and where the
workman is kept poor and the Rev. John 13roa . Mr.
6th tot" q el '*°
hopeless, of
course all for his own good. To this BOUCIRTON.-On the 2 tiged 6-.' „toir ill
great operation M B •advertedSt ck xchange.
r. right as at once a late el the 0 , ~.Northtti:4
26th ins''''" s'
3. 0.
Soil'' ~t)
benefit and a warning. It is a benefit, incalculable CoorEtt.--On the _r, aged low, Iti‘ 1
and infinite,
to those who in the present state of ton, Miss Esther Uoufe ~,ano ,
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h inst., "' as 4 ivio' ~,,04
England take advantage of it, and through them to lIALsE.---On the 27
ve-lane, Al et
d raanbury, „ . 00
&NY ' DO'
us all. But it 'is also a serious foreboding of the con- 12, Lo ~,,,. :no., at Hare Lscri',/
KAY.-On the 2/ tu . 'fro. of
d 60.
sequences that must ensue if we continue to account y, Esq., age ,he is ~f 1.., it, ,?.
England as the - the 25th inst., 1" Law. `-';gou '' t.''
On
Charles Ewan , sob - srsot,s Os
laws with a view to the maintenance of an unnatural LA *-
- the late Hon. Recorder of sso- ---,sassy
and
system of class supremacy. Yet if we will onl be ' .
y university,
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wise ere the hand has ceased writing on the wall, ____---___-_--- _ yiss,
sl',,e ois'or
we may find in this source of danger the means of Prizi:ed and cublishea
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safety. For all other remedies would possibly act LonodfonN:o.
02,
Strand, printer, .i" gorg•
Preene Of the .wio
too slowly ; this is of immediate service. The accu- Strand. In the Jalapa z"' .
111111ati011 of land, the ultimate fund fa the support Iklid4loooCrir‘w'''