The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-25

| Ron, &c. was of course seized at the post-oflict
and at the burea. The articles by the above palr
OTIS were of the most violent character, all tending tt
preach up the necessity of revolutions, and showing
that the acts of kings ''sanctly the sword and deity
force.' 1t could not be supposed that jouFna
avowing these principles openly would be tolerated
unddF existing circumstances. An application made
to abolish the state of sege of the sixth great mill
tary division has been refused the ground OF the
general unsettled state of the Lyonnese. A great
many functionares are being dismissed by the Gov
eminent in several of the departments
The first consequences Of the ''peace" signed be-
tween Denmark and Prussia, and the withdrawal Of
the latter power from the contest, has been signal
for war. The peace signed at Berlin, which must
be ratified in three weeks by the German States has
already received the signatures of Denmark and
Prussia. The main stpulations seem to be, as far
as we can learn that Prussia shall withdraw her
troops from Scheswig and leave the Holsteiners
and the Danes to fight it out. Prussia promises to
use her influence with the German States TO uphold
the sovereignty Of Denmark in Holsein, but troops
of no foreign power are to enter the Duchy. The
"peace" seems TO us mere piece of deluslon, UNI
less the great powers have made up their minds,
which we think they have, to put down the refrac-
tory Duchies by force. We see the liberal papers
of London suggesting two things to Lord Palmerston
Denmark to trust to Cancellation and not to subuga-
ton; and the other to ssprotest'' against overthrow
ing the liberties of the Duchies, as if they are con-
quered by Russian force 'sthe dove of liberty will
not have dry spot TO rest amid the deluge of des-
potism.'' All this is sheer hurhbug, and can only
perpetrate the scenes of warfare and misery which
the Duches have experienced for several years past
The real cause of German agitation in the Duchies
was, because the Germans wanted port and a
FLAG and the Duchies once annexed to Germany,
they would have both. Bat as Schleswig belongs to
Denmark, and Holsten too, by right of descent, al
though part of the confederation of Germany, like
the relationo of Hanover to England and Germany the
sovereign rights of Denmark cannot be set aside,
merely to suit the ambitious fancies of body Of
German theorists, who have made themselves ridic-
ulous by their attempts to create United Empire.
The rights of Denmark are plain and undefeasable.
We always thought that Russia would sooner or
later interfere to protect those rights of Denmark in
which Russia has contingent interest A Russian
squadron OF eight ships ofthe ine and smaller YES
sells, has anchored the Island of Moen ready to
support Denmark if she needs help No doubt
France and England approve of what is being DONE
Ii the parties really to blows, which seems We
ry probable, we can only repeat that if the arms of
the insurgents in the Duchies should prevail, which
not likely perhaps, and they should drive the Danes
even from Jutand, greater power far will drive
them back again; and, therefore, more bootess re-
slstance never was attempted The commander of
the Schleswig Holstein army has, however, publish
ed proclamation of defiance, and invites German
officers to enter the army as volunteers Whatever
blood may be she'd will certainly be wantonly and
uselessy sacrificed