The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15
NEUTRALITY OF DENMARK.

three sovsrssns received ct Vienna and ps
ciAlly 1T Bsrlis, with great rsssrvs,
NEUTRALITY OF DNNHARK
, OFFICIAL DsCLARATIoR.
The following II the Of the Danish dsolarstion OF
powers Of Europe the United states OF America and Era
Eli translated from the Fhedredndd -
% So o.souas Porss "a ~. a
bity Of ~ impending naval var, have imposed the
government OF his majesty the King the Obligation to
poskby arise thsrsfrsm 1t IL the sincere with of dis
Aaj.s Government 70 preserve unAlsrsd the good
exist Dspmark and al the governments Of Europe
and - the King Of Denmark has nothing 1t heart
then he and consolidation Of these rsla
toDs. HIS ksjasty locks IL . duty not 70 leave
the allied and friendly Powers In Ignorance Of the policy
which he proposes TO follow In the before him. In
OF the intimate friendship which exists
twesO the sovsGns and people OF Denmark and the uDi
Ted Kingdom OF Sweden and Norway and In consideration
Of tbs ospS ruy OF their intesss and priaopl which
~ the Kiss felt himself first and foremost mpslsd u
arrange with his sugu't friend nsshbor, and ally, the
King Of sweden AID Nor~ay .. to the measures
which by It's identity would be oaouated to facilitate
the application OF the system to DO adopted Az this
mApnsr that could have been expected, the under
signed, his Majsp the King Of DsDmsrk's Amoas
..ao. Ex,r.o,ain.ry and Minister PI'aipo.snt.ry %
the resolutions arrived 1t by the two Arch received
from his most gracious master the command TO make
A.jssty the King h DsnnIIk has felt hinss called upon
T. adopt 10 order dsdoe the attitude Of his doinens
in 'hs amentabs case II hosties brsAksg out between
the powers allied In friendly relation with his Majesty.
TDs system which his Majesty the King Of DeamArk pro
poss sbssrvs and to ply undsvtansy, is that
trality, based loydute i'm partaity asd sqnahand
ed respect for the rights Of A Powers. The obligations
ard ,hs advantages which, according to the common
views Of the two Curtis this neutrality viii induce
follows
/. Du inx the war which May possibly break out to
hsfa In ~ tnE kt-h uswht
The advantage Of and the disadvantage OF the other
party.
bshgsrent Powers nso the har ,os Of the monarchy
with the reservation however the part OF the govern
ment Of excluding the former well vessels
belonging 70 the ssts Of the begsrent Powers from ths
ha OF Chrlransoe Sanitary and police regulations
which circumstances nay have aje y or pos.
siby may make necessary must Ct b. observed
respected Privatssrs will not be admitted into Dan
ish bArsors, nor tolerated in tho roadstead.
10 permit tue ships OF tbs bslgsrsnt Powers 70
provifs d emsevss In all the BARRIERS Of the monarchy
with all suct gscds and articles OF trade they may
require with The sole exception Of oonrabaud Of
To close the hA'bors OF the monarchy agsBst every
prise in Of Distress and TO forbid the
cemsstion aid the sale Of prizes 10 these hsrb'rs
In his Majesty the Kis Acommercial rel ions with
the countries ut with another every security
Ard every facility TO Be enjoyed b. Danish ships sad their
orgoss, under ,he obligation, however, the part Of
those ships observe the ales which gene,
ed valid and recognised In the Of declared and
effective blsckadss.
These the general principles Of the neutrality which
his A~ty the King OF Denmark has chosen for the pos
hing a.ss' himself that they WIN b Recognised As in
ard faithful Observance Of the VIII enable his Ma
jesty to continue with the friendly and allied ,vses
in the interests Of his subsots preserve from AL rup
turs Requesting that - will pl~Ass to bring the pro-
reHt Communication 70 the knowledge Of the
Of the uncsrsignso Avails himself OF the opportuni
ty q and 30 forth
According to the AarAus Auis Of Copenhagsa o, the
Porn the reply Of Russia the dscAatioa OF
on the part OF Denmark had arrived in that y Russia
rsfuses to ooDssat to that neutrality. and cas Den
mark to take aide the Tho ENJOYS Of Ass
,ria Prussia wsr. ssnt for By tn. lins The mias
tiers England and France had previously had audi
snce relative 70 the same natter
DEFENCEs OF SWEDEN.
From Stockholm, January TO- It Il snnou1osd that tho
stat4s adopted wthous discussion the govsrnnsns mea
for putting the country . state OF defence.
GEORGIA AND ARMENIA.
bulletin paoi.hso At st. Petersburg tbs nth ult.
shows that the Russian troops In Asia In winter
quarters within their own frontiers and that at present
no military operations are in pregisss.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES
ADnASorLs Jaa 8, 1854.
All the preparations ave made the arrival Of the
ces OF furniture o. also 500 domssts and 500 horses
have already beea despatched The rsnus OF the Sui
tan viii consist Of !, 600 psrsons.
.RaAsroroI Jan 10. 1854.
% the It'll tive steamers Of hs Esglsh fset appeared
before seosstopd to aonoeuce Off siay TO Admiral
B.phorus the 4,h The steamers departed TO
join the fleets which will sail towards 8atoum Scce
then no vessel- French, Enxii-h Tarksn-hss been
before g. bAstopol The RuAsisn feet Is Distributed
Ut different points.
Com1AsnSoPLz Jan l6, 1854.
Arms spts continue Persia will, it IL now raid, 70.
The Porte ssndips additional rsiafore emsnts to Ba-
toum for the army In Asia.
General Aurep has been not to astsox Ks.
lsat mt, further ORDERS vhen Prince Gorsohako shall
have returned nom his country Inspections.
vIr<sA, Wednesday, JAs rs 1854.
Very tranquixng I'D does have been ,ecsvsd rom 81.
iDen.d to acospt though aitionAlly the basb Of
prot Of peace The Gar declines tns ponnailty OF
declaring war People here think that this viii secure to
him he support OF the German Pc ~ers
VIENNA, Thursday everilg Ian. 20, 1854
Oar corstantnopis sponient writes the 18th,
that the rebi.ond steamer which reached Contai tno
Dupd and HAmelin At srope and the r. nm der
Animals Barber oe Tuan ADD youa Advancing yard.
Basoum. When tbs Retribuop j,in-d the nset she re-
ported only Eve ships " the lin. at Ssbastopol Prince
woronaofs resignation has no. been accepted.
fAsrs Thursday, Jan 90 1874
Advicss from Corsaotnopr 70 the 10Th lost state that
the com bn,d fleets hAc made fs Ia the direction OF
The Rossisns ware cruising On kNnt (Tnes1ostA,)
net far from The straits which connect the Black ses With
tn. sea OF AgJf
There wNa . rsyort tia, Kars In been ,ahsn by the
Rsftians
rHs CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON KALEYAr.
letters fr eocbAr,t o. tho i0th nlt STATE the
attack KaefAt Vas esfoit.y sx-d for tbs ,9;h OF
JAeusry, the festival ef St Ii. Bsp.s aocord to
the Rassac casncAr The Russian army, il said IL TO
march against he Turns Immediately after clsbra
hou Of tae festival wi At thsb hssd and whls
Ut urder he isnuep Of relg Gus f.naticisu Il Is cal
eus that the cipturs o. KaisAt VII cost the Russians
TO- 0o0 men The gsserals Who we're ~ Bucharest
lssvixx in socoes xos fr KrsvA Prince eortseh Akon
70 leave IL for the estimation tbs l4th
GsDsrsl Dsnpeobre, who Is said indisp ,sed re
maines there The command of his corp. has been
AGED 70 Generals Aurep and Lpr.ndy Fr.,h I.isf'rcs
mrnts have been despatsksd 10 Laser Walaoha. The
Russi.ns cauAte their fsree ~ A. ooe and estimate
tne ruris oopcentrated updsr Imal Pa.ha ct 30 o00
several youpg wAlAchsn officers have been attached
Go camp ~ the stat OF the Russian generals There
had beea several skrmishes between the OH aod leth
plt hatsshin, small Turbsh fortress OPP osits
Baow The Turks sad Russians fought Tor the poss
o iAland which finally remained nth the rurss
Gne'a Ludsrs has fixed his headquarters ct BrAilov
with 10 600 Hs object sppsars to be q establish
hiInieK ON the rurkieh side OF the Danube.
THE VERY LATEST.
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LosDos "a urday jan. 20, 1854