The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-13

CUR washington Correspondeaee.
wAmmGros, June IL, 1856
Orr Relations win Denmark-rAs Sound Dues-What do
tie Nep Fork Politicians Want
Ths notice given by government to Denmark for
asconnuAnce Of treaty with that Power has been
replied to BY the Minister for Foreign Affairs. regret
is expressed that negotiations had not been allowed to
preesde the decisive step taken the United Satss and
which IL Ia feared may lead to difficulties that otherwise
might have been prevented. The notice does not allow
10 DeEmark time sufficient to bestow upon important
natter due consideration, she une,barrass
cd in her present critical position and relations with her
neghbors who endsavong to force her into the
with Russia. And further the United States shown
that q compliance with her demand is absolute
render the part Of Denmark Of Thousands Of pounds
yearly to those Powers whoe bear equal tax
alton with the OF the United States and which
seldom exceeds tuo hundred dollars annum And this
is sacrifice that Denmark 10 not at present prepared
without any effort, to submit Denmark cannot but
regard the pursued by the United States upon
her resolution 70 terminate treaty Of amity and
Of severity not called for by any overt
act the part Of the Dsnish government but the
contrary, instances given where complaints have
entered and money refunded to American traders
wher in TRUTH justics did demand it, but desire
for maintenance friendship between the two ma
tons induced the act The Danish government states
plainly its utter inability in the time allowed IT. to
come to q favorable conclusion to our demand, and
even Etimates possibility that, uuoer no circum'
stspces viii the Wishes of the United States NEST with
favor. The United States being cut off from all nesstis
ton until Denmark invites it by recognizing desire to
treat the abrogatin OF her Sound ones the reply
ceivsd by the Department OF State will probably be the
lat u2oa this subisc between the two governments
until ate. the ex pTauon OF the treaties on sdes
upoa that event -asiog place, Denmark, ia all prooa-
bit5, viii demand sr, ster tariff upon American com
tnanl nm q ef-hA nd m
retalists py snnoySncs npvn Danish commerce coming
TO her Pors Bu not plain to see that tas state OF
things long without difficulties tang place
DeDaik receiving sympathy OF Europe geasray?
For. impartial ejaculation OF our demand upon
Denmark pres. features that, the
cha uged and the dsinaDd made by Denmark upon the
Uusd states would be looked upon with dstavor aud
interfering Ia matters belonging exclusively 70
tie Cuiteu Stat-s2 enforcement OF tas Moaros
uoc.rre IL ,his Try insisted upo1 with
yt1 ng peTnsciry dose II look just teat tns United
States should aeroso 80 interfere Ia asd destroy
pnapie established by government and approved OF
by the remainder? Europe must be permrei to put In
tn Monroe eo;rbe ioand necessary to her puf-
pores and should grow out of our relations with
leamaIs, it may % hat sne win find active allies ia
those Powers whom sne Is surrounded.
1hs srgest gath.,tes OF New York influential poliri
csns that Tor rome time past mas assembled II Washing
ton i, at present here lhsre are County CLERK Coa-
pols Naval ofhler sch wsckhsmer, Member Of Goa
sIees KeLy, mmissioner GlsZier and many
obss New YorAezf, Who busiIy engaged in settns
tbs ogsi,s rot Of he patop Of great dsmocra
tic party In their ia'-Ivisw Saturday with Gensral
Ptce lie crater o. ihs OCCASION NJ. Coan,iy assured
~. F1celncy taas Nov DIRK prsparei to heal her
ON Sultes, and 10 rite lr factions preparatory TO The
snsurug eiection rbst although attempts mad oeea
mode 70 reeIesept - naturalization us failure yet he
nsd the happiness assuring that with the excep
ton OF WashDgtohs t vas The most brilliant known TO
tho country. Tbs asserted TO by ali, save Mr.
6lszst VITO was psspea as tue moment thinking
speech be To mase about the necessity o.
Iev,ai' IN re ~ = 'use' "a. =. e " Ae
old foicess of the Revolution now lying exposed on
MUDDY thore Long leland. Bfore delivering hm,sf
OF be sech tn. Pre.d- ut replied this Conasy Clerk
and hnted po.suility that he might sscoad time
prtS.n, tcsel cy til. sufages OF the peops This
received ~ 81 epce ard few words ot Conversation
the Virginia election, the New Yorkors retired to
hold tbsr be part culars of wlcn shall be far
n.Sbed 10 the HiRALD.
WASHINGTON, June l.. 1856.
Dizziness Of Wash'ngtoa-0T to the SpriegsOd Point
Comfort-Poli,ic,a,s Haad-Neo York Preparing
fer Is56-Mr. Ba,saaan's Observation-Disclosures at
nc Un,ed States Napat School-No Reports yet
So,iag IF the Asddies &c.
The principal chs-a cteristcs OF Washington are its
Dissipation and gsyay in winter and its stupid dulnsss
n The latter is upon us ia all Its force
and preparations being made Tor general stampede
All Who leave preparing for retreat to var
watering places Virginia. at Saratoga, snd the
shore OLD Po comfort seems to be the great cen
Of attraction, and this famous summer rssort will
be crowded with pleasure seekipg camtortlov-
pg, fashionable attendance 1t was the customary
OF Andrew Jackson during his Presidency and now
uncer tie superior management of its present euterps.
ing ptopretors tbs Willard Brothers Of this city and Of
hotel &c e5rity Old Point Comfort will be the favorte
retreat during the hos weather Of thousands from tue
seabosrd cities srd The inland towns Numerous i'm
provemeLts learn have hten added and steamer has
been employed 10 Jerry boat between the hotel at
Old Point sed the cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, III
teen distant This additional line TO the bay,
JsDes River anc ocean stesmsrs which are constantly
pIy,ng 20 and touching at this celebrated watering
change OF the hotel old Point, experienced
teler sac pr1pcely nmso who can ana Will render