New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Gernsa ny.
ruK sCHLESWIn.HoLsTEIN QUESTION

On Sunday. Dec. +, there were stormy scenes
n come of the churches Of Hostein. A great nunbe'
Of the pastors limited themselye.t 70 Snerg up ~, r ~
kept open lire Of retreat 10 either camp Pastor an
son OF wansbeek who knew The temper Of ms people,
prayed simply for the King, without adding tle
name Of Christian IX but in spite of this preeauilon
grea, tumul, in the congregation and several
ncisily left the ureh In church a. Mel in.,oI
Iudernan prayed for King Christian IN on CONDITION
that be be recognized ~ tie Germauic Diet y The
declaration received by Kisses and laughter Eve
~ ybody left the church. and the minister cOAe!uded MS
prayer in al empty building
mark make further concessions 10 Germany ov su'
pending Professionally the new constitution uniting
6cheswg the Kingdcru-a constitution which, more,
doe. not come actually into force until the Isl OF
January next.
q Dannevirke are nov almost completed. The part
which il intended 70 protect TIE position against al '
&ack from the south Ia mounted with 200 guns.
FRANKFORT on rHE MAINE Dec. 7. let3 The Fed
eral Diet has passed b. small majority the resolution
FOR Federal execution in hoisein reseIyng 10 isen
the settlement Of the question of the succ ess!on.
The order for the advance Of troops into the Duohy
was Immediately dispatched.
tThe resolution for Federal execution" was moved
By Austria ard Prussia while Bavaria proposed Fed
eral occupation" II said tha, Of the Il votes cnst in
che Council were for Federal execution" and for
"Federsl occupation the representatives. Of LuIen-
burg and Hols.ein not voting.
DRESDEN. Dec l. Evening g-The D-,,den Journal OF
day publishes telegram from Frankfort
In to.days sitting 81 the Federal Diet the repesents
tises OF Wenar and SAKE MeniDgen iniroduceda pr"
position that neither the King OF Denmark nor tIe
Duke OF Augustenburg should b. recognized as he So'
ereign IL L.uenburg but that the Federal Diet should
rather take ths' Duchy under It's own sdnnisratio.
This p OPPOSITION referred 10 the COMMITTEE, VINO
gill make iheir report and proposal thereon.
CoPKSHAGES Dec. s.-Tb- Doxbiada 81 today says
The nobility and pessantry and the Legislative As
eemhly 81 the Duchy OF LauenbeIg held meeting oI
Friday last and passed resolution declaring Their III
tentici 20 remain faithful 10 Denmark. and to recos
nize King Christian"
A depata,ion from the Municipal Council u Vienna
presented petition the Emperor yesterday relative
70 the Dnchies Of Schlese'g and Holstein.
The Emperor in reply said be did not deem II neces
esry 10 them that in this question be should fu
fll his duties Prince Of the German Confederation
and strive With all bis power for the prcseryetion
Of the constitutional rights Of the Duches His Majesty
stated however, ths, the Municipal Council would do
much better il. instead of discussing high political
Questions. they would direct their activity more to
Commercial affairs. -
STUTTGART Dee. IO.-At the sitting of the Chamber
Of Deputies Yesterday evening wss unanimously re
solved to forward address 20 the Government, TO
guessing to propose IN the eden al Diet the Immediate
occupation OF Schleswig and the dismissal Of the Fed
eral contingent Of Hosein and LsueDbuIg troops 70
their homes The sddress is also 70 include request
for the prolimate recognition OF Duke Fredecks night
Of succession and that The Government VIII advocate
such recognition BY the Federal Diet By everJ means IA
tts p0rer An additional motion by Herr Seegcrs. fOi
solemn protest against tie maintenance u London
protocol was carried by u ~ B.
GOTTA Dec. l0-A proclamation. signed "Freder.
ack Duke Of Schessig HolsteD. thanks the Scheswg
Hostsuers for their fidelity, and Says he earnestly
Schlesw wig Eolsteln army.
CoPEsHAGES. Doc. l0-Swoden has Withdrawn from
The alliance with Denmark. The reason put forward,
according TO The DasJiad is that b. the gunrre now
pending between Denmark and Germany concerns the
London treaty Of 1852 Sweden separate herself
from the other Powers uho sigped the treaty.