New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
The EEoistein Question.

The Holstein question remains without
change ILL.
II l. in fact stated that the Danish troops viii be
vihdrawn irom iioisicin but that the hing 81 Den
mark VIII not n,kiDu ledge the Federal execution.
BERLIN, Dec. lJ.-ln The Chamber Of Depu-
ties today tie draft of address n rcpy 10 The speech
from The llrono Was submitted 10 The House Nv tht
Committee. Triyy Councillor Ablou. representing
Hon Won BsmaTk. thought it necessary To repeal the
declaration made by The Minister IN reference 10 the
question of Schesws Hosien nc yesefdnys sitting Of
ho Committee lie stated that tie fofemot object Of
the Government Was tp fuhl itr Federal duties. In
accordance with the resolutions oi the Federal Di' for
caly ing out tho execution IN ioion, 1000 men were
requisite for that purpose. The C0,csnmcnt had sec
ondy tO take measures against iiheg complications ~
the qUcsiOn-ep pecisy possible attack ~ me Danes
upon the Federal army o0rps-or RUSSIA "iiLdIa"ihg
from the London protocol. b0crnplrnt was obliged To
prcpaIe for an The possible cYentgaluts arising Out OF
ihe international right and policy The hnal discussion
j. appointed 10 take llace ON Friday next Herr an
Sybe has nominated TO report upon tho question.
in which hc viii 30 assisted ly liclr Van Nrclow.
Tho draft Of the address Of the Chamber proposed b!
the Committee upon the loan, has boon puenshed
Iho address. taking basis tho rc-olution II The
House of the "a instant. reminds The King that the
Prussan army had pledged Ito honor in The Dgchies Of
Schleswig iOsten. The influence this Convention Of
Oinutz exercised upon the interior affairs OF Prussia
and npOn Germanys position ne great power, could
only be- effected by the liberation of tho Duchic' The
address continue; We must lear nom tls sys'rm pgr'
sued by tho Ministry that Ia It's handd the moans de-
mandcd would not be applied Ia the Interest Of The
DucLcs and Germany, ior the bcnolt Of the Grown
or the country. The rights OF the Duclles and the
hereditary right of the AuBn-tehberg hmily arc one
We solicit Your Majesty 10 withdraw rom the London
protocol of le and TO recognize the hereditary Prince
of Augustenborg as Duke Of Schieswg Ilolstcin. We
request your Majesty further to use JON endcao iha
he Diet NAV ronder him cIectua assistance In taking
pos session Of and in libcfatng his Hereditary lands.
DHrsDrN, 18th Dec.--1hc Lower Chamber 20 day, af
ter al animated debate unanimously adopted proposal
brought forward by the forty -four members The mo-
ton expressed the regret of the Chomber At the resolu
ton Of the Federal Diet Of the h inst and requests
that the Federal execution should DC extended Ia mn Oc
cupation Of Scbeswig Hostcn and recognition o The
hciiditary succession Of tho Agnaie bIWch. Baron
Won Berst, without entering more fully bn tue pear
Ing Of the notion declared that the Government wonld
adhcre 10 s point of view Of the question, even atf
the abOvenamed foperal resOution
yIfHsA Dee. l5-1hc PTssse Of this evening says,
that an opinion prevails at the Ministry for Foreign
fairs that Federal execution IN the Elbe Duches WIZ
pass into occupation il Denmark opposes execution
The Latter case is thought 10 hold probable. Should
occur Austria viii then consider herself released iIOn
the obligations Of the London protocol In the event
OF war actually breaking out, the Austrian fleet would
cooperate with the forces Of tho Confederation.
The Post says there N reason 10 believe that Lord
Wodchouso was officially informed al Berlin that IN
tho event Of an execution the German Powers would
confnc themselves 10 the exercise Of the Federal rights
The King Of Denmark may hesitate about sgrTenderng
peaccably into the hands OF the Adinnisration the
Duchy Of HolsteiD. not knowing to what extent tie
thin end Of the wedge may be driven and may regard
the entry Of German troops into uols:eln US causes
Deli,
Mi MICH, Dec l5--The Official Bai,riseh Zeitpa9 of
today publishes article explaining that the Bayaian
1yernInent .akcs the same views Of tho Scleswig-
,Sten question as the Federal Dict. Tie succession
ues,Jon has been brought before The Diet, and iis
rea,man w that body must speedily attain .he esiIed
nd. By tue present recognition OF Duke Irefeiish'
Le Bayarjan Go -ernment would anticipate the r.>o,
ION of the Dict anu 1t tprocoeded in onesidcd a'd
ldepondent execution Of s opinion would violate its
edeTI duties. yhe Ggy;'AmsAs MAI AVl permi! iIseII