The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-10
THE sCHLEsWIG- HOLsTEIN WAR.

u was stated that hnsands proposal for conference
was made with the o. France, and will be
supported by Prussia.
The ondon Nscs deuounces the idea OF conference
Uniie unjust invasion and butchcry in Scheswig are al
owed 10 60 and draws the conclusion that the
ference VIII either drag Engand further along the down
w1rd road and lend her the msdceds OF
tg aud Prussia. vii bring her TO crisis in which
mus, once more choose between humiliation and war
The kondon Poe treats the MISTER in similar spirit
Il attacks the Tines writing up the scheme, and
ers that tie acceptance is only meant
70 teGraze fngands possible action in Consequence o.
the invasion Of Jutland.
IheT Pos hat tue consent OF several Powers
ne conference ye, wanting, and notably that Of Pen
msgs.
The swedish AMBASSADOR at Copenhagen had been
called - bis own request
me psris consFfrioaae' II February %. speaking
estve to tne proposed conference, says France would
gladly nope Tor but !, is doubtful Denmark and
the German Confederation will accede
ne iondtn dc,ti y o. the 10Th nit. states that rot
Only hasahe Channel squadron been recalled from Lisbon
out the Adurs nder orders 10 proceed forthwith 10
me Baltic y order 70 ue prepared not only for possible
The London sar,rl@r further states that the govern
meut has resolved rather than Denmark propcr shal
suffer the o. any territories 10 employ the logic Of
nland savsi ores TO any extent which circumstances
The POE Of the 2slh ult saysthe language or
Pamefstcn last nght in reference e. the peace be
tween me prescott ellsersnis remote contingency
Toe London ics thinks the project OF assembling con.
ference pending hns'ltiies cua which If realized
can never be productive OF satisfactory results
steam ram, nearly a. bi. the Hector bnit FOR the
Parish government, b.. besn launched on the clyde.
De loicsl bases o. the ersnes proposed 10y
Fas ard are az iollooss-
l. The European Powers guarantee the autonomy a.
we i as the inuiv,siDtlltv Of the pIchies.
2 The territorial arrangements hitherto existing are to
uucergo no change
Austria AM Pussl. have adhered 10 principle the
proposal provided howcys. that the German Diet ard
France also sssen N7d tan the negotiations should not
interfere with the prosecution Of hosiiilt,rs.
Tie Paris Nord announces that the proposition made
ey England or conference has been oftGialy accepted
~ trance.
The integrity or the Dsash monarchy is The basis upon
wn.h me r,nisr.ass ~ ass, liostiliiss VIII never
ere ore lew chances ?, bringing sbont pacific solution
The adhesion OF france 10 tue conference. y, CONFIRMED
from otbcf sources 5M the general impression is that
me french goveintnsa = aci very in tue matter
mere y 10 news from the seat ~ war.
IN .rupcrtsnt iepasfioa rom all parts OF Scheswig
pa presented "a address 10 nrke Frederick Of AaEusten
ourg Al ke. In rev tds Duke declared his intention
never u surrcager bis ri.hts
Ihe london h,ess " the 2Tth SAYS il Is fair 10 hope
that IN short ;ltoe represent stives of ali the great
Powers will NEE IA london 2nd together with dose Of
tcuma.k a. ~ws1en VII deliberate such a supple
'nept q TIE treaty o. 1852 vii SATISFY the rsasensbs
demands ~ germany tske away aEatever real atiev.
Autes esu 30 sagcsd ny the inhabitants OF the Duches
riy - e the minor -tsies suppose that "
tsr preset teni, tres will consent be present q,
1T 'h'b ~ 1900 VIZ - hacy osn no doeb' SUE
fatoa eau hardly b. eoantsi UPON.
inc rsses bsyc pstpoSs their rspiy TO use invtaticn
They probably Ia n ths successful defence cf their
rcftlons may ave ihsa sigiIer standing any de-
tsga'.oa' tAsn { dcy ~ned tho coafesence wiih their
The main roat however Ia. beea gained IN liz Assem-
81 The tst FaWets 18th ph decision really restst
THs coNfhE SsG PROPOSITIONS AND INVASION or
iuTLAND
w. the House " Commons the 18th OF February,
Lord Nis,sN' said ~ anderssnd the honorable gentle
man the Under secretary for sorcgn Affairs say that
the case nemrstsd under the treaty OF ITO has not
srlsen wish. therefore TO ask the noble lord whisA OF
The contradictory reports 10 circulation 10 the ocoupa
son Of portion OF Jutand by the Prussiau army
fectwbether u 70 true that that the Pruessn army,
which occupied portion Of Juand, had since rccedcd
or whether II n true that the occupation 10 based on
strategic Grounds and IL 10 be- maintaned2 Next, with
regard 70 s given 10 my honorable friend hebud
ne, wkb 10 know whether the Cerman Diet has been
nyoe 70 attend tho Conference, ard &c, what
~as gwen tBear,)
io,J ste-,oS-.gtai wb.b has bsepersd Iseiiw