The New York herald., 1864-07-25
THE DANISH WAR.

The resignation Of the Danish ministry announced
per the Europa and Kangaroo.
Motke IL Professionally President of the Council OF Minis
ters Several important posts including the Ministries
OF Foreign Affairs and Finance, are not yet filed up
Tho London Post. in leader on The Danish ques
tion saysThe King his dismissed his ministry; he has
Office. ana he has despatched brother to Berlin and
Carlsbad This means, II II anything, that the
King backed @ probably BY no nsigncans party soeSs
Denmark in Its entirety to the Germanic Confederation
Denmark would then become the German naval Power
furnishing not only her whole resources but giving her
hsrbors and arsenas for federal Objects this pro-
iect there is however, great obstacle France for
bids IT, and the Power which has hitherto shown sign
OF moving intimatcs that this movement would be suf
cient 10 bring her forces into activity. On the other
hand, the other refuge of the Danes. tho uniting them.
selves to Scandinavia Ia mpcrayey opposed by Russia
The London Post remarks that the Danish question.
fr from being settled only demonstrating It's many
The London Star says:-wc arc Informed on reliable
aSdrect compromise with Prussia, by suggesting that
Prussia should Hotein and that part Of Schleswig
mark should be allowed to retain and absorb the north
ern part Of Scheswg. Extraordinary as II may seem,
We are assured that this proposal bas actually been
made. In the present state OF affairs Prussia could
hardly venture to accept II.
The Danish journals. which were lately impetuously
recommending the prosecution o. the largest
scale now anxously urging the instant abandonment
OF all the territory still occupied by Denmark, and the
concentration of all her resources in Jutand for tho do
fence Of the capital. certain amoun of panic prevails
at Cpenhagen silver plate is hidden and gold eagerly
private telegram from Copenhagen says that some
apprehension prevails that the appointment of a
tonary ministry may lead to attempts at popular in.
surrectior.
circular from NJ Drouyn de Lhuys to The Diplomatic
agents OF France refers to the that may
arise from the unequal contest just resumed between the
Germans and Danes, as directly affecting all the mari
time Powers, ard even the political equilibrium, and
presses hope that COMPLICATIONS will to
state France embracing different policy
telegram OF the llta OF july from Aalborg, SAYS
Ycsterday afternoon the troops OF the Second combined
army corps commenced crossing the Iymord this
town, in boats. The crossing stl continues The ad.
vance into the north Of Jutland has, to ell appearance
already begun.o
swedo Norwegian feet was cruising off tho sou,h
west coast of Sweden.
VIII Copenhagen BE ombardedg
In the House of Commons, the 11th OF july Mr.. u.
Griffith reminded tho House that night the
noble lord st the head OF tho government said II
Copenhagen bonbarded, the safety OF the King
o! Deomark corardzei, he would do something
other and he (Mr rlthl asked the noble lord to
favor them with al explanation or tho meaning OF the
expressions he used. Hear, lear
Fiscount lalmcrsto.--The best answer make To
the honorable gentleman IL say that the gov
ernuent bavo Information Mt present. have to
believe that there intention OF attacking Copenha
gen. (ticag, hear, and iangh.)