The New York herald., 1864-07-14
THE DANISH WAR.

Flsnsburg telegram Of the 2ssh June gives the FOL
lowing In regard to the capture Of the island Of Asen
commenced at two n TO day. wbereupon the Prussian
and Dansh batteries opened nrs. Villain one hour the
construction Of the pontoon was completed.
Al A. NJ The aas Prussian soldiers landed on the
island The Prussians immediately advanced, Danes
A. TWO p NJ the Prusssns had already reached vols-
rop and Uksro Eyswsnssses STATE that Prince Frede
the main body Was effected q sandbure.
TIE Prussan Loo during the passage was one hundred
some street lighting took place in sondsrbarg which
the Psussssn loss small
thousand Danish prisoners including many officers
were brought into Fensburg this evening.
TDs lianish correspondent OF the London Times writes
that he has been DeGmsTk field the
outset OF this second campaign with forty Thousand men,
fourth of which consists o levies, which
have been hastily drilled within the month 4
Two large Danish ships OF. war had been severely
haudled by Prussian batteries Apenraae. Within
nve minutes them received ten shots in her broad
SIDE, while the other lost her foremast.'
TDe coast was kept in . constant state Of alarm by
Danish gaDboRs
"A Royal Plan or Settlements.
A Irussan ministerial journal ssys:-At Carlsbad,
respecting immediate object Of the campsign and
have agreed % the necessary fer the ultimate sou-
ticp the question OF the duchies.
The ard taxation OF Jutland will be taken
10 md by Prussia and Austria.
Preparations will be made for crossing into Fuhmen
Scnleswis osein r 70 be placed under the ad
minstraticn o commissioners appointed by the German
Powers.
Prussia will wscy consult her own interests and those OF
Germany.
The Upper Chamber OF saxony had decided unanimous
ly upon requesting lhe government 70 influence
with the Federal et induce that body 10 take part 10
rgh, TO the succession In the duehies speedily 40
possible.
Danish Ships Captured In the China
Waters.
Advice, from h Hong Kong TO the sss q NAY say vas
tured two DaIish mercnantmeron Shanghae
French Opiuion of-England's Position.
Hga GREAT GUNS AND GREAT FLEET USELESS IN A
GREAT CAUSE.
[pars (Jure SOY correspondence of the London Times
The judgment passed by certain portion the French
press the proceedings OF the Conference
sure heaped upon England for her @abandopmsnts Of
Of her sbpso war and Of the force which
she could emergency send To- sea, and the
sh press, lkened 70 the lists Of ships In "Iiadn
and the invectiyss OF Agamsmnon, with this import
ant exception, however: that abe Greek ssleys and
did remain dle and that the nvectves OF the
Greek captains were Invariably followed up by combats
have the moro cannon you cast and the more veehty
s metal tho more surey VIII you abstain from using
DO just Unlike the bulletins Of the Grand Army, your
daily bulletins simply consist Of snnsuncsmenis about
Portsmouth. rSs harmless sriumphs you Soa.s nS Ss
no mo- enemy 70 dispute them are cousrsstsd with
straight to its work. You tAunssd with the exhbi.
tion vessels from every point Of Germany sady pass
TO Alison fohe invasion Of the Danish Islands, and you are
menaced with the prospect Of German army entering
Copenhagen and speeding 10 ts victory to
the conquest OF Iceland, "As iaa rsH0s Of ~ cn Of
The North, az II were hsr cradle" aod Of Admiral
Jackmsun sweeping the Ruyser did before him.
with the broom at bis masthead. E.rope expected % Ns
vsry hast moment sosns n0w Of v2or from Enoiasd;
eu Us last Aops sanisAeS 6fore M spseh
Of Lord Pdtm6sOm That speech was nothing
than account 0 the incidents e the Coufsrsnes
sdssence OF the treaty Of 1854 ALL Of eourss his own
advantage, seeing that he Who sEnod wh LORD
Granville; but mon look 10 vain for any pedge uphold
pact which has besa % scandalousiy violated. tho
Premier is, indeed 6 opinion that II we'll 70 have
respected it, but nothing more sad s Kto CArisSan
fau uvo Ae ho~ds Of hu sssnss, end Copenhagen &
taken, the policy Of England tcfl coWu TIE suse ma
end EN0ikA oasconadsn0 and ooSd wsM b mors
s1fofsndc and ies digsitsd" Al for the rvussiaas
stopping short before the menace implied n Lard Pal.
speech touching that mag beian King
Christaa they will no more do after ,6sn they aid
before m was uttered.