The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-03
Our Berlin Correspondence.


pro'On0ctiOn o. the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Hoa,li
ties Eypsc'ed--The Dams Daermiaed No 70 Cir, IN
P'vchdSe OF IronC7dd' IN xmefcu-yohu Bun Lil,>iv
10 Snap Them Up-Arrirui Of the Csar-prince Gor..
seAdkcf and NJ DE- Bismart-7heir characters-T1s
Three Eastern P0,csrs Guarantee Their Polish Do
mtnions, DC.
The Official and semioncal journals unanimous Ia
declaring that Prussia has only agreed the fourteen
days proongaton OF the armstce at the urgent
Of the neutral Powers and OF Austria that this IA the
last concession she will make TO the Conference and that
y, during the new term, arrangement compatible
with the Interests OF Germany Is concluded warlike
operations will be Immediately resumed the part OF
tho Allied governments and carried with the utmost
vgo, beth by land and by sea- until the desired result,
shall be obtained In answer TO Geographic inquiry OF
the stetin merchants on the subject, tho Minister OF
Trade replied that The suspension OF arma
had been prolonged TO the Instant on which day
hos,ilitIes would probably recommends The Kre,l,
ZenHo TO be sure which often better informed than
minister's themselves being organ Of that small bat
powerful party that overshadows the throne and has
made aud unmade moro than cabinet is less positive
on TINS head merely states that ut the expiration Of
the term hostes will probably be continued unless by
That time the negotiations shall have taken turn favor
aoie 10 probable settlement, armstice for longer
period shall have been concluded The general jmpres
sion, however, that the fourteen days will expire like
between the views Of the conendng parties The
Danes are quito willing 10 give up Holstein and
might, v strongly urged by England. France and
kussa, consent 10 "rccti6caion Of n frontcrv bv
which the territory south Of the schey would be coded
TO Germany, condition that its connection With thu
west OF schcswg, comprising over twothirds or the
duchy should be completely severed aud the latter be
come an integral portion OF the Danish monarchy: but
further than this they seem determined not TO 90
To lose Schcswg altogether with the exception OF
the small district north of Feusburg would they say be
equivalent 10 the destruction OF their ancen, Kingdom
81 &c would be unable 10 exist an state
when reduced 10 such narrow dimensions; aud thew
prefer, therefore, 20 continue the war when in the
worst case, they but be forced TO do what
they are now required 10 submit 10 voluntarily and
when there sat least chance that the gallant though
unequal struggle against overwhelming numbers viii
assistance on the other band II fs impossible for Tho
German Powers 10 abandon the cenra portion OF sches
wig, which IL entirely German the uncontrolled 40
minion Of Denmark II would excite a burst OF ,naion.
ton throughout tho Fatherland .arb pigb, ias5 ~
sIloys ,s2esscSSsSrs, Auslria pssnars v6r,a ha in
Glued 70 risk them hoping 10 throw the chief odum
upon her excellent and well beloved ally es sbe
ald 10 1851 but NJ de Bsmark Though
the last man In the world 10 yieia 20
popular clamor is rather glad Of an exegse ior nro.e
cutting the war than other wise as Il offers fresh pros
poets or his annexation schemes which he has had N
lay aside or the moment Of course he has no oblec
on 70 reke political capital when the course pyescrbed
p pubic opinion happens 70 coincide with hrs own MANS
II the war breaks out again may EXPECT the new |
commander nchef, Prince Frederick Charles TO infuse
uc more dash aud energy Into the movements Of the