The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
rvhc Dantxh war.


Tho Danish war.
In the House OF Commons on the 10th OF June, Lord
Pamerston, in reply to Mr. Disrae said that further
suspension Of hostes in Denmark had been agreed to-
without conditions II was the longest. extension to
which Denmark would agree.
The Conference was in session three hours and half
on the 9th inst.
The armistice has been extended fortnight, and viii
terminate on the 26th OF June
The London papers agree that no progress has been
made in settling the matters in dispute
The Danish penipocptiares are sad to have placed
themselves in complete accord with the neutral Powers
by accepting ia s integrity their proposal for com
promise with the line OF the Schsy Tor frontier The
hear Of no modification The Danes snow determination
TO recommencc the rather than make further con
ccssons 1t therefore regarded az very possible that
tho campaign will reopen on the 28th inst.
The London Times thinks that the neutralH press their
scheme Tor frontier settlement such settlement may
be made.
The London Pos, says that great hope IL In the PROF.
pect that England VII! take ny decided position and let
Austria and Prussia underpand nseds but little
10 urge her a which, howc;ar repugnant TO
her, win be dictated to her by strong seAeo OF honor
and interest.
England adopts decisive attitude, aud thinks that Par
lament should prompt the government TO It.
The Conference has adjourned till June Is.
The London iduersr says thnJ IN case the armssice
had not been prolonged slr Dsraeli was prepared TO
resolution Of censure against the Cabinet and that
Lord Palmcpson was prepared IN sich contingency to
dissolve Psrlmen, and appeal to the country instead OF
resigning The Advertiser, however thinks that Mr.
The Paris papers also assert that the conservatives
have determined 70 bring Lord Palmcrston aud his Cabi
net TO an account.
The Augsburg Ga,c publishes the text OF the proposal
made by England II concludes by suggesting that II
Denmark TO the sacrifice demanded, justice re-
quircs that the Independence OF tho Kingdom sha be
guaranteed by the grea: Powers.
England has also proposed that South Schleswig should
be annexed to Hoisieu without hs consent OF the in
habten,s.
The Paris Moner says that the of the
belgerents at the Conference had agreed 10 meet IN
order 10 come am.cable settlement rnder ths
auspices OF neutral representative, ana that the
French plen.potentiary had been selected by them
u Is reported that Third division OF the Austrian
feet will be sent iorthw th 10 ithc North Sea.
The British Channel squadron IS again about 10 navo
plymouth for Spitnead.
RUSSIAN CLAIMS ON HoLsTgiN.
a-s-f pETESiBURG, JuIe IL, 1884.
The De,tsch. PstsrsJfg Zs,sip OF to-day n npnounc-
ing the transfer Grand Duke cf Oldouburg OF her
claims upon ho!steip ssys-By this step of RusBa the
succession question the Houses Of Odenburd Gnd
Augrstenhurg made essentially internal question ol
federal right, TO be settled by the Diet
Prince Gorschakol Iet yesterday for Berlin and Ken
sshgton. 49,
COPENHAGEN, june 10, 1864.
The Dab'ads Of today says Vt is assorted that Daron
left for Copeuh hagen lie is the bearer o. proposal on
the part OF Russia establish Schesvig and Hosten
within the Danish monarchy, thereby preserving ths in.
tesrity OF the Kingdom.
France.
The monthly returns o tho bank os France show an In
crease cash on,haud Of ftytvo millions OF francs
The murderer or La Pommcrais was eAssuied On the
9th inst.