The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.

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have put their ~ The foot Of The protocols
eo1aning their great achievements ana gone OF 10 every
dreeso1 q The compass needle, leaving tho solution q
The Dano-Cerm question 70 guns and bayonets.
u 10 highly probable that, while write these lines,
Ing coup ds The North Germa~ cds9e the organ
Of the PrussAn government. win mot have kept back
without good until the last moment tho i'm
poant statement that she armsce expires the 2oth
instead Of the goth, has been generally believed.
The question now arises what viii be the next opera
lions Of the Austro Prussiaa armyf
The aedPowevs have occupied the Duchy Of schles-
wig with the exception the island Alsen and
over the greater part Of Jutand 10 the occupation OF
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be conquered Or shah the Prusssisns visit The
lions den and play out the game In the Of Funen
and at Copenhagen The hmes newspaper ventures 10
predict that the German Powers will satisfied the
dubes Of scheswg and Hcsteiu separated the
Danish domnions and made an independent State OF,
prince Of their choice. But hows posi-.
BILE for the allied Powers 10 content themselves with
cupyng the country they have already conquered. while
tho Danes blockade their seapor and ruin their foreign
tradc9 The Times utters the threat that, the Austrs-
Prussan programme were more ambitious. and Den.
mark abandoned 10 itself, were TO behold invading
army the Island Of Funeo, in the very metropolis.
England would called upon by the voice
OF and international duty nterposs behalf o.
Denmark.
II does not likely that England win be bcfooied
into a while Palmerson holds the rens Of govern.
ment On the other hand, the present is not to
become endless ope the disgrace Of the blcckades
not to diminish sensibly the glory Of past successes
doexacsy the or what the propheses
Denmark resembles 10 some manner amphibous ami
NAL Like these Denmark endures with astonishing equa
the loss Of limb Tho adversarcs must strike 81 the
head and this head ID called Copenhagen
For the present moment this undertaking ID impossible
The 'Danebroe" dominates the Baltic Sea. But all our
available men-ofwar are on their way thtber. and the
Of Austria and Prussis By happy concurrence OF cir.
cumstances tho power OF our neighbors momentary
parayzed; but 70 morrow tho situation may be changed
n Our6 dVaD M N 10 ANNA
such turn may Be predicted With certainty The dis
shall be drfted into great war because we did not
know how 70 finish the little one.
could take guide IN political affairs,
land. TO maintain the integrity OF Denmark England
and acknowledgment 10 acquiesced In, England only
wish the lines demarca,ion drawn In equta-
ton Of the vsxsd schIeswis. Hoaie,n question The
country south Of Fensburg Tondern Is German and for
This truth that cannot be battered down by the Eng
sh fleet Pslmerston or his successor IN Office may,
animosity which free country furnishes sometimes
q able argument.
six when the results Of me last Conference meeting
were not yet known 70 the public at large, the sunde
The Of action has undergone a total change
the winter campaign The intrenchmeos at puppc have
disappeared from above the surface OF the earth nature
smiles In her most uxnran garb OF vcrdure and Towers
tho Icy hyperborean wind has spent It's fury, and the
trescherous huigcs themselves are excellent shaders
the dry and passab'e roads From the attach OF the
Prussians against Asen the inference may be drawn
that Intended to conquer this island, and TO occupy
entire Juand The allied Powers are DESTROYS, u seems
get Of the already
abandoned TO them by the Western Powers, without
moving those operations by which alone the war can DO
The Danish government has officially announced tho
ginning OF the blockade OF the scaports As
az the first shot Is fired On the German coast, the bell
gerent Powers understand. viii call upon the German
many symptoms that show that the States are un
willing 20 lend their aid In behalf OF this highly national
to an Rsss reeesy
said; but this newest feature OF German states.
pemsr M 81. pU % me rsa
o the London Conference, by OF explanation OF this
manas ss, .hs ABSTAIN r. an
active part IN the The reason s the fllowine:-
viii endesvor to terminate the war BY their msdstion,
and at all events they Will be able to speak weehty
ssn a peace has arrived Now. II Germspy engages on
the field OF battle the important task OF the neutras will
trary, the German Confederation keeps sloof
struggle II continues TO remain IN the group o! the
trails then Germany, apparently uncoocsrned ~ 10 the
her own interests than mingled in the group Of the bel
Rereos, where the German element already prepopde.
rates.
What does the world say to this backslidmg OF tho
minor German staies Fortunately Austria and Prussia
afford 10 70 without their assistance. The cumsi-
ness OF the military organization ~ Germany does not
allow her to look for material aid from Frankfcrt the
WeIo W proportions fOrelgn armies
might overrun all Germany before the Federal Council
al Frankfort bad agreed about the supreme
Prussia for her part, s tie pretty predics
ment IN which Austria during the Italian campaign,
Diet
Meanwhile the Emperor Francis Joseph has gained al
Kissngen the good viii OF an ally far Trustworthy
and useful In the event Of general lie met at
this renowned watering place the Emperor OF Russia and
several Of the dii miaores GeDun who assembled there
for the purpose OF breathing country and exchanging
thor State cares OF the result o tho interview between
the two Emperors nothing positive known OF course
ambassadors nj Vienna and 81 Petersburg, vscsnt
encs the war In the Crimca, win be filed again.
The demeanor or the high persons Kissingcn v 10
scribed BY correspondent free from all etiquette
They met on their morning wlks shook hsnds, and con
tinued their pcrambuiatiors IN company. The con