, 1864-07-14

the headquarters Of the army In the Duchies,
IN consequence Of telegram sent By the
King from Carlsbad.
! - telegram from Hamburg ofJune 8 says {:
Prince Albert passed In great haste through
hamburg this morning, being the bearer Of
IN order to Murshal Won Wrangel to recon-
mehce hostilities to-day. !:
A telegram from Heide OF June Is says: :
The Duke Of AuyustenbuIg, at banquet
giTen him In honor Of the 23d: said: St re-
! Nig-Holsteiu, and shall in future adopt no
| sepsratist interests. The Prince and the peo.
! pie arc ready TO make any sacrifice to their
l4lEators which may contribute to the vel
! fart Of Germany.
The Copenhagen Rigsraad was opened
the following: "Tne threatening crisis OF
the Fsther1and mud the expenditure necessa-
! r. for the continuation Of War has caused
this eonyocatiou. VT have recently learned
| for bow little the de'rest right reckons In
Europe, and h,'W isolated We are. We there
tore aceeded to the painful sacrifice OF the
country south Of the scblel The enemy de-
hands more, but We reply negatively, being
convinced that tho people agree with us.''
The President Of tue Council In the lower
House said: The Danish Pienipoteutfa.ies
were instructed to accept the iino OF demaFk.
utiun Of the Sch'ei and to agree to fnrt-
nights proloogation Of the armistice, should
Russell promised that neither would he
make proposal himself nor support the
proposal Of any other Plenipote0tiary which
would be less fayorable for Denmark, unless
Denmark herselfsboud consent to such new
p1oposale. Earl Russell nevertheless pro-
posed on the 18Th that the question should
be submitted to arbitration, altboufh Den
mark did, not consent to this proposal.
Bishop Monrad said in conclusion: 1 can
not explain how this proposal WAS consist
ent with Earl Russell's promise.
At the 1iual sitting Of the Conference on
Saturday, letter from the Emperor Of
Ruseia was read announcing to the Confer
Holstein to the Duke of O1denburg, and
that those claims must be considered Us re-
vived by the present situation. The letter
contained d remarkable passage, In which it
enphatically declared that the treaty OF Lon
do1 must now be regarded as ''lavalldated."
The 7fn,s1 says: On the subject OF tn
arnittice, there was the same ffEmuess or OBJ
stinacy displayed by the Government Of Co.
penlagen. The Russians were willing to
agree to fresh suspension of hostilittes,
provided 1t wss for term not less than two
months, but the Danes woul1tear Of nothing
nut a, renewal Of the campaign on the 2Gtil,
according to previous arrangements as the
Confere1 ce came to m end with the rejection
by both beiligerents of the proposals made
by the neutral powers, and as Depm 1rk has
deliberately expressed desire that the war
should proceed, the British Government
thinks itself not bound to interfere, as long
as tue campaign remains within the limits
which must have been contemplated by the
Danes.
It is not true, as reported by tho Temps,
that Capt Semmcs is In Paris, but It is said
that be has sent for most Of .hts officers to
give them Instructions for the armament Of
new Alabama, OF which he proposes shortly
to take the command The hSunce, which
about this new ship, says that she is a small,
beautifully formed corvette, iron plated in
side, and provided with powerful artillery.
Capt. scmnles has ordered three pivot guns,
capable Of throwing hollow protectiles Of
TO, and solid projectiles of 20 English
bama consisted OF 149 men, is to be augmented
TO 172. The Farce says that *'these details
:re positiye.n 1t does not know in what port
the new ship WILL be armed, but 1t believes
that no surveillance can prevent it from put
ting to sea. :
CAPTAIN wEsLoE's D8XASD.
q: $. $. $. KEAHsAnaE: cherbours, June a.
which from feelings OF humanity ,alo" ed to save
down took them into Cberbourg. Tnese officers
var; they are my prisoners. and demand that
they come on board the Kesrearee to surrender A.
such. T. they shon1d ende4ror to free themselves
rom this obligation under coges Of the means
which have been uEed tor their escape, they must
expect to meet with no merry anuther time.
5ouS 4. WlNs1oE, Captain.
TIE RELY.
To CAPTAIN JoHS 4. W1yslow-sjr: hare r. !
cetved your letter Of June Il. Your dcmand is
one which have no power whatever to entertain.
md should hare been addressed to the French
government, with whom these nnfortunates have