The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

rishsCf the scheswg and Hostein Duchies 10 choose
their own government and governor The recognition OF
alton
fhs motion before the federal German Die. for the re-
the request OF Austria aud Prussia on March IL.
The Hamburger NdehricAtsn Of Hamburg. March Is,
contains letter from vele stating that on Thursday and
Friday -FOUR civilians executed in that town for At
tempting 70 assassuae German soldiers
ne st Of the allied troops killed in the engagement Of
tho Sth inst has been published. The Austrian loss
amounted 70 one hundred and eight men.
In the English House Of Lords the l4th Of March
the Earl Of Derby asked Lord wodehouse question in
reference TO speech made by NJ Hall tine D,nish Minis.
ter. M Hall said he had asked the noble lord IL the
sufficient TO prevent the invasion OF Schleswig aud that
the reply was "Certainly not" Was that c,rrect
Lord wodenouse said he had stated that in bis opinion
noening the Danish government could do W vld prevent
federal execution 10 iiosein No doubt thai was what
mas accepted the Office OF mediator between the contend
ing Powers and that he will be joined London by rince
JONI o. brother OF the KING Of Denmark by
Earl RUSSELL and the Ambassadors Of Austria, russia
The Cologne Gaseae speaks Of new circular note,
dated the 9Th Of March, addressed by Earl RUSSELL to the
representatives OF Great Britain abroad This document,
% said recalls the frtess efforts or the Foreign Once
Of England. all responsibility for future events
La Ffaace, OF Paris, OF March II, says:Esgiand and
armisce tho basis Of m rossidet. The two armies
woud remain during the Conference nthe same positions
Of e
nehtion 70 RESPECT the integrity Of Denmark Prussia
And Austria are acting upon the Confederation 20 bring
about lss acceptance Of the Conference upon the bases
above mentioned.
The Paris Pays OF March IL says:-Bavara will pursue
the same policy 40 hitherto with regard TO the question Of
the (German) duchies KinR Lons considers hts first
duty to be the fuhimen of his fathers last wishes
VII 4t 1900 sA -eta va - stf
y ar.,1ss..,s The Danish Blockade.
In the English House OF Commons the 14th OF March
Mr. FKSwick asked the Under Secretary or State for
Foreign Affairs whether her Mliestys government bad
received Information that the Dansh government would
permit vessels that had been detained BY ice in the port
Of Lubec TO leave that port without being subject to cap
ture and whether her Maestys government would urge
on the Danish government tho Justice OF permitting Ger
man SHIPS which had been delayed in German ports
before tho commencement Of the and having car
goes board belonging British merchants, TO leave
such port without being subject 10 capture. = 4 a8E 4
Mr. LAYARD, in reply begged TO state that the regula
lions OF the Danish government th subject had been
published In the Gdsette II was therein stated he
thought that reasonable time, 10 be named by the
owners or vessels detained In port by the ce would be
allowed for their departure. He had not received any
Information that Lubec had been blockaded. few
hours ago. however, an intimati0n reacbed him OF the
blockade Of the following ports :-Cammin, Swine
munde, Wolgast, Greifswalde, strasund and BArlh.