New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
The War in scbIrsvig.

| Tie latest dispatch lTom lhe Austrian head'
ArsTriAN HEADQUARTERS. FEorrJP. Feb. ga N.
The Austrian ali lcIy IS between tFocrnp and Fler
burg.
disarmament has already commenced Inc AustTi.us
| and Prussians haze gided the guns ccrmrcd.
The Pru. sian headquarters are nt o'elgburg. S.S
bundred and fourteen DeniFh prisoners OF whom ~.
officers aai upward Of so men wounded a. tho en-
gagement OF Oversee have been brought into SclesN n
Col the Prince 81 Wurtemburg IL gong on f4yorabi!
4 heavy fil u snow has taken place.
A collision has taken place on tie Rc.dsbrg and
Accora.ne 20 information received at Hamhurg tbe
Prussians vtro engaged with the Danes NJ Duppe and
had lost 800 men. bat the re ult Wa. moi known.
During tn retreat after the engagement near over
see the lat Copenhagen Regiment 81 jnii.iry made
tllenlil md heroic layonet charge upon battery Of
Us Prns-an guns The regiment WIS nearly destroy ed.
! buy the army was thereby saved.
Duke Frederick bad been proclaimed In FicnsbuTr.
After he communication made ~ Bishop AOuIaad.
The Presidcn, VI the Danish Council the 0loW ing
luton was proposed In both houses Of he RglrGld;
"The RigsIe.d fuiy recognizing the extreme gravity
OF the time, cpcci thai Oh. nation VII perceive the ne
cetty Of uphodiug tranquility ald order. The people
ury rely OF the kgsraad MANI aiming TIE honor and u
dependence Of the Country by a the cga means az I
commend md on rs calling on The Government 20 take
all measures Tor the most energetic defense Tor tue pur'
This resolution was passed by both houses together
with second, authorizing he preparation Of an ad
dress 70 he King.
Adyices ION stockholm state that popular demon.
STATIONS had .akcn place in that city IN front OF the
residence Of Tic Danish Lmbas-adoi IN iIor Of Den.
InGTk.
The Dresden Journal SAYS tlat "a Copenhagen dis
patch OF the 9th instant, Denmark Lad proposed the
assembly # European Conference 20 which the Ger.
man Federal Diet should be party, for the settlement
! OF the Schlesgig. ilol1tein question,
Austria las accepted tho proposition Of Denmark,
tfat de'ey Of eight weeks should be allowed u Danish
and Austrian ships with their cargOes. Materials Of
war are eIpcc,ed leave toe haibors Of both couu
tries withou, mocstation. and That during "a similar
period the mails should DO regularly conveyed 10 and
from either country. tn London Times Of tho 10Th
says Ii is useless 10 anticipate favorable result for
DENMARK. 1hero can b. little Lop. " the Danes sue
cessfUy resisting the combined forces Of the two great
| German Powers.
Thee forces numbering FAR more than double those
Of tho Dance are Bow free 10 take possession u All tic
Kings continental doninions Al. 10 lost save honor 70
the Danes ia SchlcsNig. They mnst not look for mill
tary support from any foreign Power. Tie German
| Powers have succeeded in despoug Denmark. which
Nil probably be limited 10 uand and tho Islands
and are low intent On Tepudiaung the treaty OF
me Tine, nevertheless concludes that England has M
suc interests involved 40 should 1duce 1t to abandon
~ peaceful attitude.
4le Morning. Post Gays the present position Of tie
Danish oImy IL which apparently amounts 10 an In
formal suspension Of active hOsttes for the German
troops oyeIrun the rest OF Scheswg they hardly
get at the Danes in the Island Of Olson The tins has
therefore apparently arrived for the basis Of
rangemeDt 10 h. formed That basis however cannot
DO laid down without reference 70 the other great
Powers Of Europe and II remains 20 10 to learn What
Austria and Prussia viii now propose or what repre-
seotatOns other Powers Will make 10 Austria and
| Pm ON.
The Morning Herald remarks that II Austria and
Prussia rcpudato the treaty Of London II ID had ~ see
| how Europe oan escape general var
| WHAT ENGLAND COULD DO FOR THR DANES.
| Tie Army and Macy Gazette observes tina,
should political events render 1t necessary 10 send
army TO the asssagce OF the Danes we could send
a most compact and efficient force "Our troops bs
q body never in better condition TO take The
| field. We have now in the United Kingdom, In add
ton TO the household brig dc and depo II regiments
Of cavalry 30 batteries Of artillery 10 troops of horae
tlery ad 80 betelons Of infantry. In the aggregate
the strength Of lle arey may be roughly pvt doRa "