The New York herald., 1864-10-19

ds-troy and he has already gone great way toward
reaizing the former part Of ths programme. lie nas
made her mis- catspaw In Sches~s broker up her uadi-
tions alliance with England Involved her IN QUAR- ei
with her satellites in sonern Germany. and has Just
forced the latter back into the XoS ereu while amusing
the imperial government with nbortive negotiations for
the oonciusia commercial league between them IL
help Austria he would join france and Italy
an despoing her; and lie will certainly do
ms umos, 70 prevent the King from entering toto posi-
i've engagements with her, which yet do not exist
Notwithstanding the pressure that was put upon his
MAJESTY for that purpose. both at Gasten and Vienna.
AZ present the Premier 10 trying hard to bring on
interview with the Car and lo1is Napoleon Baden
Baden, which, Of course, would be q demonstration
AGAINST AUSTRIA and there Is talk OF hs going for
few days to Paris TO mediate bet the Of
the East aDd the West; but is doubt ul whether he will
trust the King long out OF his sight and surrounded
by the agents OF tho krenz Zma party, who his
foreign AZ much as they applaud his domestic policy and
whose ideal is the restoration Of the Holy Alliance OF
which Austria was the coraer stone, Tue furtive
strugglenow going on between Bsmark and that party
wiz decide the action Of Prussia in the European crisis
that IL nov "ooming 10 the borzon." TO Judge from
ip his favor.
view OF the complications arising In the South They
refuse lint blank admit the duchies share 10 the
70 the arbitration OF Russia The King or Den
mark says, like the man In Blueheard, tits very ine
thing to oe father Sc and probably thinks h,s
moro use 10 him than his relationship to tho heir OF Eng
land To overcome the obstiDacy OF the Danish penipo
tentares Prussia has just sent an extraordinary a0as
sador to veura who Is said TO be the bearer OF sort Of
ullimatun, which, rejected is TO be followed by tho
immediate resumption OF hostitcs and IN the mean
while tho Prussan commander In Jutland Is subjecting
the unfortunate OF that to the worst
excesses OF military rule Gin oraer," the official
Journal remarks, "o Denmark TO the conscious
OF the country being occupied by enemy and to
hasten the work OF pacihcation by substituting more
action for the onent 10 which the cond
lions OF tho armstce have hitherto been carried out"
Altogether the situation ia extremely curious Russia
Is the best possible WITH Prussia, and At che
same time marres Grand Duke 10 the daughter of
the King o. Denmark whom Prussia has already stripped
of two-fths OF his doninions, and threatens TO
deprive him OF the balance; England, In all
other respecs the antpodcs OF Russia, co-ope-
rates zealousy with the Car in paronizng
Denmark, and would gladly bring 0nsa coalition against
Prussia whose Crown Prince is the husband OF her iin
Royal Austria seeks the alliance OF England TO
ect hor from the eumty OF France aud Italy, and Eng
land s end avorng 10 persuade Austria to join Franco
and Italy against Russia and Prussia. What will be the
crd Of this mbrogio II Is impossible to f0rete but II
does Lot result in general war II will only be because
tho finances Of at least four OF the Powers concerned
Austria, Russia France and Italy in so dapdatcd
a condition that they would not be able to carry
Tor three months without declaring themselves nsolvent