New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
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The dscusaon IN the Lords on the Iagrsnt suraees
committed by Austria and frusSia 10 EOtced py ~
Times and the Peers are accused VI exciting popular
passion and stirring NJ strife among England enc other
IRE Ties savs the question Is not one Of az easy
triumph over the Prusisn and Austrian ney IT means
Europe the s RAG up Of every revolutionary element
the arTning anew Of every disseminated nationality
We shall do these things Whenever the pcopo ara iher
Representatives consider that troy ought - ne Done
hut we viii not riunge into such Of uiseras merely
because the orse OF lords teis us that We on WON
the weight Of the conflict VIII assrredly fall ought no
longer 10 be trifed with ~. 80 ~.
Ia Posf attributes the conduct of ihe German Powers
10 belief that England shoald rot be raised rom
state Of neutrality nevertheless II The German Powers
Should entertsin amy project Ct combining their naval
forces at DHppei or 10 act Independently in sny otter
OF the Danish aoninions 2he Post says thA: PesiNly
this tine Great Sraia cor!d nc: remain passive spec
should venture through the Straits Of Dover IL vii not
cross che German Ocean entirely alone.
TIE Hrl8 points ont that Che Peers who depiored the
insction Of England Rave always acted witt regard 70
PARTY iDterests. lie Germans must decide wnC'teT
they viii be content VIII tic rjrry they have f,c@dy
done Denuerk, and recognize the London treaty or
easure themselves with tho might OF England, AID al
to revolutionary ard other hostile forces which wax
with her wopd csli Into action. "a rH
Copper ore Lgs Deen reduced 20.
lIrNSpJEc. March t--py niDg.--An ordinance OF the
nstTian and Prusean Civil CoIps provides that from
tie lst of phi The Danish crrreneJ ard TIE notes os
DE Bank ofCepenhsgen viii longer DO accepted ~
pattnfBlh maze 10 she p"pio treasury ~ h rlsv &c
csred that Schltsw nstein currency and silver tba-
!crs c. al the Gernnn states VII BIS LEGAL tender.
CoPExBAGEs March s.--Tae Pregidelt OF The Council
III speech delivered before his electors ssd ie Should
colinne 70 struggle pcrss,cry fer tic irdepalGenee
Of hc Monarchy Ard Tic maintenance OF TIC Iaioa be-
tween Denmark and SelLoswiE lie Roald meter con-
sent 20 q dissolution CT this union.
STcOsGoiA. March "a pnbsic msstinc held yceter-
day N the city. was very nurcrously attended, thou
Of people being unable 10 obtain sdttarc to tho
hall. TIE following resolutions were unanimously
adopted ,Gt I, expresses IFS Aoagest sympathy .sr
Denmark whose resistance It considers 10 be just IL
further consider. The war strurSie for enrc
aud FREQ DEVELOPMENT or Tie Ticic north. "a, This
m0et no believes lhat tho honor and READ interests 81
Sweden render IN energetic policy or tie part cf The
country necerssry The people ere ready TO bear the
sacrifices which such policy my recessi'ate. IN the
course Of fhc evening popular domons;Tntion WoH
Iaade before The house ofihe Danish MoAtcrs, where
cheers were given Tor Denmark.
SHAN0fET, Jen. 26.-C'lTa IL tranquil The news
from japan e un2atisfacc-v. The Princes zero CT
doovorihF TO exclude foreign trade 1T Toiolisms
glEiBotRSE Jan @5lhere il no important new
from NeT.Zealanj the there being virtually Sup
pressed.
LONDON March l0-TAe Slipping Gassss iIterpreis
Earl hussclrs speech Tuesday li-hf az IN eject
meaning that tis ooEntry has pledged 10 maintain tie
irdopcnGenco Of Denmark. ~ negotiation x that &c
possible bat ailirs that, then BY ioIee Of aTuf.