, 1864-08-20
: -QEn PARIS LETTERS.
aEc Fate OF Denmark Decided-The
. Susps snde6-L1beral ID. putlea In TrOus
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From Our Special Correspondent
PAn1s, Tuesday, Aug. 2 1864.
The teEgraph from Vienna brings us this
morning the only item Of political nows
Which the general stasnation and inactivity
cfthe season affords us. Al might haye been
expected, the fate Of unhappy Denmark has
been quickly decided. 'tudeea, when she
once dismissed her war ministry and coz
setted to meet her conquerors, or rather
dlepo1 rs, face to face no longer in single
combat but in single conference, there could
be no doubt IS to Whit WAS about to take
place. The principle Of ue e.ett., or as III. de
8itinazk has mcdc:ptzed thc axiom: Ia .jores
p.t'ae le drcK--N ss about 10 be carried cut to
It's extreme consequences. Aud such: has
proved to be the caac. Poor little Danmark
has been fairly, or 'rather fouIly, cut up md
dore fcr. Hit him hard, he las got no
hicrds." AUSTIN aud Prussia together
have acted on this sugg. ssion towards their
royal brother Ktcg Christian, ind have hut
him go bard that they hive Cretty nearly
I, ocled the life out Of bin, altogether. The
tt.1us On which the Daucs Are still clio Hcd
au txist nee as fourth, fifth, si.tA, seventh,
e;Gth. niAiA ur tenth lAte Pc Hef {.scordiu!
to t;fi1ei ent .s'1tns+i> 1el use the com p1-t.
ctttion Of tht uact'lss, a. ~til Us INC tong
c.Ltttt ted Isle Of Aistu. Il Strategic liae !,etns
hcc.:1deo 1Aeth JUS. scnth Vt tue Eiba dis
tr'ct n:cb nlote Is lett to Dena.srk If her
aut@cced Lp:Lis OF Jutlhnd territory on the
mIiL(aLu, tGgctLcr With che lsIsAd Vi Arfos,
IL :Lt Baltic. fhc' Gispate rtiuL
hss so lou. texed aud haf.u.ssd En-.
rupe, Ii Low cet:asn]y aud finally set ut
INST, 81 iar Vi the hctH4lly coutendiog parties
ere comet fned; aud taAt tlct, tose.n.r with
lI.- 1}IHf i,t tts.fr
truir DeDutark tue 'jes1nan population ut tire
Dpch1e3 have oEce more Inserted and ID in
saiLe1 the crest principle tuat \ t,=otte ts u.
Titled 10 clUose 1ur i1krlf Its OVID govcEt-
mcnt and political relations, 4nu cauno1
~Nhan.punny bs giveu Aw.4" tr t'pstei,-
ed" to etIte fareign Or e1trauenu5 power
for the policic2f convenience OF so1creigus-
these arc ac yantoEcs which. In good meas
nre, ctmpeEtata, PERHAPS, for Muca violence
snd Injustice IN the 'acdu; oY< <.,a'.di,
One ot the most respectable and irfflucn-
TIL ersars OF the .iocr,l parts IN tas French
been suspended fer :hree months, ty 4 decr.e
Of tie Minister If the interior. The cr,lre
imputed to the journal is that Of having In
si,uated in onn Oi its articles that Louis
Napo]eou's proposal of u Congress for
general peace was only a disguised
Yon will probably agrtc with nie TINT such
an argunent was very difficult to sustain,
and such view a very improp .blc and fool
iah one. It is pitt that II, Buudet, the
Minister OF the Inferior, old not leave the
Eublic sole judge Of the value OF the produc-
titn, and refrain from infringing on the lib
erty Of the press, in oruer to pnciah an at
tuck which scarcely deserved puo!ic repre-
heubion. But Fr<nch ministers arc very
thin.tkfnned, and are always inclined to b.
more "inlptr4l'' than the ENperur himself,
The wtu known lib. rul Deputies,
Garnisr, Pages and Carnor, with mum,
Der OF itflnsntial Dculn,;fs Of the Paris
bar. have been committed for trial by the
!, examining magistrate on the charge Of be-
! lCuslDg to IN associ .ttou Eot autaurlzsd By
| the Government, bnd sonei6ttny OF over
twenty PERSONS crime pnnioaabls BY the
| French pulice laws. The object Of the asao'
| chiffon Il understood to have been with q
| view ct organizing general opposition
against the Government at The ns1t election.
Tie trial Ia fixed for the 9Th Inst. aud Will
create quite stnsation. The entire Cunrctl
present in otficis1 costume and the greatest
orators Of the day, IL. Jules Fayre, u. Uutaure,
| II. BelTyer and st. Odl1on Barrut, haye un-
| Gerlaken to defend the accused parties.
| Lord CLARENDON has just passed through
Furis and proceeded to Vicby On visit 1c
me Emperor. Mr. 5u1tu has also gone ia
pichy but 1t Ia not true, as reported By the
| ..,drl c7.donrr Relt TINT hE hYs gone there ton
| visit to The Emperor" The Southern agent
| LAS simply gone Oh his own hook, though
I cplb1lees Titl an eye Open for DUNG aaJ
mischief which 1n2Y Lie In lls way. But
| Louis Napoleon Is too anxious to get AHa5
| frOlu Mexico to mediate au5 frIsa uxns
| atlantic cnlel Ii6eB,