The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

20 leave Tho barbors o. both countries with
QUE molestston and that doe'ng similar period me
Ills should De regularly conveyed 10 and from ether
country
AnovA Feb 10, 1891
News from tho scat Of sli, very vague Com
reeslaolished appears only that portion Of
the DANISH army, instead OF rereating 70 AseD, has
marched further north pursued oy me allies r.,,n.
II 10 computed that Is 600 Danish soldiers amos. made
good their retreat 70 Asen Island There hard iros.
The Vienna B0tschafer Denmark 6y 10 anterior
conduct armed resistance, has abolished all treaties
The treaty London longer exsls Austria and Pras
sa are masters Of 'ne policy iowaras pennS1s
Tho consfonne considers that the evacuation Of Tho
thai me dicultles now arising viii be dinsrent from
these the The basis OF ueg0tiatson y aous
has been displaced and many complications ana o'"ca
The Pcy, states tina, Denmark yielding 10 The rem9n
:saocss o. saropean commerce 6ss soS New YORK.
and Bremen should not DO molested -. :, Ca.
The rumor Of an arm,s,tce between the Danes Ger
mans, at schieswg, is anfouDded There nas oee' DO
more lighting as yet .
army 10 favor OF vigorous prosecution OF the war.
The proclamation OF Marshal Wrangel declares the ao-
thority Of The King 81 Denmark sospenoeo ocn'es~s
Englands Remembrance 20 Prussia.
10 The house or Commons Lord cecil asked what
eteps government had taken with espsct 70 inc proca
nation Duke Of Augusenbarg 10 sches~ g, under
the protection OF the Prnslau troops ano aso
II was true that the Prussian governments had ntmaed
that the outbreak OF hostes had Put an enc 70 the
treaty OF 1852
sraed With Austria and Prussia Oh the steps taken IN
schleswg and Hosten proclaim under the protection
prussian troops the Duke OF Augustenonrg, such
proceeding beng contrary TO good faith and the admis
eoD they bound under the treaty OF 1852 TO
acknow ledge King OF Denmark as sovereign over all
the domniouf OF the late King
The Prussan government, replied that dsapprevea o.
the proceedings In Scheswg and orders would De sent 10
put stop them but Hosein was occupied by the
troops of the Diet, which had 90 control with re-
speci question the Prussan government bad
made positive declaration that would respect the IN.
3 tegry Of the Danish monarchy The despatch read by
Earl Russell 10 the HOUSE, was not very clear oul us
that whatever contingencies might arse
great Powers should be consulted with respect 10
them. stated 10 Reru that v resistance led 10
war; would put al end TO treaties He replied thai thai
10 provoke war 10 put end TO 1t That was doctrine
which 90 Power having regard 10 lie good faitb would
pretend 10 maintain Since the commencement d hos
ies The Prussian government had informed her Macs
fys government hut II would adhere 10 the treaty OF
1852 ard ec The integrity o. the Danish monarchy
IN the House o. Lords, the 9th instant Lord Ma mes
bury pct questions TO the scheswg Hosten df
Gculty and asserted the Duke OF augustenburg and
bis bound 10 honor 70 adhere TO the treaty OF
1852
Earl Russell contended that II the power OF
Austria and Prussia by act Of war 10 abrogaie the
treaty OF London 10 which SO many Powers were parties
Austria and Prussia mad given no guarantee that that
treaty would be upheld
Earl Derby trusted government would continue TO prese
for such guarantee
Lord Pamerstou In the Commons reply TO Mr.
Dsrae gave similar views TO those uttered BY Earl Rus
sell the upper house the inability OF Austria and
Prussia TO abrogae the treaty 0. 1852
The Rfoting I'm Copenhagen.
Lord Pamerston said that government dispatches con
tcted the report OF revolutionary riots at Copenhaeen
owing TO the Danish retreat Great dissatisfaction had
however, evinced by the people and the police and
military had to put down some ttreet riotins