New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08
Germany.
VpF SCH FsWIG-H LISTEN QUESTION.
REVOLUTIONS on TIE Phi ~ cHANBEn oF DlrU'

the Chamber Of DeIutie5 IT, loan proposed b. the Gov
enrYDt rejected by 2ij against 81 votes. roI-
ton Of TIE Catholic moIbofs, President c:.ocN nd
Count Schwerin voted win lie majority.
| The rcUlut0n proposed b. Hnfen Dchtsoh ri Won
CnIo5dtz and amended by Ecrr Gro'e wa' adopted ny
s91ss6c majority Is re'Giag ,, .. ef'n
81, oafdcins hat Prussia in common with 't,e las
made e ssIiog at he fei' bi.' lat toe 'o rsg7f.
vii fe.t the resolution posed b lie ar Oh - lfh ~
Jonurry a,e affairs 81 -cle Wig o.tsiY into their
own ~ 3 md win ry o.. ,ae occ1f iion Of sc'ws IN
~ oui rig hat BY Ills dec'-riton Pr7-ia sep.at~s
herself nom Germany Ind commits n abuse @. -. p oo -
Stqaicring that tie corr.e Of the Au.ro-Pr ~. Of
e, Cor teIir fiat ths trcaened excc'.ien ay ,ose'oi
he ptrpo.s OF lra''a and Aptra etaeses tie w.s.a'
ned r. ree Of the other Conan state aud -4sy ihspo-
ince.iul war in GsTms1y,-
policy fv al lss u mean. IN SIS power"
us, a,n,iIent OF Hem Grote + incorporated in lie
tiiiu plrsgrapa OF the above resolution.
/ llEsoLUrI0N OF THE LOWER EorsE OF TIIt .UslIAH
BKKHs2AiH
VmsEA Friday, Jan. 22.-The first section
of tho Finance Committee Of Tie Lower House o. me
Recbsralh hos propo ed that the credit ~ io"ocvo
dor MS demanded BY the Government should not DO
graItcG nut thai The House should only vote The aus
IiaD proportion. amounting 10 jJA0c0 forms Of the
military expenses for the occupation c Hoist IN 'o'ad
TnF SAXON cHANBEa or DEPUTTs
parsD,S Thursday Jan. 2i.--Ihe Committee OF tie
Cbamber u Deputies on he >ches g hos.ein ques-
toa has made mesh proportions TO th ss.t shai ne
Government OF Saxony shtd eneI geiicay defend INC
d gty and authority OF tLs FEDERAL Diet against All
mcges undertaken ia opposition TO NE resort ohs ot
the body. aud slOaG iAtcTi al The Ie' of .ho Pui
posr OF obtaining The recon- ion c Duke freierc OF
Asruhicu5arg IN case however il should not be pee
shi to Lin an immo' ite vote 81 the Dict Tho
cosson question the Saxon Government should demsnd
the amI,son II a repre- Sentative ~ c Duke If Augns-
tsrburc so the Del. and H. common VIII oi..s loyal
States ~ the Confederation e. sc 2i nnmedherctnse
of he irGcro troops la ioHtcln Finally mat >clhs-
wiz should Be occupied ~ Iya Federal Goops. Ib'oe
propositions wiz be di cc>seG oy the Chamber 10
morrow 3D.. ri,
hfs toay Unanimously adopted tile propos Ion 81 no
Committee On ia. A.S.rs Of setieswis. Hci-i~in
! raIon ,ou icust. the Minister ior fOIesa hhnfs
made concilatory speech stating, lowey.r if9t ne
se xon Government Lad !etcrnined firmly ~ hain ,"
the legged ground which IL ne. 'aken np GA ne esnon.
He eXp,c sod hope that tbs course "ouia BnJ ts'e
succe> lui result
tNciIEAnyT AGAINST AUSTRIA AND rEt -sIA.
.Sro.s I'ae London 3efezS~p..
Like swallows rying before me storm, We nonee"
humber I'll offcinl and seirical papers supoGnoine
coalition ~ the minor state, md the armament Of the
noe..s,r, troops 10 maintain Legitimacy IN Inc
dueacs' The Dsia,sr Ga.sf, demanis it, The Ear,~-
Blg Correspondent states. as iat accompii what the
other Las been instructed 10 prepare The lal.D icr ~
The Ear Zs.tung paper in the confidence OF the la.
yariau Government passes verdict u! DIES neuon on
,bc .rty liuQ, unless their armies moved once
and AN ALLIANCE eorciudcd with tie Prlssan people, in
onpositiou 10 the PrIsnm Government. And 50 olh
al iafaaien Icgother with these written phfppes,
aud 1aAitdh'tt ~ Recommendations
commenced in the south. II Ersngen AM AuSburg
housards have gathered together 20 draw ny petition
e. the King OF Bd,arie, redretins HIN to strike pcw
and TO strike Ut once. NJ NetI!ngen III W utt"nberg
meet NJ of persons itun every part voted similar
address Ia their soyeIcigu-en address connyned by
resolution II the Stuitslrdt Parl.lnebt and the
TGbipecn University tor tho rest, You may be sure
thai Ii matters pushed 20 extremes not man will
be moved by the minor pOicnta.cs ithoat .ommon
pstmen being simultaneously instituted ior theT Va
lions States -.
A,tfstirp nrrn they viii thus endcaver % ay he fouD
da,ions OF a kind OF unity, which viii protect their
interests gganst those o. the TWO larger dynastes OK
all motives this has been the most eogent ircm the very
outset The national movement and tho desire ~ unity
becoming poNerl lor t1en, they are simply avail
ing themselves of al occasion 10 mold tie inevitable
into "A shape conornable 10 their tastes. don't know
whether is At thc inst CATION cr not that Tho perua-
nent committee of The late Parliamentary Assembly are
going 10 call meeting % Deputies Tor the begin
ming OF February.
front l. not without IL peculiar difficulties Two days
ago /. Was said at Nuremberg that the Kaiser had
chance Of obtaining the King Of BavaIias PERMISSION
10 send his men by way II fran,ona and Salony Ihe
town councl immediately assembled to protest against
the presence in the Kingdom Of what they were pease
~ call foreign aud inmical force the land-holders VI
the town and neghborhood declaring at the mo
that nothing in the world would induce them TO otter
cnp of cold water to the military ra,eicrs Un-
der these circumstances. the idea II 1t ever enter
tanned, had TO be renowned by the King, Prussan
battalion in its march through Dlt VI bessan ferii-
tory experienced similar fate.
No sooner were the helmets in sight then q locl
officer attended by single policeman and by all the
bows OF henndorf placed himself at the border ditch,
and ind enany warned them oft. IL was in vain tie
Commander oi 40 men pleaded Federal errald; Il
was In Va n he begged the minor Cerberus make
fuss about insignia, ant affair. when he knew 10
might save the Troops days march in this excessive
cold BY giving the necessary permit. Hesse Electoral
stood 10 her colors, and refused 10 come 10 terms. Al
length the opposing parties elected compromise and
reed that lie soldiers should pass through minus their
arms. the latter being loaded on wagons and escorted
by the identical policeman, followed by all the boys.
And thus IL was that the gallant Prussians continued
their march towsrd Holsteiu and glory
~ MOVEMENTS OF THE FEDERAL DIET
: FRAME ONT o.. THE MAIN. Jan. 2-In to-days st,
ting the Federal Diet Austria and Prussia announe
the march Of their troops through Hostein towGI
Schleswig The Federal Diet was Unanimously
opinou that the position Of the Federal CommSsI4hs
in Uo,tcip az well as Gen. Hakes commsnu =. tna
saxon and Hanoy erian troops, are In no va! So. va
thereby. The necessary Instructions " sS srd =,
been given by the Diet TO the Commlssy; $500 "
Gen, Hakc. The Austrian and rras' a. Tissss,
OF the first reserve Of the fedefu LSy h.rn srsn.
under the command Of Ger. Hake na.s s III manS
et Nv ,ta;r connective Governments 70 the AustrC-
Prussan army OF occupation for ocnss.Ig.
FRANKFORT Thursday. Jan .N -ihe sport VI nen
= I p@,,dtsn upcn the succession question In
Schcs wig Holstein 10 not yst fey' pu' vi" w eem'
P'e'ea IA NV TIE AruTpDEoF FRANCE. ...
Dana Friday. Jan. 22-The Pasrte asserts that the
,aments OF TIC Aorsisx Pes relative 10 rcpreeents-
s"ns made by France at Vienna and Berlin are iReor
% and says, 1.-THE object Of this Journal to deceive
reSs nv I'm regard 10 tho intentions Of tho French
which. having already stated that the
.a - aton alities II concerned In the Uano00DAn