The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

LONDON, Feb. Q, 1884.
~ War in Denssayh-lvopean Complications In Pros
Dses-Napoleow and Victor Emanuel WatcAim1 Their
QRSovtuwty- ExoEaxd 1seo,s without q Po.ss1M Auy-
Palm0sens Parliamentary Prospxi-kY. O'kans
Sssd % Havs Besn Bought Of, dc.
ne war has It last commenced, and no ono knows
when Or where IL will end The gallant army Of Danes
Aas been SUCCESSFUL in the nrst battle, and the ost
1csds on the egons Of Austria and Prussia win find
costly and difhcult job to take the Dannewerk.
friend, just from Kie, tells mo he hardly knows
ncgs Aicun place 10 take He thinks vcksburg, sur
v1aSded BY Mississippi swamps and defended by Penn.
Hsrten's troops, perfect baby to II.
The great question H. what will be the next mover
though Austria and Prussia may not intend t. any one
- dozen Insignificant military political events may
- all Europe in blsss Louis Napoleon is evidently
Shaping his future action on this probability.
Ssom private source learn that the most active,
eia and intimate relations exist between the courts Of
Paris AMI Turin. Victor Emanuel and Louis Napoleon
are merely watching their opportunity They appear to
y doing nothing while they doing great DEAL They
60 putting their respective armies and navies on the
most complete war footing the obstnacy Of Austria
and Prussia continues, and Denmark is driven into
corner, then Italy and France will say that the
bompacts sundered, and they will simultaneously
como forward in aid Of their friendly ay the King Of
herth, by way Of Marseilles, while French feet In
company with Italian feet Will blockade both Venice
ma Trieste. A. tie same time an Italian army will
In the meantime Kossuth and Gsrbadi are to raise an
e three different quarters while carrying Cd Quixosic
expedition FOR phantom among the marshes Of Jut-
Then British fleet will rendezvous at Copenhagen and
80. and blockade Lubec and the Ebe, cutting on al
semmonicaton between Hamburg and the outer world.
Last, ana most important OF all, powerful French
ernZ Will march on Cologne, Bonn and Coblenz, and
~ Rhine provinces then at the mercy Of French
ThomA 0rou hAfA slwva
lholic while Prussia s Protestant, am told that In
sise q vote By universal suffrage, they would elect to
Gam prevent those provinces from being conquered by
France. And do not how 10 possible for Austria
Seckads BY the assss and armies Of Francs and italy
- 1sre 70 England there = 2 most active war spirit,
$ ossansd without seeing the two great Fcw:rs cranpis
- Denmark the frst two EVENING" debates N Parlia
government the Danish question, though il Is easy
% see tnas there - = strong desire for peace !
s s s S Join .DS sss
Austria and Prussia ssgular drubbng There has been
russell the n.n o.
lsnerous occasions BY bullying ana talking large, and
Louis Napoleon & cordially and universally hated and
ared IN this country but they desire him for an ally In
positively believe Great Britain has such fear OF .
great defeat that would forever destroy the prestige Of
Waterloo that she would not embark 10 war with
mark and swsosn allies, under the most provoking
SamstAncss unless she had ally like France Russia
The growth and strength Of such countries France,
0assa and the United states give the English people the
greatest uneasness and they only disposed 70 look
= the immediate present. without looking into the future
NE day whom their supremacy is gone they mot
~ distant, and they are consequently In state OF
6verish anxiety. their navy ana their artillery are
18th 10 most neutrality-suspicious. and as for their army
know DOC how they could enlist hundred thousand
Hsn without the most exorbitant bounties
Respecting The duration OF the present Cabinet and this
Parliament, u b generally conceded that Palmerston will
ssnain n tl another year me tories are not strong
enough 70 take the rens Of government, particularly in
ne warlike horizon now visible throughout Europe.
Dsrseli very able speech the evening Of the
opsnng Of Parliament but no damaged the government
very ttc. You will conspicuous omission in the
Queens speech-nCs word relating 10 the American
Gar 30 you The Majesty OF England In the face OF
~ Danoh, Prusoian and Coburg alliances don't think
fSs fsimsrstoq and o'Kaus trial is quashed by the
Withdrawal q M suit; but very general opinion Is that
Ne complainant has bought OF. 50 mote Il be.