New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

lnele IL Increased apprehension OF an out
break owing " the military movements in Holsteir
King Christians proclamation to the Danish Army
says: Our motto IL the honor II country. and Il
shah be upheld with peace. or II requisite by force Of
srns No life is too costly for the salvation OF The
athelsnd. From the former struggle the army has
tanned experienced leaders whom the young troops viii
now follow with enthusiasm. Courage, not numbers
above all unhesitang military obedience in all cases
leads to victory Z"
His Majesty concludes by saying that he should soon
gladly visit the different divisions II the troops
His Majesty reviewed large portion Of the army on
the I'd and 70 leave for Fredericksadt on the ith
Advioes from Copenhagen state that 1t Ia generally
believed IN the capital that French and also an I'm.
glish feet viii soon appear In the Danish waters A
Paris telegram questions the truth OF this statement
but gathers some strength from the fact that the Brit
sh Channel feet had been ordered home 10 port In
England
The following telegram. indicate the activity that Is
being displayed by the military
"COPENHAoKs, Jan. About II 900 men OF the re-
serve have been called out by the Ministry Of War"
"KEsDsBuRo. Jan. 4-Itis reported that the Danish
pioneers have left for the Homework with instruc.
ons To blow up the bridges next the s!uce bridge i'm
mediatey on the outbreak OF hostiitcs.
Hanoverian and Austrian pioneers, with small
pontooq train. have arrived here 1t is said thcy Will
be employed in erecting deienses.
CONTRACTS have been made for supplying provisions
10 the Federal troops"
"BERLN. Jan. 5.--The 18th Division has received
orders for immediate concentration in the District Of
II Is believed that this order indicates an intention
on the part o. the Federal troops ~ Immediately occupy
Schleswig
at is stated that the vienna Cabinet has positively
declared 10 Prussia that II would not take any action In
the question OF scheswg should Prussia in the present
state OF things, withdraw from the London protocol"
"EDESsBERG. Jan4.-Large reenfOTc ements are 10 be
sent frem EckemOnde to the Island Of Fehmrrp In
case Of war it Is believed that flank attacks will be made
from that position"
"KIEI, Jan. 5,-The Danes have imposed very heavy
acquisitions upon the south district OF Sche
wig demand being for 200 three horse carts and
another for 100000 pounds OF straw"
The semi.oficil General CorTtspondencs OF Vienna
publishes an artcal cautioning the Minor German
states against acting against Denmark IL Expresses
doubts regarding their power 10 undertake upon
the integrity and Independence OF States belonging 10
the Confederation. oud rays;
The mission Of protecting the Confederation nge,n,
any chances which might result from European compll
cations belongs only TO the great German Powers and
the minor States mistaken IL they think 10 be able
TO carry out attacks against Denmark and her possible
alies their risk"
The Paris Pays thst Prussia and Austria are
in accord in their determination occupy Schlesyp
q security, brit only until The King Of Denmark shali
have satisfied the engagements entered into in 1851
with those two Powers.
The London Times sage the private adyces from Ger.
many contDue uniayOrabe. the excitement increases
and the most steady Of business assert that
they do not how is 10 be avoided 1t Is admit
TED that the sober classes view the whole affair with
regret but that owing 10 the impression Of there being
alternative but revolution. they join In the
cry for the former. The Germans II Is added,
slow people 10 RISE but when they DO It Is very difficult
10 influence Them ana they think they know Lord Rus
sells love for peace too well TO be afraid Of his
THE SUCCESSION QUESTION IN sCHLEswIG-H OL.
STEIN.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-Good authority in this capt
tai states that three different acts of opinions repre-.
scented in the Germanc Diet upon the question Of
sion in the Dnchies One class Of views considers
that the Diet would be perfectly justified in recognizing
the claims of the Duke Of AugUstenburg ard immodi.
atey taking up the cudgels in his behalf To this class
belong Baden, Wurtemburg the Thurngian States, &c.
second-including il is believed both the great Ger.
man Powers the Netherlands and Meckenburg-is Of
opinion that the saccesson question cannot be settled by
the Dict that body not having Jurisdiction IN the mat
ter. The third of opinions believe the Diet compe
tent 10 pass decision but thinks that previous 10 de-
Hyering judgment the various points Of law involved
must be carefully examined and representatives OF the
different claimants heard.
One conclusion to evolve Itself out OF the chaos
with some dlstnctness II il that the minority Of the
Dict Is not IN any in favor OF unconditional pirti
sanshp for the Duke Of AugnsebDurg and that the de
osion OF Tue succession queston-unlcss entirely set
aside according TO the view Of the Great Powers which
Is ey pfobable-yet possesses fair prospect of be-
ing ind lfnitey postponed.
Upon this subject the Ost Deufsohe Post says:
We learn that Prussia and Austria are about 10 In
trOduce new motion at the Diet TO the effect that Den
mark should he summoned 10 give Scheswig and Hol. |
stein common constitution, ana that their union with
Denmark chan henceforth be purely dynastic This
molten seems 10 w az tng FOR granted the decision ef