The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

federal reserve being stationed Eostsn should such
want arse the great Powers would place at the dspo
sailor the Diet sufcens for execution purposes
expected thar this note WI me prevailing
Ceedings Of Austria and Prussia
THE DANISH CRUISERS OFF ENGLAND.
IHambarg tfeb 1b) correspondence Of london Times.
Intense excitement was produced day on Change by
the receipt Of the telegram announcing that the Danish
frgae Nels Jue is now cruising in the channel, with
orders TO take holneward bound German ships many
valuable from China South America, and other
parts are known 10 be at sea- bound 10 this port which
may arrive any day in the chops Of the channel
NAVAL RETALIATION OF THE GERMANS.
Neld Marshal Won Wrangel has laid an embargo on
twenty -four Danish merchant ships In the port u Flens
burg 10 addition TO the seven government transports
e6zed which, with their caTgces consisting principally
OF provisions for the Danish troops and oats for the
valry horses valued hundred thousand dollars
FRENCH OPINION or ENGLANDs Foley IN THE
CONTINENTAL TROUBLES
Iron the Paris Patrie, Feb. 1871
has England 10 this business played q more
ens 40 Of nv honor Of his
and moderate Lord Derby should have gone so far
policy Of the English Cabnet Ia that policy the
yearsY Did NOT England say that she had neither
shilling NJ the service OF lalyS On the other hand,
II che refused TO aesst Italy In fair and open
Quoted by regular government che privately assisted
Poland that she could only offer 10 the Dslrreconsts
ne bsr IT Earl Russell, and the declarations Of her
meetings. and that DO action would follow that food of
writing and OF words? Why should the hopes with which
che inspired Denmark be better founded How could any
at Copenhagen have deluded himself with the be.
lie! that when the moment for action should the
English esoheque would not place in the balance the
one side the promises to be fulfilled, ally to defend
and the national prestige 10 maintain and the other
ne expenses OF ne 'cGr and quantity Of coco 10 remain
GA hand? Wac il not evident that the abandonment Of
Ds0mark would be decided by an immense majority OF
pounds shlngs and pence? Have not Just seen, at
the idea alone that the English Cabinet might hesitate
the Mayor and three thousand OF the principal inhabi-
taps OF Manchester assemble for the purpose of soemny
declaring that the ministry which should burn cartridge
IN aid Of Denmark would deserve to be mpeached9
Thug two results emanate from this war in schleswig
the In possibility for the two great German Powers TO
offer themselves any longer as Of The re-
peace and conserv nm; secondly, the ruin Of ne prestige
81 England on me 5Niaent those are two misfortanes
Tor which the world can easily console itself.
From the Paris Pays, Feb. III
The Cabinet Of -. James is recommending its
menacing ipsDnatons against Austria but this time il
Lord Russell is much more humble than he was but he
wastes lime in resorting to precautions Euepe has
WHAT AUSTRIA THINKS OF ENGLAND.
From the Press Of Vienna Feb. IT.
corardly policy oj the Cabinet Of ST. James in the Aase-
ycdf question: there is nothing more dsoracef and at
The same time more pitiable than that Of LORD Palmer
stcD and Earl Russell in the Dano Germanic conflict.
The War In Mexico.
NAxIhiLiAN's IMPERIAL PROGRAMME AND PROJECTED
The 4rsassss M..,n,sn WIN y tfi l sssi II !ss
= votes egIssed ~ the q the bfdSlrs
The arossore Vii y tsssut a. the Baptism Of III. son
Vienna sy sssosn
taton. When the deputaton receives the Of the
Emperor Of Austria will proclaim the accession Of MAXI
milan.
The Archduke vii! leave Trieste on BOARD the Austrian
rigate Elizabeth, aud win touch at Ceya veccha 10 re-
oeve the blessing Of the Pope.
FRrSoH REroRrs or THE MILITARY AND MINING
PROGRESS OF TIE PRENoR Army.
Ilrom the Paris Moneur, Feb. ID.
Almost all the important towns are now IN the
power Of The allied ermy, General CastaRpy hiss Ell.
tered ZAcaeeas and General Meiia has marched from
San Louis de ctcsi on Ca,orce whch leads 10 the
received mention az probable movement OF the three
divisions Of Generals Meia, Marqrez and Miramon who,
e esast II tie iaciae and occuSyt he ports Or aas orsaa
Jaurez had gone TO Monterey n new Leon ana pre-
s s ne se e M f ns a." F s
has been made FOR resnng the working
them The discllae Of the french army i being intro.
pie recovering that moral courage of which they
have been deprived so long rural national guard Is
being organized the proprielors arm their men and pro-
coed themselves in pursuit Of the gusras, and there h
therefore reason TO hope that that scouge will speedily
disappear from the Mexican SOIL
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE AND
THE CHANCES OF A WAR WITH FRANCE.
From the London Post government organ) Feb. ISL
H. II
IN Mexic, accomplishing reforms which cannot fa to
concae the population when they contrast the system
which IL being introduced with the anarchy Of
uuonary demagogues and the tyranny OF utramontane
rue To establish liberty and order where confusion end
dcspotsm OF the usurper the mob regned before s
desirable as II is difficult; and those least friendly TO the
interference France must admit that very important
step in the right direction bas just been taken. =
The Mexicans see that the French their best
friends and that the system which Il being carried s
adapted 70 their distracted country II appears
60 that order being restored land The
followers uarez have almost entirely ceased from
sstance. esmpeschy has probably been capturcd ere
this. JieyC . f>dr Of The dis'3ing cement rhCh IL
iyns though 10 be fofesen IA ne ddceai Of mf
dinous ffbusids fTm ne Unit.d Scies. The federal
cannot get men for its own defence and that
the spring become an offensive one on the
part OF the south appears to be the opinion
OF General Halece, who recently expressed his
apprehension that il would be "transferred 10
oarYe France and therefore IL the interest Of
the government TO keep at home of harms way any
fbusters who might be inclined for mischief. The diff.
cultes the way Of helping Mexico 70 hcp ITSELF out of
the slough &C despoud inio which succession OF rival
usurpers and anarchists, With organized banditti FOR
armies, had sunk 81 great indeed, aud apparently
insuperRbe the miracle OF perseverance are PRO
verbal and the French who have already done much
more than many thought possible, should be abeas 1t
Athletic restore that unhappy country 10 even an approx
nation 10 prosperity and peace they VIII deserve the
gratitude not only Of the Mexicans but Of tbeworh.
The Atlantic Cable.
CHARTER OF THIS GREAT EASTERN TO LAY IT.
loSpoy Feb. 20. 1864
The steamer Great Eastern has been chartered by
Messrs Glass, Elliot Co 10 lay the Atlantic telegraph
cable III the summer OF 1855. CYRUS W. FIELD.
Italy.
Tie Paris correspondent OF the London Times says
not unlike those aoat preceding the Italian
IN circulation now as then II IS said agents 10
France buying and munitions Of war OF all descrp.
tions on account of the Italian government and naval
ctr mr. hv satn ~