New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Grcat Hrjtusv,

Great Rrita;n.
There Rerc rumors in London 90 fhl .-th
that there were di'sensioRs IN the Cub,s, and that
Esrl Russell bad resigned Ias N9ra,ig Port 81 tbs
iohwing day, under tie head Of Idle Rumors" corr
tndcis The reports. and seys: There Is 40 crisis aud
The Cabinet i. acting in perfect harmony: The Gossip
Of yesterday seems 70 he bused upon Two very simple
facts. Lord Russell has retained from O,borDe, md
Lord Derby has gone thier on visit Ia tho Q.eeIA.
An the re-. is pure nonsense
There was q meeting Of tie Cabinet the roth, at
which m Russell and al the other ngmbels eZeopt
the Duke o. Newcastle o. 10 continues unye.i) w.Ie
Ep.e-crt. Alter the Cabinet Lsd broken 40 Lord Pal
m.Ist0u Ind summonscs Issued or another meeting on
the following dsy-;19tl nit.
The ana aid Norg Gc-cf., abiding 70 the startling
announcements Of The war Preparations going on IN
England, says; Up TO The present moment the prin-
cipl work OF the War Once ha- been 10 work NJ JIG
loldinay estimates for Fntin-'uL with M esptciI
view 10 combine economy with efficiency, while the
Horse GGArds' is in ts usual placid condition"
! Tie Manchester southern Independence Association
hold IA sOiree 90 The 18th utnu under the Presidency
oi Lord Wharnohffe. III wclisrowa Secession adyo.
care. MI james spence was The principal sp'aber, ant
Iducod by Mr.. Miner Ellison "a l. speech sc \ fht9n IA
host - Snpe-y tie sacrifice o. bis popu-
Ilality wish TIE S.cr-ssouist-.
/ Mf Bright bad been In8tiur r-p-e specrhss at Br.
miugttm. At one meeting he i1c.d'piay gave Il -
rs cony lotion thai Austrian .lFchduk' world rot
roign in Mexico. At another hr !oiuted 90. nsinla-
ton of London paper hoi ~ us siceen ON Emigration
he acted rs the ADVERTISING ..e,t NJ the AM fcan Cow
orIment ard said Gle ad eltlsiHg agents g. erigrauon
were those who refused 60 40 Justice TO rho English end
especially to ne Ilsh peopl" He aiso r'orlted his
arguments acau, the ilIcIyeLlon of Enei nd In the
UanO1 aUaau 4 -pGio.
The Pra..ian aid Austrian Eubssssdors ara said 10
have stated - VI. DlOUyu 81" Lhls that Prussia and
Austria go not intend to attack the integrity Of tho
Danish Monarchy. They only desire To obtain pledge
10 comPc. Denmark 10 carry out her Engagements Il
similar declarations ore st'toa 70 have heen made 70
the Cabinet az 81 james. ! telegram from London in
lie official Dresden joarus states that alliance hes
boon a lborularS.
German Power liase 10 grant tho delay Of six wcsks
demanded by Denmark, Sweden will place $1,000
auxiliary troops in TIE field.
Hamburg dispatch OF jan - says: Tield.NlarshJ
Wrsnge left here THIS morning for Bondcshome.
The pas age ~ 10 coo irG-si Guards unor the
meud OF The Crown fInco Of t4ussia through Hamburg
A srcciai telegram from Feu.burg to TIE l9,rirs
Hr7dd dated Jan. - says "Gen. Wrsnecl yesterday
summoned ten. Neia 70 evlcua'e SehlesWig. The
Ivy $50 BE- given ~ noon to-day j. vii gnquestiona-
htsr OF the eros ing d the Elder in day or two
Only 1909 Dtu,s arc a. the hruawer.e. -,
"trsst SET IN LAT night. Ills wcakens the parsb
position. hut Ia no great eyrent. >.
kceli0rUoie1ts are aIriv,ngat Copenhagen ersIy
day.
'rle eds are preparing more vigorously rlsa
Another dispatch says he Danes were eyacua'ng The
KrorweIAo and retiring along the whole line of Ito
Elder.
resolution having fixed tho electoral districts 'ud their
COMM oners for rchleSwig for the new Rigsraad, IL
i 20 be- IL erred hat summons 10 elect VIII soon io'-
low and t'at an tie Greet Powers aieed 10 that
pr. BE measure. lmmcr} enthusiasm prevails AZ tho
news Just received non England
IacLo!ioa Iimc' states apparently on authority that
tcre N 10 Inference al opinion between france, Rus
sia and trqaui, sad 10 urrounccs mat Russia NJ,
oineG the friendly circumstances addressed to AUS
tfia and Prussia. The Emperor Napoleon says, Tie
TINES, ceseDts % al tie representations We have made
IN OF peace. He urhoids the treaty cf 1852. and
thinks that I'll the legitimate requirements of Germany
coua be obtained without any breach of tho solemn
N iOu EmDsror
aly active participation IN tie dispute might place him
in difficult position, and il can hardly be- doubted thss
hostile dCmouStraton of England against the Ger.
man Powers would be much less dangerous in its nG-
ture than u collision between France. aud two FIRST.
class military monaIch'es. We might, II We chose 10
interfere blockade TIC German ports with few ships,
aud send force 10 schosWle, and yet the would
remain entirely local; but If France 10 beeoms
engaged viii Prussia and Austria, it would az 10
question VI 10000 men on tho Rhine, and perhaps.
an ouiDrIsi OF French ambition which would mako
Europe II the assistance II had invoked Ii quis
natural ' that the French Government should desire
TO limit Is action 10 paoihe representations.
ne Tiss ventures to anticipate that there III be
war. The Austrans and Prussans must have % 600
10000 the Elder with all their munitions and
there WI isobsby be no serious attempt tho Danish
line of defense until the month Of February is pretty fr
advanced. By that time also the Danes may be able
10 get their feet into the North Sea- and retaate upon
tie ,'orman ports. They have an army in soblaswig
stated 10 amount 10 81 900 men, They have formidable
works their navy j. efficient and all classes banded
together 10 light the Germans. But The Times relies
more upon the condemnation pronounced by Eneanc.
France ana Russia Oh tie course taken by the Germau
Powers.
The Morhiag Pcst II the a0th Says Ne believe thsa
Tie Governments or Rgssia, France and Sweden have
slsned thor willingness 10 assent TO the proposal
which has been recently put forward by the English
Government Tor the Joint RECOGNITION OF the integrity Of
TIE hn2 Iona OF Denmark The same proposition was
also submitted TO the great German Powers We hear
that ut Berlin its acceptance has been made sCabinot
question. 49,
TIE Ti.., OF the 3Oth says; The state Of affairs IL
simrlv tlis. France aud Prussia. though entirely
a.rceing with the views England has taken, decline
0 Interfere further and leave 10 the country the task II
opposiog IL advisable. tho action OF the German
Powers. Whether this is ease in which our honor
and interest arc 50 much Concerned TO require To
proceed further than mere remonstranccs question
on which opinions arc likely 10 differ. and happily tho