The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27
Tha Daniah War.

The Danish War.
In the English House Of Commons the l4th OF July
Mr. Grihths drew attention TO the that the Prus
siaps a. condition OF making peace had demanded thu
payment Of f0 900 and tho surrender Of the Dansh
fleet and asked whether ministers regarded the latter
portion " the demand with indifference.
the government az such monstrcaa Demand though no
understood that negotiations in progfess and that
an arnisce was proposed with view 70 these uego'
The details or tho truce and the proposed Danish con-
oesslons were awaited with considerable interest," but
nothing OF moment had TRANSFERRED.
Vienna telegram says the would be short one,
and would DO concluded on the 18th Of July.
Berlin telegram OF 10Th July aaysIt Ia asserted
that Baron uedencrone arrived here yesterday with
despatch from the Danish Premier The despatch ID
believed TO state that King Chrstion requested suspon
sion OF arms TO negotiate heightened Armstice and
peace ana that hts Majesty had changed his advisers to
arrive at An understanding more easily.
similar despatch hiss been forwarded to Vienna.
lnteirencs has been received from FrederickshAveu
stating that wfe General Falkenstein planting the
Danes attempted Landing a Dsbsck and Fredericksha
They driven or from the nrst place by q
body OF husssrs and ropulsod from the latter by couple
Of guns
rax LATEST NEWS.
MIpDLKpAHxr July Is, 1894.
Colonel Kaufman has returned from the Allies hssdquar
ters It ID said he has been unable to obtain suspension
Vienna telegram or tho 18th, announces that truce
during this the blockade il to DO raised and the basis OF
peace agreed upon.
THE NEW DANISH CABINET,
The names Of the new ministers called TO ofh0s 10 c.
Count Carl Moltks President OF tho Council
Lieutenant General Hansen, War once
N. Tiiisch, Home Minister.
N. hstzen, Minister OF Justice
N. Johanusen, Minister for Schleswig
The Foreign Office will continue under the direction OF
N. Quaade, and NJ Lutkln will retain the portfolio OF
Marine The Minister OF Finance will probably be
way Bishop Engsstot 10 designated the Minister Of
Public WORSHIP.
The New Holy Alliance.
DEFENCE or THE LONDON POST DBsrATcHHs AND
REPETITION or TNF ASSERTION.
oy 90 On me cs
the remarks made the documents lately published
without arriving at the conviction which by degrees
becoming moro firmly established abroad, OF their gen.
unensss. How could the Prussian Minister admit
that he wrote that despatch and yet expect to keep tho
reacef or two evils he CHOSE the least nor will be tho
first time 10 the history OF diplomacy shat statesman
has denied fact TO avert the disaster Of war for such
strength Of these dispatches could not fail at the pre-
sent moment to be most disastrous The London Post Is
perfectly prepared to enter With the Prussisn Minister
upon the contest OF assertion ana denial and will not be-
leve In the establishment OF peace unt the
changes which take place In Germany have received
the sanction and approval OF the Emperor Napoleon
Italy.
TIE RKLATIONS WITH srAIE-M0vEMENr TO SEIZE
THE SPANISH coLLEaB AT BOLOGNA.
In the Italian Senate, during debate on tho budget.
signor Mara!n referred to tue relations with SPAIN and
demanded that the italian Legation d Madrid should De
abolished
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, in reply, said that
Italy having been recornzed by the great Powers did
not seek to be acknowledged by Spain.
Sgnor Maran urged the 20 take possession
OF the Spanish college at Bologna.
The President OF the Council assured the Senate that
the would exercise the right to which ID
entitled.
The Pope aud the Poles.
Several Polish priests who bsyo taken part In tho fevo
luton have succeeded ia passing tho Russian frontier and
In reaching Rome. 1he ugtlves have been kindly re-
ceved by the Pope and allowed 10 take up their abode
the Convent OF the Trinity for pilgrims Upon the fete
Of st Paul these unfortunate eccessstics Of whom
have been condemned to death by the Russian
mont presented TO the Pope, when one Of their
nun ber, the Able Polkowski read m address.
The Pope replied to this address with short speech
Hts Holiness said
The words drtress IN which you have shown 70
great danger OF the Polish nation We must perse
in the same sentiments and pray Cod 70 cause ne
Yon especially priests. should petition
the Almighty give You patience and 10 tne
belief lie WITH tho msforunes which oppress
yon. Have confidence In Him and you will not DO ADAM
doncd.
It is believed that this address end reply will not fail
70 add the irritation OF the Russian government when
they arrive its knowledge. The diplomatic ability
Cardinal Auouel IN considered the only cause
vhv raIetiopa have already broken of