The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-15

NEW YORK, FRIDAY
resolved 70 send address 10 the requiring
ina following Austro-Prussan motion was pending in
That The Confederation should require Denmark denn
lively 70 suspend the November constitution with re-
gard 70 achlsswig and should at the same time notify
Denmark In case OF REFUSAL that the Confederation Viii
be compAed to obtain pledge for it, just demands by
the military occupation OF schleswg. That the Federal
Diet shall also request the Hillary Committee to submit
proportions for raising forces possibly required for the
occupation Of schleswlg.
The from Liverpool dated on the 1st OF January
saygt confirmed that England has protested against
the federal occupation Of scheswig.
The Danish ministerial crisis has terminated.
| On the arrival OF the Duke Of Augustenburg At
Kei he was declared Duke OF schleswig Holsten, and
showed himself to the people BY request Of ne nnaoi
private capacity In order not aggravate the dcuties
Of The federal commissioners. The Duke intends subse
is confirmed that the tse pon Of Frederckstadt
had been demolished by the Danes
Advces from Lanenburg state that popular oemonstra
tons had place against the resolutions OF the
semolies OF the nobility and the landed proproors IN
asserted that the Austrian and Prussian Ministers
would leave Copenhagen In few days the constitution
Inc ism Of wss ,Sa ss ne sna
eminent would send two ironcased risatos to tho North
| Sea.
The London Herald says:-we are enabled to confirm,
good authority the statement that England has pro-
tested against the occupation Of schleswg We are in
formed that dispatches sent of days ago to the
Courts Austria aud Prussia to the effect that the gov
eminent OF Britain considers the treaty OF 1852
valid and binding upon the signatares that would not
| look quietly at the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Danish
monarchy, and that, the event Of any attempt Of the
would be the duty Of Great Britain 10 afford the latter
moral and material support.
In the Wurtemburg Chamber Of Deputies the Minister
for Foreign Affairs declared that the government
siders itself released from the engagements entered into
by its adhesion TO the London treaty and that looked
DrsUN tAriaK oh
succession He also announced that Wurtemburg, Bava
ria and Saxony we're fully agreed upon the schleswig
The cologne Gazette publishes correspondence between
the Duke OF Augustenburg and the Emperor Napoleon.
The great Powers are bound by the Convention Of Lon
don their assembling could alone solve without din
Guilty the question which interests YOU therefore sin
cerely regret this we'll as many other accounts
that England has declined to attend the Congress which
proposed 1t is pity the Diet has not been consulted re-
spectng the rights duchy which forms part OF the Ger
man Confederation Denmark may also have acted in some
part wrongly towards Germany butt on the one hand,
deplore that the Confederation has thought M to inter
ere Hosen before the question Of succession has been
decided for the intervention which may lead to the most
serious complications, does not decide that question: and
public opinion in France would turn in her favor
b. he
beratoss be submitted to the Powers that signed
the Convention Of London, that the national sentiment
which cnergeticay pronounceS itself in Germany may
receive legitimate satisfaction by common consent
Copenhagen despatch says:-1ho ministerial crisis
President Of the Council and Minister Of Finance, and will
act Professionally as Minister for Foreign Affairs. Tho
War Minister b. de Thestrupp, and the Minister OF JUS
tce, n. Casse remain in Office The King has gone TO
visit the army.
The Danish troops evacuated Rendsburg on the 3lst Of
December and Eve thousand saxops Immediately entered
the town and were enthusiastically received by the in
Austria Prussia were said to be about to move at
the Federal Diet that schleswg and Hostein should
ceive common constitution dynasc union being their
only tie 10 Denmark
THE LATEST NEWS.
RiEL, Jan. 1-Evening
The Duke Of Augnsenbure has under the title Of the
Duke Of schlcswig Holsten, issued proclamation dated
3lst December addressed TO the people OF the
your call ulhl duty in bearing the cares Of this mo-
mentous epoch. The federal execution, which from the
was mot against my
Federal Diet will now acknowledge that the reasons which
determined IT to order the Of the nuchy
by federal commissioners longer exist. expect,
however, that my faithful subjects will respect the
federal administration and they Will svod any conflict
Kossuth's Procla nation I'm Hungary.
EXCITEMENT IN AUSTRIA.
The following Is the text OF the proclamation issued in
the name Of Kossuih which has been referred to in
Geographic despatch. 1t published in the ALBANIA,
Man-a journal established by the Hungarian emgrants
in Ialy-and appears to be considered genuine docu
ny ORDER roUIs KossurH rnE NATIONAL COMMITTEES
INDEPENDENCE TO TIE NATION.
Fidelity to the Nag Of ls4e survives in the heart Of
nation Refusing accept any KIND Of compromise the
or the detested yoke or German domination But as the
external signs Of national life have in recent times
allies abroad have conceived doubts the nmness of
our designs. These doubts have been the greatest
se Of the country removal Of that
obstacle becomes an mpersus necessity before the new
turn o. European events turn Offering prospect full
yoke We must give sligo OF life In order that natu
raj allies may be convinced that against the common
enemy they may surely count the arms OF the Mag
yars We hold ourselves 10 readiness In order that
the ties Of the terrified Austrian may not entange our
nation In the We must prepare to be In state TO
theoretically the favorable opportunity For these
purposes the Governor, Louis Kossuth aboshng every
the formation Of new general committee makes known,
by the present document, 10 the nation that in conse-
qence OF that order the general committee OF independ
ence j. constituted that has for its the realization
OF the declaration OF independence Of 1S49 and that full
OF resolution and ready for all sacrifices has taken in
suctions received to be received. from the chosen
governor Of country. The committee expects, from
the patriotic sentiments OF the nation, that the orders
emanating from II will be promptly executed, that its
instructions will be followed and that It's measures will
be speedily accomplished At the anne time calls upon
enemies, open and concealed OF the flag OF ls49 10
abstain from any plot or intrigue IL they would not incur
general COMMITTEES Of independence declares that il viii
know how ana that is determined to secure obedience
to It's orders and The accomplishment Of the measures
Let every honest patriot prepare himself Tor action Our
poDo a. sds i Pss,S sSc as Doc 1868
The article in the Aiednsd which contains this docu-
men s published under the significant tiile Hungary
awakes The excitement produced by this unexpected
event greater At Vienna than anywhere else Some
persons speak Of pr0caimng the state OF siege, which
would be extended 10 Croatia.
The Presse OF Vienna speaks in the following sombre
terms OF the situation OF Austria-There Ii always
danger especially 10 epoch like ours and 10 state like
Austria The storm threateDs from all directions In
the East Is an Instruction in the West eonquoror
under the mask Of the love Of peace in tho South an
enemy greedy Of annexations In the North nsoent
provoker and Ia the midst OF Germany extraordinary
having achieved ms coostisutonsi trsnssormsscn. aSi
ated by internal dissensions, borne down under tho
weight OF dehcN which IL In course Of aggravation,
disturbed BY the instability Of itS public stocks Ths ID
neither the time the place for ministry 70 be dis
united flo state Of permanent crisis, and remaining in
spite Of that q the head Of afairs
Great Britain.
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