The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04
FHE SCHLEsWIG-HOLsrEIN QUESTION.

til1ttes Suspended.
La France asserts that the first OF Prussia and Aus
sza will be the Duke Of Augustenburg quit
Holste,p.
The Nation states that an Engeh squadron will receive
orders TO go to Heligoland
The Dresden Journal says:-N some Of the federal
had orcseen that the intention OF the
great Powers 10 uphold the London treaty under all cir
eumsiances the promise Of leaving the succession ques
ton open having thus been deception they would have
voted for occupation at the outset The governments
who rejected the AustroPrussian proposal do not
snan war they only wish that the German people
should clearly understand for what purpose is 10 be
cerakep Should the proposal OF Hesse be accepted the
majority OF the Diet would be just much entitled
carry out rs the great German Powers would be unjus
teed IN entering Holsten without the adhesion Of the
A telegram from Breslau, OF January II, says
Plans Tor running special trains to convey the Aus
Nian troops have been arranged.
Prussan and Austrian officers have arrived here 10
per!ntend the operations
Tho transit Of the Austrans through Prussia will begin
On January 20, and last for several days.
The Copenhagen. Dagblade says
The utmatum Austria and Prussia delivered TO the
foreign minister the 16th demands the retracton OF
the constitution Of the 18th November before this day,
and the temporary return TO the status quo existing be-
fore its PRONUNCIATION What will happen il Denmark
complies with this unjustidable demand they do not
state. II, the other hand the utimatum should not
be complied wtp they threaten all the msfortunes at
shcr command, commencing with the withdrawal Of their
ambassadors
IL Is seievident that no idea can be entertained OF
compliance with the ultimatum. What will happen then
depends eventualtios In Europe and Germany We
m Nv observe that IN case Of war the German armies
viii reaue rom ,nreo 10 four weeks to collect the neces
sary strength BY that time the Danish army will be
larger than ever and the fortified works be able to hold
81 check enemy nearly twice rs strong
The Ca Depsche Post states that Austria and Prussia
propose dispense altogether with the action OF the Diet
IN tho Danish question, and 10 occupy Scheswg them
selves great Powers.
The troops destined for schleswig will be forwarded on
sbe goth, divided temporarily into fifty separate trains Of
one thousand men each by way OF Breslau and Berlin.
Prussan troops viii be forwarded on January IL from
Mnden TO HsrouIg BY ,orylwo extra trains Thirty,
travel straight through Hanover TO Harburg, tho
Eibe, and so on TO Holsteln without hatng :.
Prince Frederick Charles, accompanied by his sta III
seave Berlin the GOTH That portion Of tho Third army
corps which has been modified win DO placed
army corps are being called n. The artillery OF the
guards and half OF the artillery Of the Fourth army
corps have revived orders hold themselves rcadI.
march. TIE statement that the Sixth army corps
has been placed on war footing entirely unfonnded
psr or lis ministers that the King Of Hanover sanctioned
che march OF Prussian troops through the kingdom.
From the London Times, jan 81
Our intelligence from Schleswig this morning presents
90 extraordinary aspect OF mmnencc and expectation
Our readers indeed cannot fail 70 be struck by the re'
msrkable way In which, BY the help Of modern invcn
Sons they are carried along every morning with each
snrn Of the dispute and watch the successive changes
yh all the interest and excitement OF spectators In
omer times when any issue OF similar Importance hung
In the balance, had means OF watching all
he turns OF the scales, and had 70 be con-
suits Events moved beyond our sight, and intelligence
OF them came TO us as news OF distant movements
the result OF which might affect MS, but with the actual
and immediate course Of which could hardly interfere
Now by means OF the telegraph, all Europe watches the
s1ccess changes at the very sea OF Our
intelligence this morning places before the public the
yesterday afternoon upon Elder the
OF weather. the latest decisions OF the German Pow
though not we trust the last resolution at Copcnha
sen. Nor Is this change conspicuous only 10 giving
a more exciting and absorbing interest In the
course Of events. 10 has q most remarkable effect
upon the OF events itself Instead OF lie requr
ing Ia former times weeks or even months OF
oaton before the last resolutions OF anagonistc Pow
s could BIO communicated to each other, ne ,ohole pro-
sA is Effected IN fs,U days, and army 20 transported
froa, Vienna 70 The Elder less time than u you'd haze
sakss w years 20 deliver from Berlin %
topen hagen. IL was but last week that Austria and
prussh resolved upon the course they would take The
fret seo OF presenting summons 10 Denmark made
On satur, ay and the first conngcns OF the Austro.
prussan oors have already arrived the OF
zen This rapidly OF movement and insiantaneousness
ri eommun alton bring forces into play which
SHOWN m former mos II gives nations 20 n certain OK.
tsn Tho power OF seeing themselves as others
90 tbam hefore n Ia too late 20 be Influenced by tho
knowledge rhs aspect which every resolution aud
,nvemonl nearq 70 Foreign nations and governments 10
in,modiately ID ,rroreo back 70 tho agents,
Il may he useful 70 rompd cor readeIe y Tie csss