The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-25
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the Etna and United King
dom at New York.
Significant Legislative Warn
ing to Napoleon.
The Mexican Expedition Of
fioially Condemned.
THE ScHLESWIG-MOLSTEM QUESTION.
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Denmark I'm Active Prepare.
ton for War.
4 General War Likely to BnSue from the
Complications in Germany.
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Denmark I'm Active Prepare.
ton for War.

Tho steamship Etna, Captain nc0u4an, which left
Liverpool Of three r. NJ the 9Th and Queenstown
the 7h Of January arrived AZ this port early yesterday
morning.
The steamship United Kingdom, Captain Burns; from
Glasgow the 9th Of December and Portland, Me-, Janu
~ n, arrived At this port yesterday evening.
The news by the Etna 10 Two days later than the ad
vices by the Columbia.
The Canada reached Liverpool at the 5th inst,
and the City Cork arrived Queenstown u O'Clock
the evening Of the same day.
The London paper makers circular Of the 5th Of Janu
airy SAYS
The imports Of foreign paper have last month shown
the aucuatina character that has been observable In
most probably diminished in their aggregate This would
appear arise from the fact that the importat0ns
Speculative coussunontsSas tho CONTINENTAL makers
have at length shown signs OF firing In sending paper
fetch.
The Archduke Macmillan and the Archduchess Char.
ote the FIRST among the foreign princes 70 send BY
telegraph the morning Of New YEARS. Day, their
CALCULATIONS to the Emperor and Empress Of the French
The latest American advices excited bus little aten
ton and attracted but slight comment from the press Of
England.
letter from Rio Janiero dated On the ssh Of Decem.
Der, says
An American vessel, captured BY the Alabama. who
munitions, anchored . few days ago near Santa Casbs
rine, but obliged the authorities 70 esye before
she could obtain suppliaV
The weather in England, and also on the Continent,
very cold, and navigation many Of the Northern
Continental ports had been stopped by the intense
The King Of the Belgians expected on visit 70
Queen Victoria.
despatch from London, dated the 7th Of January,
says:-The Of Keenan, and King postponed TO tho
next Lewes Quarter Sessions
Sir William Hall, late Admiral Of the English neet u
dead.
Important from France.
In the Corps Legsa the 9th instant, several mem.
bers brought forward amendments the address,
pressing greaer sympathy with Poland, and opinion
that expedsat 70 recognize the Poles a. bsgerents
The Paris Bourse on the 9th instant was dun, out
pretty steady Rentes closed 1t 66f. 7tc.
The report Of the COMMITTEES upon the Supplementary
Credits, requested BY the government has been pub
lished.
IL concludes 40 folows:-Our mission is toward the
executive power with aectonate respect and 70 hold IL
back upon the brink Of dangerous ENHANCEMENT. The
best devotion that which knows how speak sautary
truths in time OF need-Ws unanimous adusing
that an end should be put to ne Mexican ezpsdso~-far
be ii from say at any prce-but the interest and
honor OF France will permit The expression OF this wish
certainly responds TO the general sentiment OF the
try, and think the government OF the Emperor will
receive IL with favor.
The committee unanimously propose the adoption OF
the bill
The London Times OF the 7th OF January suspicious OF
the ultra pacific OF the Emperor the French and
Is Of opinion that such line Of conduct 10 at this time
much than any other favorable TO the schemes Of
French ambition At this particular juncture OF anairs
the Emperor and the Chambers Of France connne
themselves 70 preaching the merits OF peace s by no
France were to employ her whole influence In her en-
70 check those suicidal passions which urging
Germany into war which must before long sweep into
continent.
The schlesvvig -HoisteIn QuestSon.
There increased apprehension Of outbreak, owing
70 the military movements 10 Hostein.
King Christians proclamation TO the Danish army
says-"Our motto 10 the honor OF country, ana u
shall be upheld with peace requisite, by force Of
No life Is too costly for the salvation Of the father
land From the former struggle the army has retained
experienced leaders, whom the young troops win now
ALL uuhestating military obedience In oil cases-leads TO
victory
gladly visit the different divisions OF the troops.
HIS Majesty reviewed large portion OF the army on
the Sd Instant and TO leave for Frederckstadt the
4th.
Advices from Copenhagen state that is generally be-
lieved the capital that French and also English
Paris telegram questions the truth OF this statement
but Il gathers strength from the fact that the
British Channel fleet had been ordered home
In England
being displayed BY the misAf9y or-,u.er, ian ,sc.
About IA 900 men OF the reserve have been called out
BY tho Ministry Of War.
reported that the Danish pioneers have lert for
Kroueuwork, with instructions 20 blow up the bridges
next the suice bridge Immediately the outbreak Of
hostiities
HanoveriAn and Austrian pioneers, with a small pom
toon train, have arrived here 10 SAID they will be
ploved in erecting defences.
Contracts have been made for supplying provisions TO
the FEDERAL troops.
BERLIN, Jan. 8, 1904
The Thirteenth division has received orders for fnme-
dte concentration In the district OF Priegnz Is be-
Ayed mat this order indicates intention the part
on the federal troops 70 Immediately occupy Schleswig
II IA stated that the Vienna Cabinet has positively do
cared Prussia that would not take any acion the
auesp Schlcswig should Prussia In the present state
OF thnss withdraw from the London protocol.
EDKNsBuRG, Jan. 4, 1884.
Largo reinforcements 10 be from Eckenwride
70 the Island OF Tchmorn. In OF IL Va believe
that blank attacks will bc made from that POSITION
KIN, Jan. 8, 1894
The Danes have imposed very heavy requstions upon
the southeastern districts OF Scneswig, demand
being for hundred threehorse carts and another for
hres million pounds Of straw.
The semLofcial General Correspondent or Vienna pub
fishes article cautioning the minor German States
against ing againet Denmark II expresses doubts