New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
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The most searching investigation has been made by
the lords Of the INTO s a 1c
the Noire OF tho Confederate prvateer Rappahaunock
formerly her Msjestys screw gnn vessel Victor $3.50
horse power attached TO the Chatham Steam Reserve
Squadron.
tha oc;as NJ the dock Yards and the Board OF AdD-
ralty las been conducted end Is s Deing carried on
With the GREG test possihe sccrecy-put during tne last
feu days some important circumstances have become
knoxn with respect to the transaction. Inc resut Oh
the investigation which has taken pace has - en
tirely ezonerate tho officials ut the Cnstna DooA aIa
from having in tho renotest degree been connected with
the eral proceedings, their responslDity ceased
tie moment that the vessel was sold out OF Tue stea
Reserve and the order WAS received ron tne
~ for her to pass into the hhuo vi 'hc P"s'o W "
she was purchased.
From inquiries since instituted twoud seem thht
that tho Victor purchased by aLondon riu tradng
ms would now appear under an assumed NAME ana
that several Of the Government mechanics, not under
the express orders Mt all events with the c0gnIancc OF
certain Of the oficsls Illegally allowed to be EN-
ployed in assisting TO- equip tho vessel ssverai OF inc
gincer department. proceeding from Sheerness dock,
yard % Calais board the Victor when she escaped
IRON the More. The whole OF the hanas VINO we're we're
proved TO have taken any part In the breach Of the
neutrs,i' laws by assisting IN the equipment o. to
Rappehannock. as vel as tie men VINO ProcecGed 70
Calais with that vessel have been dismissed roni SneeI
ness dock yard ostensby for being aDssns from ther
duty without leave bnt In reality for the part they we're
proved 10 have taken In the matter.
1.-THE conduct Of certain OF the dock-yard officials
Who there IL reason believe allowed themselves 10
iseoms implicated In the fitting out Of the Victor after
she had ceased to DO Government vessel Is now under
The consideration Of the Admiralty, and o ramor was
current At Chatham yesterday that Two OF We nnoeI
both OF whom hold responsible offices in Sheerness docs
yard would be called On 70 resign their eppointmenn
TO sTod dismissal from her Msjestys service Win
regard 10 the other vessels attached " the hanen
Steam Reserve such precautions arc directed 20 DO
tax 20 that no npprshenson nesd be entertained OF any
number faing into the hands u peraons who VIII use
thnrn so IN 10 again violate the nentrl atty i-Ws
TIE London Daily kscs contends that the specuauon
IN cotton against which much Las been said bss not
exceeded reasonable limits and shat It's action need n9'
and VIII not stop ttit sba hayeSecnred more desrcoie
results IN the supply.
Tho Federal Erecuton continued 10 make progress In
Uolstsin and the Federal Commissioners had estao-
lshed Themselves Of Altoona ,
A proclamation Of the Federal Commissioners had
premature tie part % the people and sspe
ca,y ngnrs INV net anticipating tho decision OF thc
Federal Diet by pro0aining the Prince OF Angusten
burg. .
The Federal further pronounce against
any arbitrary removal u pnbc frlctionares. and call
upon the people TO strictly obey their proclamation NO
objection the Commissioners say VIII be made 10 e1'
presslonso OF sympathy with the House Of Ansussnburg
popular meeting. held 90 E,nsh0rn On the 21bl was
attended by % 900 persons from oil parts OF country
The meeting unsnmo sy adopted It's following address
20 the Prince Of Augustenhurg:
AS FIR m Schleg wig Eolstei, has been evacuated
BY the Danes the inh>bGnts have sens Deputs;ons 70
this meeting Your Aigbness has been solenriy pro.
claimed by The Schleswg .Hosteiners here assembled
"a the legitimate sovereign and Dute of Schicswig
Holstein Whatever socraces it may cost tho country
will make them"
The attitude Of England and Bnasin appears 10 have
given much oiense n. Copenhagen.
The D.eblada Of tiat city says: .
England and Rusrta, by supporting the demand OF
Prussia or withdrawal Of the common constitution
do not consider the question o. right With nncon.
sconabs brutality both pow ers,ne v;tors OF warsaw
and Sinopc well IA those Of Copenhazen isoI and OF
Rogosn-padeclsre enst they VII abandon denmark 70
her destiny she 10 not yield. If 500 yied tey nope
70 induce Prussia 10 stop st the execution.
THIS execution. however. ise cloak for oonqnest;
The AugusteaburC revolution IN hoisteih was carried
ont be ore tho eyes Of the Execution troop. since
nothing but a complete severance Of Ho.'tein and
schssEIg from Denmark vii sal, sssss GernAny. Dem
mark ires mo other ohosce ous 70 tnnkc ~af
1t 10 asserted tha. England imposes 70 Desnark re
sacrGee OF Hols,sin which wonld be attached 70 tho
Germanic Confederation and Denmark would receive
compensation he Duchy OF ooh!eewig, snch would
be rsed from tho German Dict and naIsso ably olnsd
TO the Danbh monarchy.
Al an extraordinary sitting OF ne Federal Diet q.
Frankfort on he 2sth. the representative OF Ressc
Da.ms,adt moved the immediate occupation Of Eelles
wig TO insure me rights OF the German Conedafnlon
Austria and HrnsziA propose that Deurlsrx shall be
called upon 10 withdraw the ordinances reerrng 70 no
il corporation ~ Sehleswg with Denmark and that the
Dist in Of this not be ny DONE shall leserye 10 It
ssH the rghs Of taxing further measures a. TO the sac
eession question.
These proposals we're rsierrsd 70 the Colni-issee on
.he Danish Question.
AnEngi.h note WAS rad. and referred 70 the Com.
nittee Hasicin Affass. The note officially commu.
nics,es ths Confederation he existence of he treaty
Of May g. 1874 snt adds that III by ovorhssy meas
the Confederate departs from tie course thereby
marked OFT most serious complications may ensue.'
"Fngl,nd IT, however. ready to taks part In confer.
encr Al which representatives Of ths Diet should be
present well ths Powers which signed the treaty.
Primes Frederick Of Augusten burs had formally an
nouncoG 20 he Federal Council and the other European
Government, his accession TO the ,hrone Of Schleswig
Holstcin
TIE LSadon Tim.s says:
"Ihs crisis has now arrived and the only hope Of
peace :, this time lies 10 the moderation Of the chief
German Powers, and II 10 TO be hoped they will succeed
in checking the movement ofthe holsten agitaor, and
keeping the country IN trane uiiy until peaceful sos
tlenient Of these long disputes can take place"
lac London Daily f,xs says.
LII Germany ses tho example OF violating treaties
and beginnir for territory lorressts ports and
hsrbors she does 1T greater risk than any other
country IN Europe Should Prussia attack Denmark.
tho Emperor Of the French would have every CON
seiyabe motive for attacking Germsnynor would lie
go alone into the conflict. war between France and
Germany would have a between Italy and Austria
for its inevitable accompaDimentT
garian Committee cmarated directly from Kossuth
A National Committee has been organized in Hun
gary acting the footing as the score, National
Polish Government
manifesto issued by the National Committee Of
Hungary had been placsrded in all the towns Of Hun
gary and Pennsylvania producing an immense senos'
zion.
G.ribaldi he'd sen. in his resignation as Deputy In
the Italian Parliament.
The Bank OF Turin had reduced its rate " discount
to per cent.
Greet sgitetion eaid 20 be prevalent In yene.!s
and other Southern provinces OF Austria
The Sam2e denies that Italy is making Extraordinary
preparations Tor war and says that she viii not depart
IRON her policy Of moderation
IL stated that all the fcrtrssses the Servan and
Wnschlen frontiers are being hastily placed in state
Of defense by the Turks.
BOMBAY 10y telegraph IRON. Sues. Dec. N-There
has been more fighting the frontier. An is quiet
at Peshawur. Sir William Donnison has been installed
as Viceroy.
Cotton has decidedly improved Mule Tv!s. Is duh.