The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

relative 70 Denmark snd Germany, sad-I 80 bound 70
state 20 the House have received today
munica,ion she Prusssao Aab,sssdes with refer
euCe Ddencs which hes been peelshsd 10
II che UsSning uswspapsss. j wiu - soad ~
whole Of Dica,oo hut IN y ee says that since
newspaper has. notwithstanding tne oncSA DENIAL
which has Seen gven pabilsbed despatcnee AscA ara
rabralioss On S<oinsssg b ed and thskDH that some
question might - asked NE IN chs House an ironcsi
his dstv 20 tell mo .oiA all As authority ~ my seas
character (ironcal cbeers at a. far a. ~ soeomnen
eo"crm q. al Ms pvstsadsd corresposds5ses o"as
In The House OF Lords on she same evening, the Mar
qus Of CLAsRcARuE. referring 70 the exraorainary 90
spAtches which recently been published IN tne LON
don Morning Post the denial given by the Prus-
sian government be hoped he should clearly under
Ae4rs that the dsavowal extended not merely TO the
text Of those dispatches but TO The tansactoos nem
selves which those pr0ossed 10 relate, IN
whatever words they might be clothed.
Earl RUSsML understood IN reply 10 the anrma'
Lord srsArgoRD DE- RrDcluTn sad the communication
made by the noble lord the secretary State Tor Foreign
Affairs respecting the cor'espcndence assea 70 s
some doubt not q 10 tho coDtrscdcn 81 The
dence ITSELF but regarding the circumstances 70 which
reerred He therefore wished 70 state that 10 was MS
intention beoro public business was proceeded with 10
70 quesion ec,sd with that correspon
fact that two or three months ego In French
and y full 70 re Same Sords Or nearly
n the same words q that which hNa lately appeared
Earl Rrssra. hoped his noble friend correctly appre-
os ns % and n
Power.
A Candidate for the Throne OF Denn Arb
and the DuehHcss ~ FIJI 1s
From Gahgnanis Messenger. July 81
Duchies and for Denmark. Tho katsonai Gasdts Of
Berlin Prince Frederic Of Hesss delivered to
be had rsaounced bk right o. succession 70 Den
mark except account Of the Treaty Of London, his
Prince Frederic OF Hesse. who born 10 1890 10 the
son Of the Langrave William Of Hesss a,d the Princess
Ing 70 the old Danish law saccsssiou, bad the nrst
riRhls 70 the throne aunt Of the late King Fieds
ric VII 44tfe
The Spanish. Amsracan Qusstaon.
CIRCULAR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN On THE
sEizuRB OF the CHNcnAs AND THB fuAuLT
" PachsOo, Spanish Minister Of Foreign AnAirs, has
just addressed circular, already noticed IN the HERALD
the diplomatic agents OF am, explaining tho senti
ments Of the Cabinet Of Madrid respecting the conflict
with Peru He savs:The spanish government. formally
and sovereign nation; u claims no right II property 10
the hncha Islands Of any other American territory nor
Admiral Pinzop in far they acted from error Of
Judgment and contrary 70 tho intention OF the spanish
Islands 10 the Commssionsr appointed by the Peruvian
government 70 receyS them until she shall have OBJ
tanned the satisfaction 70 which she y entitled The
ruyian government shall declare Itself altogether
with the attacks directed against the
OF Mazarred0 and ready 10 pupisb the parties con-
cerned in them, also that shall consent 70 receive
commissioner charged 20 negotiate for justice in
tho matter OF the murders at TaIambo.
To this circular lie added an abstract OF report
addressed by NJ Mszarredo 10 the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, dated June 81, which gives account OF the
dangers TO which he exposed BY the hostile manfes
al0ns OF certain numbered uegroes ut Panama. The
authorities OF the sthmus renamed passive during the
tumu, the head OF the police If Panama having declared
that he inerfcred all she negro population wouid rise
TO support the assaants, and that the riot would then
assume formidable proportions.
II will be remembered that the Peruvian government
has already declared itself total STRANGER TO thee out
RACES which, moreover, did not take place within 10
territoTys