, 1864-02-03

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faithfully, JOSEF j MAZZINL.
THE DANISH QUESTION.
TIE EElT1En MIN1sTEn- DRESDEN WARNS
TIE sAxoN GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE IN
YAs1oN-REIECTIoN OF THE AusrRo-PRus-
SIAN PROPOSAL BIZ THR FEDERAL DIET
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA TO OCCUPY scHLEs-
WIG NOTWITHSTANDING. a.
1t is stated that Bishop Wronrad, the min
lister President declured to ambassadors ex-
trrordinary of England and Russia, Lord
+. IT odetou6e mud Councillor Ewers, before
their departure from Copenhagen, that the
Danish Government would willingly accept
the English proposal Of 4 conference for the
settlement Of the Schleswig- Ho1stein aues-
tion, although Of tile opinion TINT it would
scarcely lead to any result. But, in any case,
the powers who agrceto tue conference must
take cure that IN tho meantime not single
this, nevertheless, take place, tho Danish
Government aro resolved to enter on tho war
with ill energy, and to prosecute 1t as
lorg aa the resources Of the country would
permit.
On the 18th, in tho Federal Diet, the Aus
tro-Prresinn proposal was lost by eleven to
fire..
, The proposal was as follows: That the
Confederation should require Denmark def
nitely to suspend the November constitution
with regard to echlesyig, and should ut the
same time notify that, IN case Of refusal, tho
Confederation viii be compelled to obtain a
pledge for the 1uldlIinent Of its Just demands
BY the military occupation Of schleswig. !
That the Federal Dict shall also request tho |
military committee to submit proposition
for raising the forces poesihly required for
Tie occupation of scl,leswig to the necessary
After the vote he'd taken pl1cc, Austria and
Prussia declared that they would take tho |
matter In hand themselves. -
Tic British Minister 1t Dresden hRdud-:
dressed warning note to the Saxon Govern
ment against any invasion Of SchlcsWig. The
GoFernment Of saxony complains Of its Of. |
The King Of Denmark had given banquet |
to the RiSsroad, and in response to toast he |
gave solemn promise ever to uphold the |
liberty and independence Of Denmark, and |!
to protect the rights Of the crown.
A Vienna telegram Of the 18th to the Lon
don Times says: "1Ac step yesterday taken |
by Austria and Prussia in the Diet must mast t
be considered pacific one, as final effort on |
the part Of those powers to prevent the ont |
break Of var between the Bund aud Dem /
mark Anstria mud Prussia act as parties to
the London treaty of1S52, and take the whole |
responsibility Of their present policy on them |
selves.
The Times says 1t Is known that already or
dess have been sent to the shipping ports in
the East to ship no produce BY either German
or Danish vessels.
A special telegEam Of the 18th to the 1ioru-
ing Hfrc1, dated Flensburg, says: Peop!c
coming from the south to-day state that cau.
nonading has been heard in the direction Of !
Eeendsburg: Not much importance is at
tachcd to this 1umor, and there is nothing to
confirm the impression that hosti1ities nav
Eayc commenced.