The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-29

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TBE SCHLESWIG- H0LSrEIN QUESTION.
the London qis. says there are somo sseea.asins ~
question For both parties the fret stage OF tho move
nent ID sccorDp eheds and noisber " In position 70
The acsssl result il pause IN the action Denmark
shas already conceded every point raised "a 70
bsnmsss IA seSss~ 3, sSsa We Sssss 30 Enslisn
government would be disposed invite che operation
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haeoee. The interference woald Then become almost
Sa -
NfDnot abandon No hopes or ts efforts 70 maintain
The German papers publish Earl Russeps despatch 70
the Federal Diet Of December 81 He demands, In the In
terests Of peace firstly that conference Of the Powers
representative OF tho German Confederation shall meet
IN Paris or London to settle the difference between Ger
De maintained until The conference shall have finished lie
labors.
German States explaining her position IN reference 10 the
proposal Of England for assembling conference on the
Scheswg Hostein question.
that the London Con- Of 1862 had only created an
important work which has been condemned by events
n
TONS Such conference sake ls starting point
INC state Of things now existing 10 Hosssn and must
cuss questions which might already have been resolved
BY events France would also wish the Diet 10 be repre-.
ss e. out sa0w me
reference OF the foreign Powers who signed the protocol
Of London In the quarrel with Denmark has changed lis
The special OF the London Times u Rie
writing on the 9th nst says that there was no prba
bihty Of immediate action Of any kind. The political
question: according 70 German fashion, has no sooner
been started than il has como to stand still.
ser FOR foresa Affairs had addressed note 70 the Aus
TRAN Cabinet, indirectly admitting that Denmark had not
fulfilled hsr engagements and requesting that tho neso
tinued from the point at which they ceased 10 1882
Austria declined this Offer
officers and others nhabiting the Castle Of Gotorp had
been ordered to evacuale IL within twenty hours and
lhither IL was said that the King and Queen Of Zen.
mark might possibly take up their residence 10 the castle
schleswg should DO speedily taken INTO
Tho London Times the 10Th instant says tina. on the
Canish side the last resolve has been taken and should
boundary OF the federal territory Denmark resolved
20 enter on war With al energy u quite time the
with equal precision. The secondary States can do no
more They cannot the supposed occupation OF HoI.
stein into an invasion Of Denmark without aid from their
powerful supports but that real objects OF
Austria and Prussia Europe is still 10 the dark
10 yesserdays sitting Of the Federal bet the ressrya
lion nade by some OF the STAT relating 10 the nronos,
Of he Is Se
wig was intended TO be carried out by Austria and Prussia
In the quality Of great European Powers only and not in
execution Of decision OF the Federal Diet Saxony de-
clared that the troops OF Prussia and Austria could not
pass through Holesen 70 occupy scheswg without hay
CoPENnAeKr, JON. is, 1894
rn os sssS IL ss
10 the King, said tho Danes have determined upon
manning free and independent people. Tho army viii
willingly endure the hardships OF campaign, because
King and dear fellow counrymea The people are CON-
% e x: S ss be
ioy o. the roya! family on the acccuchmcnt Of tho
promised ever to uphold tho liberty and independence q
cenmark, and 70 protect the rights Of The Crown.
% ss ~ q Ne Ss a IA
any German regimen; advance beyond the nor.he, 7,
war With ali au tim" he two
great German Powers declared their future with
equal precision The secondary States can do no more
into an invasion OF renmark without aid from their
powerful supports but as 70 what arc the real objects Of
be fortunate for Europe they boldly throw or the pre-
OF obeyins orders, to which they evidently
serve for themselves the fullest discretion.
Sweden.
SrocwuolN, Jan. IS, 1894.
the statement that the Swedish government will con-
binary credit Is confirmed HopoDs on the LIST February
Great Britain.
Cabinet Council held In London on the 18th inst
and Lord Pamerston again an absentee account
stated mat The Princess Of Wales inrau, is seven
months child but that = neycrsheess perfect In all is
Inc Lordon 1fma concraluates the country upon i.s
and says Il Is almost certain that az neither place viii
there DO any war.
LfynRrooL, Jan. Is, 1894
10 the police court 70 day Mr. Hghas committed
for trial for alleged infringement OF tho Foreign Enlist
Or a crew for the Confederate steamer Georgia.
Franco.
In tho Corps IegisIa tho general debate upon the ad
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Times says-n
reported that numerous arrests have beea made
Of Hundreds being connected with tho Conspiracy
headed BY Greco engaged In recruiting tor tho eyped
ton which Garbaldi Is said 10 DO contemplating.
the London papers OF the 18th contain letter
from Mazzin deny 10 tho explicit manner eoy
completely whatever with the plot said TO have been ro
ncspaiches from Paris Of the 14th Of January say
The conditions Of the new loan were published this morn
Ing Tho pubic subscription will remain open from the
18th 10 the 25th Of January. Tho issue price will DO
90 90 Tho interest win DO rcckoncd from The let Of jan
eot 10 deiucton tenth OF the amount taken " 10 DO
paid tho time Of tho subscription and the remainder
OF four per cent will DO allowed oil instruments paid
advance The debate on the address In the French Leg
isativo body continues 10 present many features OF
growing Independence not only tho opposition side
but Ia tho ranks OF The majority.
Tho Pab this evening speaks OF Danish project
submit the Dano Germanic conflict 70 tho mediation OF
the Emperor Napoleon.
In the Corps feaslat bill was presented reference
10 sugar.
Tho debate tho late elections and Official candidates
was then resumed.
Anseis spoke against and NJ faront Muir In favor OF
these candidates. N. Jules ravre made speech which
caused great excitement. NJ Rauland, the Minister In
reply dwet tho dsloyaty Of the preceding speaker
This expression received with loud dissatisfaction
and was subsequently withdrawn By Raulsnd at tho
request u tho Duke do Morny.
Tho debate win b continued TO morrow.
LEGISLATIVE DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS,
PARm Jan. IL. 1854