New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
Latest-Vid Queeastor,


LONDON, January A.-Ihe Paris Constitu.
" Tho reception given IN Germany to the proposed
o0H,sftnoe GA tne rh
1.-THE proposed mediation will encounter obIsc-
tons than the Conference"
Eighty clergymen Of Holstelu have resolved upon an
address the Federal Diet Tor the recognition Of Prince
Tho Royal Danish Commission appointed to inquire
into the construction Of iron plates have declared those
OF John Brown Co. OF Sheffield 10 be the best kngsy
Co.'S OF Glasgow to be the second In merit and Carroll
Co.'s Of Sheffield. third.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
R48s, 900.
The Confederate loan advanced per cent yesterday
The Bank Of France has lost during the month.
a, 0Oo, 900 francs In specie.
Al30,00o There was only one bid made-for $50 ooo'
The steamer Sumter offered at the same time, brought
e. zoo.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
LONDON, Friday. Jan. l5.-The Confederate
loan opened yesterday at IS TO 40 and rose TO 6 and so
with transactions a. and closed Of TO &C. showing
rise Of per GER, on the day:
English funds remained without the slightest aftera-
ton. Discount demand active and the applications at
bank yesterday were rather more numerous.
Col Crswley Ia 10 resume command Of the 9th Inns-
tIlen Dragons
THE DANISH QUESTION.
The London Timss says:
ION the Danish side the last resolve has been taken
and should any German regiment advance beyond the
Northern boundary OF the Federal territory Denmark
IL resolved 20 enter war with al her energy IL Is
quite time that the two great German Powers declared
their future with equal precision The secondary
States do more They cannot turn the supposed
occupation q Hostein into invasion OF Denmark
without aid from their powerful supports but o. 10
what the real objects VI Austria and Prussia Ed
rope Ia stu In the dark
SKsSA Jan. Ill IL asserted that Count Rech.
berg has addressed circular TO all the German States
formally requesting the federal Diet strictly observe
the lmits OF It's competency. shonld II exceed these
Austria and Prussia win DO compelled to settle tho
question themselves
the most efphcit any completely whatever with
the plot said ~ have been discovered recently in Paris
RESDsnyso. Jan. u. evening Tho Federal Commits.
como TO treat upon the matter Of Elk Villages the
north Of the Elder claimed BY Holssein but not yet
evacuated By the Danes.
penhasen OF Monday state that there arc great hopes Of
the preservation u peace.
psotsd to arrive here early In February:
An amendment 10 the address to the Emperor was re-
ected IN the Corps Lesnlsui In the coarse OF the do
bate NJ Theirs attached the abuses Of the Admnistra
ton and declared that 1t was his opinion that uniyer.
sal suffrage would prove the safeguard OF the country
VIENNA Jan. N-It 10 denied that any corrcspon.
dence has aten place between the Emperur Of Austria
and the German Princes.
BRUssEIs Jan. 1.-THE Ministry resigned today
CoPKsHAaES, Jan. N.-It Ia stated that Minister
Mourad has declared 10 the English and Russian En-
basssdors that Denmark Will accept OF ths English
proposal for conference on the Hosien Qgesiion bet
that Denmark n fully resolved on war II single Ger
man soldier crosses the Either.
LIVERPOOL Friday night, Jan. "a. 1894 vessel
with over ii tuns Of sunPwder was burnt 10 tho her'
,oy this afternoon. The explosion was terrific. No
lives were Lost, but considerable property was de-
strOyed.
PARis Jan. l5.-On the occasion OF comforting the
Cardinals hat upon Bishop de Bounechasse yesterday
Emperor Napoleon responded 10 the Cardinal In q
speech enuncistlng Liberal principles,
FRAsKFoAr Jan. Is. In the Federal Diet yesterday
the Representative Of SaIony declared tina, tho troops
Of Prussia and Austria could not pass through Iosten
occupy Scheswg without tho consent Of the Federal
Diet
CoPESHAGES. Jan. l5-At the Kings Banquet yes
terday, tho President Of the Lower House proposed
toast 10 the King saying that tbs Danes had determined
upon remaining fee and independent people. and eI
pressing the utmost confidence In the fidelity Of the NJ
my and the people.
The King replied BY solemnly promising ever 10 up
hold the liberty and independence Of Denmark.
DRESDEN Jan. l5.-The British Minister ~ Dresden
addressed q note 10 Baron Beust relative 10 the
movements Of the Federal troops TO which the Baron
replied complaining Of the offensive tone Of the form
erb aud saying that the conduct Of the Federal
troops Is q matter which does not ooncern foreign