New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

ited the King OF Denmark 10 maintain the connection
OF those islands with Denmark.
TIE Tines Gays the Conference viii meet again on
Saturday but only as matter OF FORM in order that
the protocol OF yesterdays proceedings may be read
psusl nj separ aion As far business 10 concerned
the Conference Is at an end and has ended III IAN
ure On no side has there been dispositon TO accept
the proposals which this country has thought advs
bic 20 make in the interests Of peace Tho proceedings
Of the meeting may soon be told. The members only
met 10 hear from Prussia and Austria their uenn re-
iection Of the proposed arbitration and their accept
ance Of the alternative OF renewed campaign. Ih.Ie
was indeed on their parts offer which, nnder the
orcurnstanccs can only be looked upon as Inocky'
| LONDON. June 70, 1904.
| The Dano-German Conference yesterday ae-
eomplished nothing. The proposition for arbitration
was rejected The Conference Is regarded a. failure
but will meet again the 25th for the completion OIL
It's anposed that hostites will rccommence on the
The pirate semnes publishes account Of the recent
engagement. He says ne had men Killed ana Iea -
wounded and charges that the kearsarge continued
| ering after the Alabama had struck her colors
Tie Times says the Conference Will meet
again on Saturday but only as matter o. iorin w
order that the protocol Of yesterday proceedings may
be read and the members may exchange the conrtese
which are usual at separation AZ Er a. business
concerned, the Conference is ht an eud, ana ~ nae
ended ia failure On side has there been dispos
ton 10 accept the proposals which this country has
thought it advisable to make in the interests OF peace
The proceedings Of the meeting may soon be told
ta their definite rejection OF the proposed ARBITRATOR
and their acceptance Of the alternative OF renewed
campaign There was, indeed, on their part an ohei
which under the circumstances can only DC looked
upon as a mockcry. This WAS that any Power mat
chose might arbtrate the question OF frontier Du'
they would reserve themselves the right of rejecting
| the award.
Tie Daily Neus says the Conference met yes,
terday for what in all business respects may be regarded
as the last time and them after desultory discussion
of two hours separated without anything having beer
agreed to anything done.
The formal business OF yesterdays meeting was 70 re-
eciye the reply OF the belligerent Powers TO The pro
posa made by the English Government Ut the last st
ting To refer the division OF schleswg to arbitration
This proposal was declined by both bellgerents Th'
Germans refused TO submit the question rs To division
Sohleswg the decision of capitalization Ii had beer
Cipaed in quarters that Austria at least NIGH
be disposed 20 accept the English proposal and certainly
il ever Power had 10 do so, Austria has at TIM
minute but her wish In the matter has been oyerrnec
| by her more reckless and headstrong ally.
The Austrian Government s united with the Cabinet
Of Berlin IN refusing every specific proposal including
the last This refusal though soencd in form, was II
substance sufficiently firm and decided. The Danisl
Government also declined to refer the vital question
frontier 10 the proposed arbitration. No other propo
sjtnn Of any Kind was made, and the meeting accord
ingy resulted the final rejection OF the only propose
that was before H. ,
Tie DAILY Ndos adds. This virtually closes th'
abors Of the Conference There IL to be hDal meeuns
on Saturday but this is understood 10 be matter 0
form and there Is nothing further TO be discussed
seems hardly likely that anything Will be done