The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30
DANISH QUESTION.


Danish officers, prisoners OF war; are to be immediately
exchanged. The Kreuts Zetana Of Berlin, however. I'm
PROVISIONAL detained by way OF reprsa for the detention
OF some politically prisoners kept at Corenhapen.
Spense's Gazette announces that tue KING OF Prussia
has ordered the erection Of q column to commemorate
the campaign 0! schlesw;g II will be formed OF the
and muskets taken fem the Dance winch Will be
The King Of Prussia was to leave GaeeiH for sehl
the 18th August and then proceed 70 Vienna, to BE-
at the review. His Majesty would DO Scon panied
by Herr Bsmark.
A telegram from Copenhagen OF August 10 says:Thc
Prussans have prohibited the export Ju.Iand Of
horses pigs bacon rye and oats during the arms
tice
confirms the statement made lately to the ect that Sax
ony intends TO lay the following proposals before the
German Dctviz: That ga explanation be demanded Of
Austria aud Prussia reference TO thcse Powers having
permitted King OF entaark TO cedc rights TO them
10 which be him himself bad no title. TIC same journa
regards This proposal as an insult TO ths vctors.
The notifications OF tho Kolveren treaties we're OK
changed at Berlin August 18th, between Prussia aud
those German states which have already agreed 10 the
renewal OF these treaties.
division OF tho Prussian iotia, under command or
Captain yachmsnn, s making trial trip in the Schles
wig Of the Baltic 1t will touch AZ Eckenord and
Flensbnrs.
Bnron Konnetz left for Dresden yesterday. lie is ex
posted to re.un in about forth isbt
Progress and Prospects OF Franco Under
the EOnapnrtes.
from the London Times, August I'LL
= Tho anniversary of an empire must Of course
be political II must undergo constant comoarlso !,
generations and centuries from their grave. It
must compel continual reckoning Of gains aud losses,
promises and performances the substitute and the hing
laid aside u privae life we MOST Of us come 10 timc 10
dread the Anniversary or happy natytes. oyous wed
dings and such white or golden days Ine.3 are iaIn
lies that cor dent in thor deserts or trusting 70 thoI
fortune, assemble year round the family tree AID
Tor the small acaessons which src buis germs
something yet TO be- and will feel more and more their
sntsauts nd rrepare BIO ossestbe worry giants OF tho
fall
this In tae annual rc view anc aock taking OF an empires
but IN anniversary II 10 90 anytnns ana 70 ansm e.
stock OF benefits received or expected as the last
or former anniversary AS aeon 80 tho frenchman
begins TO feel himself worse man for the new regime or
fancy that France itself does not NE up 70 the entire
outline the full brianey OF any former epoch In COM
parison he sS feel has loyalty logging and be ooce moro
set adrt on that sea OF en,erprso DANGEROUS
the Gallo temperament. IN England such process s
Impossible and out Of tire order orr very reure but u
Is far otherwise across that channel How stands
sle therc7 'sTns Is Frapce,h ssys th3 Trench c
zen, .the France that We have made, she empire we
dynasty IN which we still hope iad condde II Is the
work Of our own bands and we are justly Proud o. H.
Has not the Emperor done this and that aud are there
rot new fields Of glory OPEN which the great Napoleon
line will be found wsuiin-to Such u the empire
the French ubded bu; the ohsr Cay and certainly Tie
successful trsisioa of ths age has far Four or five
ago might have sald IA wo read President
message, that there something In theSearln more
The French empire s almost alone 10 the earth As
new institution of tic nineteenth century ccnn,ng u,
sSlsdsr Of tie ancient But. whether we wished II or not
this recurring anniversary compels ~ TO note the
progress OF this new and por.entous growth OF time,
What is the empire doing for Fsance2 What for Europe
what for tho worldf To the questions we ask every
freedman viii ask Thousand Others and IT, on favor
able reply, the Emperor hopes for new sanction aud
lease OF power he must take bis chance Of reply
that may MOI s so farorabte.
The King or Spain and Napoleon.
VICTOR EMMANUEL IN ! DIFFICULTY WITH BORN.
fraris august lb corresr 1ndence OF London Times
or the diplomatic corps Invited to meet the King on
Spain Al Versailles there viii DO at least oae ncribe ao
sent and that member is the representative OF King VIC
Tor Emanuel NJ. Ngra purposes setting ou' THIS dly
for switzerland 10 meet Prince Humbert, VINO arrives
there about the same time. This, however, 10 out
preext !. ... !.
the King OF Italy ~ be presented 70 tho consor Of the
onseu spap who persists In refusing !. recognize MS
roya msstcr. There is, indeed. charge dadsires ~
Madrid but he " received IA representing tno kng OF
srdrs and the King Of Itay and 10 the same court
ia stu accredited tho Ambassador OF Francis IL, ig or
the Two Sicilics notwithstanding the absorption OF Ma
pies ana Sicily In tho Italian Kingdom Nigra viii not
return Paris until Don Francisco DO Asss goes bac to
spain, and II is very doubtful whether Prince Humbert
will be present ut the christening OF hs nephew the IN
iaDt son Of Prince Napoleon 80.
The King OF Spain arrived Of st. Cloud last night. Tn
rnrperor awaited bir Majesty nj the entrance OF the
psrk. A grand reception afterwards tooS place
A Vessel Run Down by the sacramento.
PLYNourn, August 10, 1854.
The United states slocp Of Sacramento ten Canain
Henry Walker, which left Falmouth this (TuesdAy) morn.
ing cruise pu, into Plymouth Sound In tho evening
She had IN contact, al bali past four with
the Norwegian brig Ceres, With salt rcm Cadz Tor the
Baltic The orig sunk Immediately, and her Grew was
saved by boats from the sloop. 10 quarter OF al hour
tns brig ross again ard she floating about 10 the
Cnanus The collision occurred about uiLe miles w
or Plymouth.
Commercial Inseill9cnce.