The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-08 00:00:00

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DENMARK AND G ERICA NY.— Military o
appear to be quite suspended in Schleswig. cTslirsi.
ts.
patches which come from that quarter do not speak of
any warlike movements near DuppeL. A thaw has
again set in, but the operations remain interrupted.
" All the accounts received from Denmark," says the
Preece, "agree in stating that the redstanoe of the
Danes may he prolonged for several months, without
the home or foreign affairs of the sieuntry suffering In
any material degree. Up to the moment of the war
the foreign commerce of Denmark consisted principally
in the export of horses and corn. The occupation by
the A intro-Prussians of Schlemig-Holstein, where
moat of the horses were toed. has for the present in-
jured that trade, but it was the least important. As
to that in corn, which is the most considerable element
of Danish commerce, it is as free during the war a, it
was before. The Austrian navy being compelled to
protect the coasts of the Adriatic, cannot come either
into the North Sea or the Baltic to impede the move-
ment of the Danish mercantile marine, and as to the
Prussian navy it is absolutely powerless to draggle
against the naval force. of Denmark." The Colorer
Grwrite affirms that the Danes have concentrated about
30.000 men in the entrenchmenta of Duppel end of
Alsen. By means of their steamers they may convey
in leas than twenty-font hours from 15,000 to 20.000
troops from Alien to Fredericia. The Swedish
Government has granted permission to the officers of
the Swedish army to take service with the Danes
during the war. The political news is more animated,
and there is • variety of rumours flying about. It Is
dated that a Ministerial crisis exists at Copenhagen,
the Minister for Foreign Affairs haring resigned, bang
disposed to concoosione, in which he was opposed by his
colleague.. It is also said that the remoustranes for-
warded from the Tuileries to Berlin against making km
free with Jutland is couched in terms far less forsible
than the corresponding note issued frosn Downing.
stLe ;enttlie h. studiedpd.ro reserve
amuch it...wir
and /auded tone ef that
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from the conviction that the Emperor Napoleon fully
MOW. what be Intimates. The pretensions of Austria
and Prussia in Holstein were disenmed in the Federal
Diet on Thursday. The two great German Powers bad
proposed that the command or the Holstein army should
be transferred to Prussia, and that the two new siva
commissioners should be appointed by them. As might
be expected, however. Austria and Prussia were out-
numbered, and a counter proposition made by Bavaria
wag referred to a committee. Perhaps, the eonessit el
the Diet to the propositions which they have just re-
jecled msy not be absolutely necessary. As in the case
of Schleswig. Austria and Prussia may announce that
" they will take the matter into their own Undo"—
after which we may expect the great Teutonic confla-
gration which is now smouldering.
ROME—The Roman correspondent of the Aromas.
Pad states that • very improbable rumour is curer*
among the foreigner. now visiting Rome, to the aikeh
that Kau. groat political cataclysm is to happen this
month. It is added that some foreign families have
resolved anonymous warning letters from mysteriously
secret friend., enjoining them not to stay there beyond
the 191.11 of March, which, being Bt. Joseph's Day, le
of course honoured by the Republicans as the monied*
festival of Guiseppe Garibaldi. The correspondent,
however, though assured that snob letters can be shown
by 'overall recipients, has not met among his own
friends and acquaintances with any instance of ..cas an
alarming style of correspondence, nor does bettutioiPlAs
in the misgiving which these letters, if rein,
exist, hava produced. The National Committee is
opposed to any imprudent outbreak.

The " Morning Post," Sept 29, speaking of Bensee'd
Watches in the Exhibition, says :—"The rollewthat 01
watches shown by Mr. Benson is a large, and at the
um. time in interesting one, and eaesiderable Mt...
Lion has been paid by the exhibitor to the decoration at
the case. Many of them are extremely e=
us the deem and wen the results of pUes
by Mr. Beeson to the papas of the South Esis-
.lottoo School. of Design." Chroacieneter, duplex,
lever, borixontat repeaters, centre seecieds, keyless,
split aeconils, and every description of watah,
from the plainest to the highest quality of which
the art is at present Nitwits and a
to all climates. Beneon's Illusirated Pa's=
on watches (free, by poor., for two deist* con.
tains a short history of watch-Taking, with &scrip-
• iwwi pekes, front 3to 200 guinea, each. It este as
• guide in the purchase of a watch, and enables thole
who lire in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the Celestes,
India, Of any part of the world, to melee a watch, sad
have it sent free and safe by poet. J. W. Benson, pans
medallist, class 33. honourable mention, class 13.; 33
and 34, Ludgate-hill, London. Branch Establishment,
03, CornhilL Eatablishel 1749.
Watch and clock maker by special warrant of appeal.
went to HALAL the Prince ef
A New Ranzerloa.—Thrits things are seeded le
make a cheerful fireside; happy faces, • iof•••
and last not Mast, a brilliant grate whets red=
these as in • mirror. This Ise never leeks es bright es
when polished with the " DIANCOM BLACK Lials.*—
Reakitt and lions, London Brldge. &C., and Hull.—
Betided by all Wisest Chasdiesi, Grosses, Immo
mongers, &s.
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