The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-19 00:00:00

HUNGARY.

A letter from Pesth of the 14th, in the Warukrer
of Vienna, saye :—" A riotous demonstration took
place here yesterday evening. About 8 o'clock,
from 200 to 300 persons assembled in front of the
Caft; Zriny and uttered revolutionary cries ; among
others, those of 'Long live Kossuth ! " Garibaldi
for ever !' Patrols soon arrived from all sides.
The perturbators took to flight, running through
the streets repeating their cries, and insulting those
who would not join in them. One man who re-
monstrated with them ou their conduct received a
stab with a knife. The troops did not make use
of their arms, but several arrests were made. The
rioters for the most part belonged to the working
classes. The proprietor of the Cafe Zriny was ar-
rested in his bed at an early hour this morning."

(REUTER'S TELEGiums.)
THE BOMBARDMENT OF DUPPEL.
COPENHAGEN, MARCH IT, 9 r.w.

A report of the Commander-in-Chief to the
Minister of War, published here to-day, stated that
the batteries of the enemy stationed at Broager
opened tire yesterday, at 10 a.m., on the Duppel
eutreuclimeuts. The bombardimmt lasted till 3
p.m. The enemy fired altogether 500 shots.
We replied occasionally, in all thirty-five times.
Our firing seemed to be successful, as two of
the enemy's batteries were silenced for some time.
Our material has not been injured, but our losses
iu men were not iteousiderable, owing to an un-
fortunate explosion. We have 2 officers killed and
1 wounded, 16 privates killed and 49 wounded. A
large force of the enemy's infantry, with 2 guns,
was hurled against our right wing. They attacked
Ragebol, hut speedily withdrew.
The Caine report says :—" On Monday night 600
Prussians, covered by two batteries, planted on the
Holstein coast, passed over in fishing boats to the
island of Femern, where they captured the
garrison, consisting of ninety men. An iron
transport ship was abandoned but was re-
taken from the enemy by our gunboats ou Tues-
day. The commandant at Fredoricia reports that
the enemy approached the fortress yesterday at
various points, probably to reconnoitre our posi-
tions. Oar foremost works were fired upon by the
enemy's artillery."

ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE PRUSSIANS
AND THE DANES.
SONDENBURG, MARCH 17, 10 r.u.
A severe euga,,,,ement took place yesterday along
the whole line of the Ditppel forts.
Early in the morning the Daues reconnoitred the
Prussian right wing.
Later in the day large masses of Prussians attacked
the Danish centre and right wing, and at the same
time a violent fire was opened upon the left wing
from the Broager batteries. One entrenchment
alone received 230 projectiles. The Danish works
took an active part in the engagement, which lasted
until the evening.

The hardest fighting occurred near Avembjerg
and the village of Dapped, the latter being held by
the Prussians. Several villages were burnt.

The Broager batteries did only slight damage to
the Dauish works, all of which are still tit for
service.

The Danish loss was not inconsiderable, while
that of the PrussiaLs was probably greater, as many
shells burst in the midst of their columns.

Four regiments were engaged in the action,