The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-28 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28. 1863,

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(aßoria's einionatta.)
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN DENALLBK.
OOPENHAGEN,
General Ozholm, formerly ambassador at Lon-
don, has been commissioned to form a ministry.
The King is reported to have come to the con-
clusion that it would be useless to convoke the
Rigsraad. No withdrawal or postponement of the
common oonstitution will therefore take place.

THE SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN DISPUTE.
ALTONA, Dec. 26.
A proclamation of the Federal commissioners
has been published today, expressing itself in verx,
decided terms against any premature measures on
the part of the people, and especially against any
act anticipating the decision of the Federal Diet, by
proclaiming the Prince of Augustenburg. The
Federal commissioners further pronounce against
any arbitrary removal of functionaries, and call
upon the people to strictly obey their previous
proclamation. No objection will be made to expres-
siousof sympathy with the Housed Augnstenbnrg.
%meg Mate hiaisiavei alehd NedligtiOn fakla
the chief of the thinfidi General Staff that Rendibtirg
will be evacuated by the Danes. According td pri-
vate information received from Copenhagen, ht.
Hall has declared to the ministers of Austria and
Prussia that he no longer considers them as mem-
bers of the diplomatic corps. The ministers have
nevertheless not quitted Copenhagen, in conse-
quence of special orders received from their go-
vernments. It is said that the revolutionary Scan-
dinavian party has sent agents to Stockholm. The
Prince of Angustenburg has been proclaimed at li
Neumiinster and Oldesloe.
COPENHAGEN. Dac. 27.

The Dagbiadet of to-day, in an article on the
Schleswig-Holstein question, says : "England and
Russia by supporting the demand of Prussia for •
withdrawal of the common constitution do not con-
sider the question of right. With unconscionable
brutality, both Powers, the victors of Warsaw and
Sinope, as well as those of Copenhagen (1807) and
of Kagosima, declare that they will abandon Den-
mark to her destiny if she do not yield. H she
yield they hope to induce Prussia to stop at exe-
cution. This execution, however, is but a cloak
for conquest. The Augustenburg revolution
in Holstein was carried out before the eyes
of the Execution troops. Since nothing but
a complete severance of Holstein and Schleswig
from Denmark will satisfy Germany, Denmark
has no other choice but to make war."
RENDSBURO, 26.

The military are busily engaged in pulling down
the palisades which have been erected here. It is
asserted that six villages ou the north aide of the
river fader, formerly belonging to Holstein, and
now incorporated with Schleswig will be occupied
by the German troops.

HAMBURG, Dim 27, Evinifo.

The popular meeting held at Elnishorn, attended
by about 90,000 persons from all parts of the
country, adopted unanimously to-day the following
address to the Prince of Augustenburg
" As far as Schleswig-Holstein has been evacuated
by the Danes the inhabitants have sent deputations
to this meeting.
"Your highness has been solemnly proclaimed by
the Schleswig-Holsteiners here assembled as legiti-
mate Sovereign and Duke of Schleswig-Holstein.
Whatever sacrifices it may cost the country will
make them. Herr Metz (from Darmstadt) de-
clared in the name of the Frankfort Committee of
the National Association that the German nation
will support Schleswig-Holstein with all its power

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

WARSAW, D. 27.

An attempt to assassinate a member of the Com-
mittee of Inquiry was made to-day in the (iraoow
suburb before the Gradzikkoech house. The perpe-
trator has not yet been discovered. The inhabitants
of the house have been ordered to leave it.