The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-31 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1864.

THE SHEFFIELD DISASTER.
mr. ISCHTIIII, hinge thoroughly recovered from hie late
accident, will poatively appear oa SATUADAY moat, April 2, in
BEI. DEMO. O, when the whole of the profile of that evening
be given in aid of the trends for the sufferers by the late

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THE OXFORD.—The present interpretation of
FAUST constitutes an epoch in the history of this hallk
already tamed for the bellbancy of its operatic selections.
Leggely augmented vocal sad Instrumental resources have bees
added to render the present selection from this universally popu-
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Yr. F.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(zuornts rutuolaus.)
THE DANO-GERMAN WAR.
COPENHAGEN, Modica 29, 9 rat.
The Ministry of War publishes a despatch an-
nouncing that Horsens was occupied yesterday by
the Danes. Twenty-three Prussian Hussars were
taken prisoners to-day in the neighbourhood of
Fredericia.

COPENHAGEN, Hosea 29, 9.30 ALit.
The enemy has left Horsens, marching south-
wards.

Yesterday the King arrived at Aarhus, and at
on pmceeded to Randers.

The Danish loss yesterday was only 100 men,
whereas t►at of the Prussians was considerable.
Twenty-seven Prussians were taken prisoners.
GRAVENSTEIN, Nalco 30.

It is reported that a portion of the Prussian
division of the Guards has gone to Fredericia, to
co-operate with the Austrians in continuing the
siege of that place.
The total loss of the Prussians in the fighting
before Ditppel ou Monday last was 136 men killed,
wounded, and missing.
All was quiet last night.

Hopes are entertains4ol ths posayery of Colonel
Gs*fathom who was ssusilsi is lie ospeorsost

HAMBUILO, Num 30.

Five ➢aniah steamers, two isampinta, and one
sailing vessel have made their appearance off the
north of Arcona (Dagen Island).

THE CONFERENCE.
FRANKFORT, ItLice 30.
The Europe of to-day says :—" The Federal Diet
will not vote to-morrow on the question of the
Conference. The representatives of the minor
States await instructions from their respective
governments, who are expecting to be made
acquainted by Austria and Prussia with the bases
which the latter intend to lay down for the con-
elusion of peace with Denmark."

WELKAE. YLYCH 30.

The Weimarsehe Zeitung of to-day siTy;-;
" According to reliable information, France has
declared to the English government that it would
not be advisable to maintain the treaty of London
as the basis of negotiations, and that she considers
universal suffrage to be the only means of arriving
at a solution. France would express this view
at the Conference." The same paper asserts that
some other governments have made a similar
declaration.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRESLAU, !Wes 30.

A detachment of insurgents under Cores, coming
from Galicia, crossed the frontier of the Palatinate
of. Lublin, after an engagement near Radium which
lasted twelve hours.
Another more important engagement oocurred
neaar Wonchock, inlhe palatinate of Radom, be-
tween the insurgent corps under Bossak and the
Russians, which is said to have resulted favourably
to the former.