The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-25 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

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THE DANISH WAR.
COPENHAGEN, Aeon. 22, 11.51 r.m.

Yesterday all was quiet at Duppef. Amongst
the Danish dead lying in Ulkebol are the following
officers :—three colonels, five captains, eight lieu-
tenants, three cadets, and one chief surgeon. Of
the Danish officers captured unhurt, or only
slightly wounded, the following are at present
known :—One major, two captains, and 28 lieute-
nants.

COPENHAGEN, Arm 23, 9.15 r.r.

The King has issued a proclamation to the army,
in which he says :—" The sufferings and losses of
the last few days will not be in vain ; they will bear
fruits in this struggle against violence and injustice,
a struggle whose aim is the existence and indepen-
dence of our country."
COPENHAGEN, APILII, 23, 12.30
Yesterday and the day before encounters took
place between the outposts of our fourth division
and the enemy, who has advanced into Jutland.
The enemy has occupied Horsens.

COPENHAGEN, eras 23, 11.15 r.r.

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Nothing of importance occurred yesterday. The
enemy is at work in the Duppal entrenchments,
and is strengthening bin batteries upon the shore of
the Meet Sound.

OUTBREAK OF DISTURBANCES IN TUNIS.

PARIS, Aram St, Measure.

Disturbances have broken out in Tntr:;: France
and England have despatched a naval force to that
quarter to protect the foreigners.

TURIN, Arm 24.

In consequence of the disturbances that hare
taken place at Tunis, the Italian government have
despatched two men-of•war to that quartet.

THE JOURNEY OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

FLENSBUItO, Aran. 22, 7 p.m.

The King of Prussia has arrived here. His
Majesty has taken up his residence at the house of
M. Callas°, a merchant of this city. Herr von
Bismarck has also reached this city. The general
staff will ka►e to-morrow morning for Veile. News
received here froui Veile to the 20th announces
that a body of Prussian troops had arrived there
ou that day, and proceeded after a few hours' rest
to Horsens, where 8,000 Danes have fortified them-
selves.

BERLIN, Anu. 24.

The King of Prussia returned from his visit to
the dnchies this morning. His Majesty was sooom-
pealed by Herr Von Bismarck and General Von
Manteuffel. Herr Vuu Room who remained with
his wounded son, is expected to return to-morrow.

THE CONFERENCE.
PARIS, Arm 24.

The Memorial Diplomatique of to-day, in an
article on the Conference, says :—" Lord Clarendon
has returned to London, having in the name of his
government formally engaged to support energe-
tically the demand for an armistice, which the
Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne has been instructed
to make at the first sitting of the Conference. In
other words France and England have mutually
bound themselves to declare war against that Power
which should refuse to agree to a truce. We believe
ourselves able to state that no mention of an arniir
tice was made at the first sitting of the Conference,
since so important • question could only be nega-
tively discussed by the representatives of Germany.
We believe that the armistice will be based upon
the uti pouidetie principle, unless Denmark should
refuse to evacuate the Island of Alseu. Austria
and Prusaia will then on their aide evacuate the
territory of Jutland."