The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-11 00:00:00

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TEN LZSWIG INVASION.
The last biographic despatches sbew that the
Prussians and the Austrians have advanced in
separate directions and that the Danes have hi
both cases been forced back with loss. General,
de Gablenz has established his head-quarters in
advance, at Veils, which the Danes had occupied I
previously. Veils is eonsiderably to the north of
Frederica, which place has been left altogether on
the east, the Austrians having advanced in a direct
line from Holding.

Advioes from Berlin announce that Colonel
Calomier, who commands the artillery of the corps
d'arm4e of Prince Frederic Charles, had been sent
to that city by the prince to explain that the posi-
tion of Duppel was exceedingly strong, and that
its capture would necessitate a long siege and be
attended with great sacrifices. The prince conse-
quently declares that it will be better, after having
well surrounded the entrenchments, to direct the
efforts of the army against Fredericia, the conquest
of which does not present so many difficulties.
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On the other hand the Prance attributes to the
Austro-Prussian commanders the design of another
course of proceeding. It says :

In pressoce of the determined resolution of the Danes to
defend themselves to the Let extremity, the Austro-
Prussians are endeavouring to get ever the difficulty by a
diplomatic combination, which, if successful, would
not be wanting in skill. The general idea is that
they will advance further into Jutland, which is with-
out defence, and avoid Fredericia, and, when once =sten
of all that country, will propose to give it up on otedition of
Duppel and Akan being surrendered to them without any
attack. The Dania now not only lump in cheek before
Duppel and Alma nearly the whole of the Austria.
Primula forces, but compel them to assume before Europe
the responsibility of the invasion of Jutland, and to modify
in a very serious manner the original character of the war.

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THE WAR IN JUTLAND.
COPENHAGEN, ][mica 9, 9.10 PAL
The following official despatch has been received
here :

"Mid&Mahe!, Mar& 9, 10.30 a.m.

"The enemy's force, oonsisting of etrong columns
of infantry, has made a retrograde movement be-
tween Eritsoe and Borderup. Nothing of the
enemy can be seen from the church steeple.
Snoghoe was evacuated this morning."
The Guard having left Copenhagen, the military
service of the city is performed by the Civic
Guard.

AUSTRIAN CIRCULAR NOTE UPON THE
INVASION OF JUTLAND.
VIENNA, Miami 11.
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The Presse of to-day says:

" A fresh Austrian circular note has been issued
with the object of tranquillising the foreign
' powers relative to the advance of the allies in
Jutland. The note declares the readiness of
Austria to participate in the Conference and to con-
sent to an armistice. Austria states also that Jut-
land would be evacuated by the Austrians and Prus-
sians, on condition of the evacuation of the Sun-
dewitt and the island of Alsen by the Danes, who
are also to cease capturing soy German shipping,
and to release all shipping they may have already
captured."