The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-19 00:00:00

THE PRUSSIAN CONFISCATIONS IN
JUTLAND.

The official Berlingske Tidende of the 15th inst.
publishes the following from Jutland :

It •ppre, a K the PiroasoAustriaa emcee in Jutted
iateedd to isfriage the dipelations al the annistios with-
out further ado. We refer oar readers to the annexed
communicative received today from Readers, who... it
appears that, is spite of the arnintios, the cc etributions
aad rectilinear for bones are still levied. We haws oleo
received a Warm from ?yea stetieg they borate sad cows
were carried off sonesetly se yesterday, the 13th. aad
That upon the rinsing of that day a oostrlbution
of 200,000 Premise dams sad 400 bleakete wee
demanded from the lowa, threats being held out
*it in owe of refusal the shops would be applied by
force We bad sot expected the Pregame to display ex-
treme sonmisotiomases in carrying oat the armistice, bet
even from this power—from whom we ere net acenstamed
to examinees fair play—the presort promeftg coestitatee
so complete • contempt of good faith that we are yet dis-
• co believe the sets of the Premiers eseessedeas will
be promptly disavowed by their govern:met, aed that
it will take immediate stops to redress whet ban taken
plaos.

The communication from Randers, above re-
ferral to, is to the Se/lowing egfeet :
Wednesday, the 11th Hay, wee a day at which Proasiaa
hoarier would have to blush with shame if it were not long
risme accustomed to rd such trifles with indifferenos.
The report of au armistice having bees concluded beanie
current on Tuesday (it was communicated the same
day by General Falkeneteis to his landlord in
Bahr*, and meetioesed here that evening by a colonel),
and notice was limed to the citizens late in the
evening to attend a meeting at • the Town-hall at 8
o'clock the following morning, to naive a 0311111166014‘00
from the officer in minuend. Every body of course ex-
pected this related to the armistice and its coaditiees, bat
this turned out to be qquit, a mistake. When the munici-
pality met as Wednesdy, Herr son Rosenberg made his
appernms, and after a few introductory remarks, regretting
that be bad to make a othanannaratios unpleasant both to
himself sad to his hanee, remarked that the time had
now expired which was allowed by Field Hershel the
Wrangel to the communes for pa seat of the war ciontri-
&anon of 100,000 dollars. The immediately
protested against the imerectnees of this stammer* pointing
out that no especial period had lima allotted when the mu-
nicipality had refused payment. The Ooesnuseder then "s-
-quired whether their answer would have been as de-
cidedly in the negative in case such panel bad
hese allotted, in reply to which h• received which
most unanimous " Yes." The municipality were required
to sign a statement to this effect. and were then dentine*/ to
their homer. The old system of pillage now recommenced.
It bad been going on upon a small scale for several days, but
wee sow revived with a vigour sod to an extent hitherto
unknown. The invaders were not eitiefied with taking such
goods as could be turned to account hem the dealers in ma-
ne/metered wares and edemas, but posted metres before
nearly all the 'shops in the town, before the houses of
manufacturers, retail dealen, tailors, dyers, goldsmiths,
turners, Ste. Sentinels were placed before the warehouses be-
loci* to five corn merchants,but towards aftemooe some of
these were withdraws. lavatories of the various goods wens
thee taken, the proprietors and assistants forcibly turned
out, and the shops sealed up. The registration of thepluoder
was proceeded with to-day (Thursday) up to half-past 12,
whim the armistice was woed. It is worthy of remark
that ose of the officers who euperiateeded the pillage is a
see of the Premien War Yisieees Von Room

Fordrelandet states that on the night of the 12th,
the Prussians sent out requisitions for 57 horses in
the neighbourhood of earhuus, and that goods
which had been taken from the town upon the
previous day were carried off upon the 13th.

Satz or Jewris.-Mesara. Debeaham, Storr,
and lions offered by public auction, at their mart, in
Covent-garden, yesterday, • very large seem:lb/age of
valuable property. The following late were among
the more important : -Lot 732. A brilliant and ruby
pendant, the stones of rare purity and lustre, 1151. 10e.
736. A floe brilliant (about three cants), set a. • ring, 701.
739. A brooch, formed of a chalcedony cameo, surrounded
by 20 is brilliants, 701. 7.. 747. A ruby of large sirs
and beautiful colour, surrounded by brilliants forming •
snap, 1051. 756. A pair of brilliant earrings, desisted in
leaves, 701. 7r. 76t A large and lustrous brilliant, set as a
ring, in cam, 1041. 768. A worm band ambit, with scrolls,
set with the Boost brilliants and rubiss, with back and pin,
to form brooch at plasma, 681. Se. 769. A ditto, ditto,
with star mitre of blue mane! and lustrous brilliants, 841.
770. A splendid 6va-stooe half hoop emerald rise, 1351.
771. A necklette of beautiful design, composed of pearls,
rubies, and brilliants, set in Bee gold, 471. 51. 772. A bell•
limit necklace, composed of 34 rusettas, with • pearedaped
pendant, the Moses of great lustre and purity (about 45
carats), 4701. 773. An Alexandra pattern brilliast bracelet,
the metre Moors being of large ant sad very 1
2111. 1. 774. A brilliant tiara, designed in flowers auols.
leaves, crammed of stones of rare parity and lustre,
2401. 10a. 775. A very Bee brilliant star brooch or pendant,
631. 779. A pair of dismood earrings (fuchsia pattern),
521. let. 782. An emerald and diamond necklet* 891. ss.
886. A diamond necklette, 601. 18s. 887. Ditto and
dimmed earrings, 631. 889. A woven armlet, enamel star
mot», set with brilliants of large sire sod fine colour, in
case, 75/. 12s. 890. A ditto, with dark blue enamel centre,
set with brilliants, in 631.

SALISBURY AND YDOWL RAILWAY. —A WharnoUs
meeting of the above company was held yesterday at the
oompasy's oiler, 2, Leadeaball-street, Mr. John Maposaa
in the chair, for the purpose of apprwinj of the followieg
A bill to empower the Balibuty and Yeovil Railway
Compaq to acquire additional leads, and to mine niece
mooey, and for other porpoon." The bill having received
the support and approval of the media, thanks were voted
to the .k.ms, sod the preoesdhip berogested.
CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SIIILLING DAY. I
WIWI:WAY, MAY 18.—Arbabdem on payment, 7,681
ditto by meows *kohl. 1,835 LOMA, 9,488.
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