The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-24 00:00:00

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

(,tlf correspondent writes as follows :
HAMBURG, iI7IT 21.
Toe only offic.al exeunt last sight's train brought
blot Kiel wee, that the Dines had given up the two
mu. craft they had seis.d on Thursday, belonging
to the Skippers Bruhn and Kock. The former re-
tuned to Ktel yesterday. We had rumours of Dego-
tetiocs having b.en opened again through Mr.
liciiersiig, the former Danish Minister of War, who,
is was stared, had repaired to Kiel for that purpose.
1 thick this a Stock-Exchange hoax; though
(Antral Wulieen's snood bulletin to the Stadtholders
'ppmr to have been written with a view to such
negotiation. There i., however, no link to connect
the k nude parties after the men of 000fidence were
so peremptorily ordered to quit Copenhagen.
it, th':, mort ing's train we learn that Danish troops
hue left Flensburg, and entered Angelo. Their out-
posts are at Storep atd at Satrap. General William
rest a tag of truce to General Krogh, endeavouring
to 614 'blot a reconciliation. Toe messenger was
not admitted, but his letter wes taken to the general.
As ► ewer to it had not been received at the time the
mama/ Idt SAleswig.

Gamed eea Willisen's second army bulletin was
iessed ea the 16:h from Schleswig. It states that
ea the 19th the whole army wee immeentrated in the
ittleg Paiitions of Patiadt and Wedeispang. A
bridge had been thrown at Me/sande, so that a
Coble line of operahtn bad been insured.
Iwtters from Nwth Schleswig, of the 17th, state
the number of 11,nes who landed at Holnis is only
7.0 h Ms small force had advanced near to Olneks-
6"lb between brey and Koppelbeck.
At Kiel the department of the Interior had pub-
liblud a proclamation, forbidding all traffic with the
buts.

S.Oll I/MOON FLORICULTURAL EXHIBITION.—
15~7the third exhibition foe the meow of the
ctir. Elerieultural Aiaociation was held at the
841") Z 4kurisal Gardens, when the solleetion et widow
via. as varied faun...se, sad attractive Ili on say tenser
Thr.aghout the day the exhibition was visited be
'Abe sestier el persons; and the strains of sa ezcelleat
Ilawl • I Malitiaaa at intervals e sheen. d the swain
1."100; YE.YNT HANK, COMMERCIAL.STRIIRT,
"n:tri.osteL —TMe beak commenced business on the
JOINS) Itat, 1440, and the result!' up to the 23td July,
ire: Ihriatta,4l.6Bl; depeiteee, 6.643; motet',
1,4,i. hd. The obj.st of these institations is to (rests
"4 lss peneldrat hahi.a ; the result proem that they are
toteliuly wielded te &stair the object.
SiNixt.aa lituk iaa.—At the Beckiegbamshire
patt coachrlial, the greed jury Ignored a bill against
Jesus k.dcway, set Waddesden, fee rape. When this an•
a,,uss.fteist was made in inert, by some unaear.untable min
1.1.1.nt 'Wing the sheriff set at large another prisoner
t"4.4 l'"110 L.e, ahem d with stealing trouser. frum a
instead el the ma charged with commit Log the reps.
Int di charge,' prisii:er, no dr übt congratulating himself
Noes his lucky eenape, quickly mule his Way out of the
and, bail it eel bee.. that the blunder was almost
docosend, ha would most probably has. got clear
Wets the downer, was raid-, S,rgesat Cornaby's eee cee o• aeiftedistely called into requisition, who (Odd,
tt Wm the nisiee track, and einntaslly overtook him at
l',!iSt-s. In reply to the
sergeant's explanations. the
tint prat. did that he had been riadfally dis-
e"Rd. 4.44 4to return; bat eveatually Curmat,y
bectei•:id is 'whiling Lim to coats back, cad he was 111.1
am'l t.T.l•ecel to six isiontlri. imprivinuent. Bork,
tarceice.