The Sun.
London, England, 1864-02-08 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LREIITER'S TELEGRAMS.]

THE WAR IN SCHLESWIG.
SCHLESWIG, SUNDAY NIGHT.
The Austrian head quarters are to-day at Frorup,

near Oversee.
The Prussian bead quarters are at Glucksburg.
The Austrians are pursuing the enemy in a
northerly direction, and the Prussian Guards in a
westerly direction.
The severe engagement which took place yester-
day near Idstedt, between the Austrian and Prus-
sian troops and the Danes resulted in a victory of
the former.
The King has set out fcr Copenhagen.
In the engagement near Oversee and the streets
of Flensburg there were many killed and wounded.
The Austrian regiment of the King of the Bel-
gians alone lost 17 officers and 500 rank and file.

RETREAT OF THE DANES.
DANISH ACCOUNT.
COPENHAGEN, FEB. 7, 10.57.
Overcome by the fatigue occasioned by five days
constant duty, the Danisa army, giving way to
superior force, retreated to Duppel, on reaching
which place the cavalry took a northerly direc-
tion, the enemy being continually in pursuit. .
Several engagements t'ok place; the Danish
losses were considerable.
The German troops in Schleswig have everywhere
participated in the demons'rations in favour of the
Prince of Augustenburg.
The excitement in Copenhagen still continues.
At to-day's extraordinary sitting of the Rigs-
dag the President of the Council said that the King
was not instrumental in the retreat of the army,
that the proceedings cf the Commander-in- Caief
were inexplicable, and that he had therefore been
recalled.

RECALL OF GEN. DE MEZA.
COPENHAGEN, FEB. 7, 2.17 p.m.
The Danish Commander-in-Chief General de
Meza and the Chief of the Staff have been recalled.
General deLuttichan has been temporarily entrusted
with the command of the army.
Notwithstanding its being Sunday bath Cham-
bers of the Rigsdag hell a public sitting to-day.

DANISH EVACUA'IION OF SCHLESWIG.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL REPORT.
BERLIN, Feb. 6.
The Austrian Embassy in this city has received
the following telegram
" A communication was received from Gortorf at
4.30 a.m. to-day, at the headquarters, stating that
according to a report from Colonel Feldegg, Schles-
wig bad been evacuatei without fighting.
" A deputation from the inhabitants waited upon
Lieut. General von Gablenz, and announced that
the Danes had evqctated that city at 1230 A.m.
to-day.

"A report from Gottorf Castle announces that the
Austrians took possession -of Schleswig at seven
o'clock this morning.

"The Danes, in evacuating the Dannewerke, left
60 heavy pieces of artillery behird them.

" The Austrians have occupied Gottorf Castle.
,The troops are now pursuing the enemy to
Flensburg.

"It appears that the Danish decision was in-
fluenced by the knowledge that the Prussians under
Prince Frederick Charles had concentrated yester-
day afternoon opposite Cappeln for the purpose
of crossing the Schlei.
"The best spirit prevails among the Austrian
troops."

MARSHAL VON WRANGEL'S REPORT.
BERLIN, Feb. 6, 4 p.m.
Tho following telegram hos just been received
here from Field-Marshal von Wrangel :
" SCHLESWIG, Feb. 6, 10.45 a.m.

"The Danes evacuated Schleswig last night,
without awaiting the attack which was intended to
be made to-day.

" The regiments commanded by Lieutenant-
General von Gablenz and von der Mulbe are pur-
suing the enemy to Flensburg.
" Many guns have fallen into our hands."

RENDSBURG, FEE. 7 (Evening).
Persons arrived here from the North state that
the Austrians have occupied Flendsburg.

The Prussians have advanced, leaving Flensburg
on their lef..
Wounded soldiers have been brought here from
the battlefield at Idsted,

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BERLIN, FEB. 8.

Private letters received here from Warsaw an-
nounce the arrest of an individual named Fawski,
and state that it had led to most important disco-
veries, in consequence of which 1,000 persons had
been arrested in Warsaw and the provinces up to
Saturday last.
The same letters further state that the archives
of the National Government had fallen into the
hands of the Russian authorities, and that impor-
tant personages in Poland and abroad were thereby
seriously compromised.
The Dziennik announces the discovery of ten in-
fernal machines, together with bombs and arms, at
the vinegar manufactory of M. Eckert.