The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-08 00:00:00

APPENDIX.

Protocol concerning the evacuation of Jutland by the
allied troops.
In accordance with Article 22 of the Treaty of Peace con-
cluded this day between their Majesties the King of Prussia
and the Emperor of Austria on the one part and his Majesty
the King of Denmark on the other part, the high contract-
ing parties have agreed to the following conditions:-
1. The evacuation of Jutland by the allied troops shall
take place at latest within the space of three weeks, and in
such a manner that at the end of the first week the districts
of Hjorring, Thisted, Viborg. Aalborg, and Randers shall
be evacuated; at the end of the second week, in addition to
the above-mentioned districts, the districts of Aarhuns,
Skar.derborg, and Ringkiobing, and at the end of the third
week the evacuation of the whole territory of Jutland shall
be accomplished.

2. The present military government of Jutland shall lay
down its functions upon th 3 day of the exchange of ratifi
cations of this present treaty. The entire administration of
the country shall be handed over to a commissioner ap-
pointe by the Danish Government, who shall be present at
the head-quarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the allied
armies in Jutland during the 'whole continuance of the
1 evacuation.

The Danish officials will without hesitation supply the
allied troops with whatever provisions and means of trans-
port they may require during their stay on Jutland terri-
tory. The Danish Government will hold their commission-
ers responsible for the fulfilment of this condition. The
supplies mentioned in this Article shall be limited to the
merest necessities.

4. All hospitals, field-posts, and telegraph lines at pre-
sent established for the use of the allied troops will continue

,o be used by them until the evacuation of the said districts

is fully completed ; nevertheless, this shall be done without
prejudice to the similar institutions belonging to the Danish
Administration. The Royal Danish Government expressly
pledges itself that no hindrance shall be placen in the way
of the exact fulfilment of this article.

5. In case it is necessary to leave behind sick or wounded
men of the allied army after the evacuation of Jutland, the
Royal Danish Government engages to see that the same
shall be properly cared for and nursed, and after their re-
covery forwarded by carriage to the nearest station of the
allied troops.
6. From the day of the exchange of the ratifications of
the present treaty all coats of the allied armies incurred for
the above.mentioned supplies, for lodging, board, treatment
of the sick, and means of transport, shall be defrayed in
accordance with the tariff in use by the Federal army when
on Federal territory.

WERTHER. BRENNER.
BALAN. QUAADE.
RECHEERG. KAUFFHANN.
PROTOCOL.

To facilitate the execution of Article 3 of the Treaty of
Peace concluded between their Majesties the King of
Prussia, the Emperor of Austria and the King of Denmark,
the undersigned Plenipotentiaries in the present protocol
have agreed on tho following condition :
Immediately after the exchange of the ratifications of the
said treaty his Majesty the King of Denmark will issue
proclamations to the inhabitants of the ceded provinces,
announcing to them the change in their relations, and ab-
solving them from their oath of allegiance.
Done at Vienna the 30th day of October, 1864.
WE hTIIER. BRENNER.
BALAN. QUAADE.
RECRBERG. KAUFMANN.