The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-07 00:00:00

FRANKFORT.

According to the Frankfort Journal the Bavarian
Government is about to form a camp of 36,000 mei
at Danauworth, and to call out the whole army, to
support the Central Government. The Bavarian
soldiers, says the journal, display the strongest ani-
mosity towards the Prussians, and the officers en-
courage this feeling.—The Elberfeld Gazette says
that Prussia, on its part, is, with the consent of the
Government of Electoral Hesse, about to concentrate a
part of its army at Hanau, in order to support its
political influence at Frankfort.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The Copenhagen papers contain the following pro-
clamation from the King :
" To my faithful Juthsnders,— My paternal wish is
completed. Jutland is at length released frum those in.
,urrectionary bands—it is liberated from those hostil,
armiei which have so long desolated these lands. I have
returned my hearty thanks to the true and faithful God
who has held out his hand over Denmark. I have re
urned my thanks to my valiant soldiers, who hay,
neroically defended the honour of their King awl
country. You also, my faithful Jutlanders, have a claim
upon my gratitude. I thank you for the patience anu
(ortitude, and invincible confidence in the Justness of our
cause, with which, during this year as well as the last.
you endured all the hardships of war. It was not fur
yourselves alone for which you suffered and endured—it
,vas for the whol-, of Denmark. Yes, and the whole
Danish nation suffered with you, and I am assured that
my people earnestly desire to testify by deed their senti
ments for their Jutland brethren. It is, therefore, my
intention to lay before the Diet, which will be invokeu
this year, a project of law relative to an indemnity for
the losses incurred, by imposing them upon all the
burghers of the nation; the necessary preliminary steps
have already been taken, and I have no doubt that th,
Diet will assent unanimously that your loss shall be the
loss of the entire nation.

" Your King greets you. Be of good courage and
hold fast with me to the conviction that the severe triAl,
with which it has pleased the Almighty to visit us, will.
if rightly received, bear rich fruits for the future welfart
of our native land. "FREDERICK.
" A. W. MOLTKE.

" Friedricksbrirg, July 29, 1849."
A letter from Hamburgh of the 3d says that
notwithstanding the conclusion of the armistice,
the Duchies of Schleswig-Holstein continue to
display extraordinary activity in raising troops,
and the population are enrolling themselves, and
contributing funds with the greatest enthusiasm
£he national army will, it is expected, very shortly
amount to forty-five thousand combatants. Ten thou
sand muskets had arrived from Belgium, and orders
were to be sent for more. Meanwhile the blockadt
by Denmark continues to be rigorously maintained,
and the Danish Government, on its part, is making
warlike preparations; it has, besides, refused to give
up the numerous prisoners of war detained at Copen-
hagen. Great sympathy is manifested for the Danes
in Sweden; and on the 27th ult. a grand popular
tete took place at Stockholm, to celebrate their vic-
tory at Fredericka.