The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-05 00:00:00

SCHLES WIG-HOLSTEIN.

• FLENSBURGII, MAY 30.--Although we have no
doubt of the intelligence given by many papers of the
destruction of the fortifications erected last year at
Sandacker is correct, it is nevertheless remarkable
that we are without any positive minute intelligence
respecting the new act of violence on the part of the
Danes. We learn from the Sundewith that the forti-
fications were destroyed on the 26th, and vessels
which have passed Sandacker state that the fortifica-
tions on the north side are undisturbed, while those
on the south have beers demolished. Half of the
Norwegian foot artillery, and the Swedish mounted
artillery, manoeuvred yesterday in a body at the
western part of the city. Several Prussian officers
were present to witness the manoeuvres.

ITALY.
In its sitting of the 29th ult., the Chamber of De-
puties of Turin voted the Stamp Duty Bill by a ma-
jority of 93 votes to 40. The Bill on granting
civil rights to the police force was also passed by a
majority of 95 to 5. The Chamber met again
in the evening to continue the discussion on the
Budget.
A solemn funeral service was celebrated at Plo•
rence on the 29th ult., in commemoration of the
Tuscans who fell in the battles of Curtatone and
Montanara. A grand ducal decree of the 20th
creates a military college for the children of officers
and soldiers.
The official journal of Naples, which has hitherto
borne the title of Constitutional Journal of the Two
Sicilies, has dropped the word Constitutional since
the 21st ult.
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from several public offices, the inhabitants of that
town are henceforth to be arrested if found out of
doors after eleven, P.M. Priests, surgeons, physicians,
and midwives are excepted from this measure.
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BENDIG 0 v. PunDocx•--THE FIGHT FOR. TUE
CHAMPIoNsHir.—(From a Correspondent. )—As Bendigo
was about entering a railway carriage on Monday last, at
the Lowdham station, eight miles from Nottingham, to pro-
ceed by the train leaving there at 111. 22m. P.M., on his
way towards the rendezvous from where the fight was fixed
to come off on Wednesday, one of the Notts rural police, who
held a warrant to apprehend the " bold Bendy," approached
him, asking if his name was I3endigo, taking hold of the
champion at the same time ; in an instant the grasp was set
at naught by Bendy striking the officer on his arm with the
fiat of his hand. In a twinkling Bendigo, with his friend,
were in the carriage which had brought him, driven by his
friend, and off they went across the country towards Melton,
leaving the astonished " Peelite" to ruminate on what had
taken place.
The beta at Nottingham this evening cpues_
day) are about even—some fewoffering 5 to 4 on Bendigo.
PREss—the steam-engine of moral power, which,
directed by the spirit of the age, will eventually crush im-
posture, superstition, and tyranny.— Eliza Cook's Journal.
ARGYLL Rooms.—Mr. F. Bryce, the gentleman
who has displayed so much taste and ability in decorating
this splendid saloon, has announced his benefit for this even-
ing. Laurent's band,' greatly augmented in power, will oc-
cupy the orchestra, while the ball-room will be elegantly
fitted up with evergreens and exotic plants. There will be the
additional attraction of a recherche supper.an Mr. Bryce may,
therefore, rely with safety upon his " gd full times ball"
being numerotiely.and fashionably attended.