The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-03 00:00:00

the editor of the Friedens Zeitung is not a citiztni of
the empire, the further publication of that periodical
is prohibited until the requirement of the law shall be
complied with.
M. KrarrscuAcir has been condemned by court-
martidl, for insetting the following sentence in the
Constitutional Bladt, of which he is the editor :
" The time is past for making concessions to the
press : we hear that the press is now to be bound by
concessions."
The elections for Wirtemburg are over; the great
majority of the members returned are Liberals.
Count NESSELR9DE is at Dresden.

DENMARK"AND THE DUCHIES.
We mentioned-yesterday that the Schleswig-Hol-
steiners had taken Tonningen on the 29th, and had
attacked Friedrichstadt, which they bad bombarded.
The firing had continued up to ten at night, but at
that time the plaC' had not been taken, although a
portion of the.town had been set on fire at five in the
afternoon. The supplement to the Hamburgh Bor-
senhalle of the 30th contains the following additional
accounts
" HEIDE, SEPT. 29, THREE P.M.—The battle was
begun at eight this morning by the battery commanded
by Christiansen. Our gun-boats assisted stoutly.
" From Suderstapel our dragoons made an attack, and
the Husum road is probably occupied by them. The
field artillery played from Suderstapel. The Danes
fired but slowly from the side of Ditmarsh. The prin-
cipal fort of the Danes has been silenced.
" FIVE P.M.—Friedrichstadt is bombarded, and is on
fire. A second fort of the Danes has been silenced.
" SEVEN r.st..--,',Fhe Lundener post-boat brings news
that Friedrichstadt has been taken by two companies of
our troops against 1,200 Danes. Fifty-four prisoners
has been brought to Lunden. The Danes have retired
to Garding.
" TEN P.M.—The bombardment is continued. Four
wounded Danes have been brought to Heide. To Lun-
den 163 Danish prisoners and fcur officers have been
brought in.
" RENDSBURG, SEPT. 29.—We await here news with
great anxiety as to the action. A loud cannonading
south-west of this town has leen heard this morning.
No reports have arrived up to eight this evening. We
must learn to-morrow what has transpired. An ad-
vanced post of ours lost yesterday ten men at the Bor-
merdamm, one killed, four wounded, and five prisoners."
It is said that WILLISEN has expressed his de-
termination to level Friedrichstadt with the ground
if necessary. The Danes have laid the whole level
country on both sides the Treene under water. Von
DER TANN commands the division operating against
the right wing of the Danes, and General WIL-
LISEN, with the division under him, is watching
the Danish centre.
The King of DENMARK arrived at Flensburg, in
company with the Hereditary Prince FREDERICK,
on the morning of the 27th.
Our Copenhagen journals state that the KING
was about to issue another proclamation to the
Duchies, countersigned by the great Powers, calling
on the insurgents to lay down their arms within a
given period, or the Danish troops would enter Hol-
stein.
It is reported from Berlin that Baron BuLow,
the Envoy of the Duke of Holstein to the Bunde-
stag at Frankfort, has claimed the right, on the
part of his Sovereign, the King of DENMARK, to
occupy the Duchy of Holstein with troops, if the
Bund cannot or does not enforce compliance with
the terms of its treaty.
The Kolner Zeitung has a telegraphic dispatch from
Hatnburgh of the 30th ult., stating that the Schles-
wig-Holsteiners have attacked and carried with the
bayonet two of the entrenchments of Friedrich-
stadt. They took fourteen pieces of artillery. It is
also stated that Friedrichstadt is now surrounded on
all sides.