The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-13 00:00:00

BELGIUM

BRUSSELM.—The official journal announces that the
Minister of War, Baron DE CIIAZAL, has tendered his
resignation.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The Augsburg Gazette publishes the following
project of a protocol signed at London, and dated
June 2, 1850 :
" PROJECT OF PROTOCOL.
" Present the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, France,
Denmark, Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, and Sweden.
" His Maj-sty the Emperor of Austria, the Govern-
ment of the French R-public, her Majesty the Queen
of Great Britain, bis Majesty the King of Prussia,
his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, and
his Majesty the Kirg of Sweden and Norway, con-
sidering that the maintenance of the integrity of the Da-
nish monarchy, bound up as it is with interests affecting
the balance of power in Europe, is of the greatest im-
portance for the preservation of peace, have resolved, at
the desire of his Majesty the King of Denmark, to tes-
t.:eharete:—
, onlnc.
T thoe
tify the peifect accord which subsists between their
Cabinets as to the mointenance of this principle, and
authoriseunaaut
nheie,mi rionupst wishr
l ehne po
ntoeafnnitt iheaser, isetast:
de oassembledowg indcceoina:
the state a the possessions actually powersunited is, that
the
Crown of Denmark shall be maiutained in their
integrity.
" 2. In consequence they acknowledge the wisdom of
the views which leads the King cf Denmark to settle
eventually the order of the succession cf his Royal house
in sash a way as to facilitate the arrangements by which
the Danish monarchy shall remain intact.
.63. Trey will continue to give their joint assistance
in order that the negotiations fur peace opened at Berlin,
under the mediation of Great Britain, may be speedily
concluded.
" 4. When this end shall be effected they reserve to
themseves the power to concert measures to make the
results of this peace a new guarantee for stability, in
thegiving deliberatiuns shall be held in
•,
London, and ttat the said powers will to this effect
Itto is it a the
gr e
ed
that
r re.pectivu plenipotentiaries with full
turnish
powers."thei
A telegraphic dispatch la the Cologne Gazette,

dated Berlin, July 11, in the evening, says—" Semi-
official journals declare in decisive terms that Chevalier
BUNSEN did not participate in the Lin ion protocol,
but that he remonstrated from the very first against
it, and refused to attend the conferences. In the pro-
ject of a protocol publist;ed by the Allgemeine Zeitung
of Augsburg, the plenipotentiaries are mentioned Who
were to have participated, but not not those who did
participate in it."
The Hamburgh papers publish the following pro-
clamation, which the Stadtholders of Schleswig and
Holstein have addressed to the inhabitants of those
duchies :
" SC 'MEM IG-HOLSTEINE RS.

" The Crown of Prussia has made peace with Den-
mark. We inform you of this f‘ct. The treaty of pe Ace
contains a recognition of our right, while the pro, ction
of those rights is freely left to the duchies. Our task 6
great and honourable, and the sound and honest et nse
of the duchies is a guarantee that they will be wormy
of it. Schleswig, though in great anxie,i,s, shall not
want our protec.ion. We are not averse t ap: seeable
solution of the questi•tn; we repeatedly offers-d it; but if
Denmark must fe,l,ds have war she shall find us prt•
pared. Any Danish invasion of Schleswig, no matter
under what pretext, w• 11 meet with opp•sittoo; for our
army is strong and eager tur the field. They will com-
bat and reinemb,r the glorious victories of our fore-
fathers for the old rights of tie country. Th,- Stadt-
holders stand by those rights and by their ltgitimate
Sovereign.
"Tho Stadtholders of the D.iches of Schleswig
and Fit t in—
" REvENTLOW, FRANCKE,
" BESELER, KRORN.
" BuYSEN, REIIIIOI7.
" Kiel, July Bth, 1830.'