Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-23
CAUSE OF THE DANISH WAR.


Some account the origin of the Danish may be de-
srabe al this time 10 those who do keep themselves
sufficiently wel posted on foreign affairs 10 preserve re-
collection Of twelve months since II EUROPE
ma observe their connection with the present lhe PhIa
iclphia Bulletin supplies the desideratum as follows
The Southern provinces oi Denmark ocheswis ~"
Hostein are chiefly populated by the German insteau
the scandinavian and in this respect ilcr from e re-
mainder of Denmark HolsIen almost entirely Inhabited oy
Germans and has been annexed to Denmark At conpaSe
Is late history. Schleswig has large number o Dsies IN
but is still German in its character sympathy ana popuaoh
When the revolution of 1912 broke out and was followed l
the reucra enthusiasm throughout Germany III avor o
great German nation the people OF Schlcsws anu iosu'
with others descended from the Teuonic stock, desired !"
-eceir from Denmark, and Join The new confederation IN
hs wish they were secretly upheld by Prussia power ever
ready 10 assrandse ITSELF weaken ncghbor DenmarH
however protested against parting WIN provinces "c'
had been ceod her the faith ni treaties ana prepared
Hosities have continued since WIN 'ar'eu iI
tune and in spite OF numerous efforts on u,e par " ne!Sn
fuiing powers make peace Meantime pom lce nase
become mutually exasperatcd against earh oe' @
their living together under one government more uincu
than Unless the Danes however, are checkeo W Is
m the revolted provinces will have 10 give n and II Prus-
IA seriously interfere Russia will probably assist denmark
WELD OF WHEAT.--rhe Macomb tMch) Gazette
lately stated that Ira Philips, OF Armada IN ina, county
raised from two acres OF ground one h"nu'eu anu '
four bushels Of wheat. IT.. :
That appeared 10 be very large story 10 believe sixty
o bushels 10 the acre particularly when the fact s taken
nto consideration that forty bushels to the acre Is consider
ed pretty fair for the mellow soil of the Genesee Valley,
when well cultivated But the Mormons oi oai' Lake OF
from thence SAYS:
five bushels wheat Ia the acre is the ordinary
yield broadcast, bat one hundred ana siNy ps
els have been produced from single bnshe oil seed when
planted in drill Corn only grows olrraby WELL in conse
guence of the nights being cold Potatoes nre easily
rrown. and produce abnndany. All the smaller grains
flourish The usual time TO begin agricultural works is about
the first OF April In consequence OF The proximity OF
mountains which always covered with snow, there
very little ran and The lands irrigated by means OF CD
mails nj the base OF the hlls.'
All we say the above is that think that IN hcn
an and Utah they have considerably larger szed
than we have in this State.-[ albany Register.
The Washington correspondent OF the New ofA
of Comerce writes:
The Southern men now begin cherish the eSpeGiauot ~
California WILL after ALL be sasehodn as ,hsrn @e now
free trade State. There are certainly some ,sas,s
and others are to be carried with their masles - tim;
Should slavery be found sps mssy fn@ the
,a and of the neople The constitution may DC atere'
year 1t only requires maody :, 'ae ne the psope
and if il obtain bare majority OF the legal Yo'ers II DC
comes part of the constitution.