New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

~ the Danish commander before cyqcuatng Schleswig
TO blow up the Castle Of Gottorf ard 20 set re TO he
magazine, but having received orders TO spare the
Kings birthplace. neither We Gained into e4ecd'
The number Of guns in position left behind by the
In sefere engagement on the 9Th, near Idstedt the
Germans were rict .ious but tbejT loss was severe
late Telegram says the Ausrians lad attacked TIE
Danes before Flenaburg ana ne Pr3siaEs cnt them Oh
on the right Tho Danes IN Tctrcang lost great booy
and many prisoners. There Was fighting N the 81 ces
in tha North part Of F'enslurr.
\ Hamburg telegram dated evening OF the eth, soy
"EetuYniYg officers state That TIE frUssaDs t1oyerstd
from uolni5 70 DuQpoI and TOOK tao iecoy occupied
Duppe bulwor'ls. ...
to Apenrade 10 cut OF The Danish army retreais TO
JUt'.nd.
The roads were covered with caDnors blown UP
which the horses could not draw any further lac
me excitement IN Copenhagen confined on the 7th
emil 9Th. and the Danish C0umandeI-ll-thrA pCf
erei dc Acza. ard the Chief oil the stan ad eeh 70
called AT en- extraordinary sitting oi tne Hl,sls'1.
the President Of the Council said Ihet me hing rs no
instrumental in The retreat Of TIE army; til te io.
caedincs OF the COMMANDMENTS Chief were lheApe"OV
and that ne had therefore been raeale1. q, ,,,i
A Paris telegram OF the eth says; INC t"rt :" ths
evening publishes under express reserve Lol. '' "
revolution has Urosen ont ~ J.NcE1sion a"I I"' y
King Of Sweden has boon proepiiotu IA ,i.t sli' g..
report also states that King Christian has emokea Tor
England ..o;,o,or+
"a f,it nj Ccper' aesa Among the maritime popHion
and The v0fGmcu az the arsenal ali OF WON ue'Iu
N he led 20 b.te powerful squadron u peAg Ht.cd
out Two SCREW figstcs have cit C0P'hhaGtn I"f 'Ao
land Of Msen, to support Inc m0'cmeAis OF tle DH
isl army" ~, ..,,..-
"CoyrNHAG.S. Sunday, Feb. Z, lsos-f'cIne.-
DEMONSTRATIONS have been mado before the palace OF
the ning to-day. demanding expectations OF Gre cGcr
given 10 the Danish tr10ps retire from DO Dan
6cwsrhc The Minister OF war has declared tina. lie
had nothing 20 do with this order
ne IoPtcr Ilm6a O. the -ih hopes II Is right N IN
derstanaing the news rom Scies~g as amounting 70
m announcement Of the cessation Of hosthtes. re
Times has. however, Ett.C confidence IN Austria ana
Prussia. They VII never succeed IN really conchhtiu8
the good win OF tf1C Who have driven them on 10 thcr
present dscreG!.ahe enterprise and they ay have TO
Ire T@sdoo HsyaN think, tbe Danes viii have nee
chance q making good Stand ~ iienshuTg ana tuus
that what eneC5 this Sudden success Oh tle "eTihs
may have IL i ;mposs.b' o. shy The iHd Cn"iion o
the Danes i already 9cly oppressed GEdInsl I've la
nelG aud nqy possibly So, u strongly against the ,ihc
and HE dynasty. lf soy serious risester should Deia
the Danes the rclul could hardly iai 10 seriously aect
he internal peace OF Denmark I'll HtrG.d oqr'iGe1s
Earl Russell responsible for the humiliation both OF
Tis I9r s9a I'M, o. fia OH SAYS: AS f1r rs Che
possession 81 Scheswg Is concerned we must consiuer
ihc wa ~ IN end. - thg time El,nsbrrR las prcb
diminished and diShearten2d army Hrt IT, tA refuge II
Asen ifit can, OF 20 rc'i into juthnd, WI nc II n y
be presumed German cEIHs ana armies VIA 10! loho"
IT, 1t may Dc that tie Da2es h. nov Lost seDes"lS
aud UOsten forever"
Tas Morning Po Of the 9th on the other hand asserts
that il woud 10 great "a suppose that the war III
Scalcswg Il 80 an emu. and points out what strong
and Do geioIs position tire Danes ma! asS nc ~ Dup
pei, supported by ely Gert.
Duke Ercderct Of ArCuScnlrfg VAS proclaimed Of
The Town Hon Of Syiic,ig On tc Ctn and Gcpniat
Was sent 90 kie e. do AoDsgc 20 the Duke. TIE Au-i
an Ccnmaudern-hiefs gd y was hot his business 20
interfere 10 the matter Tie Duke had also been pro
claimed az other places IL Schle5Tig VIII
L semi.oticia Pmssion Journal says That tne demands
upon Denmark were U9de before he outbreak OF host-
Ties an that according 20 international law the out
break Ok war has annulled al treaties.