New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
The Danish War.

A telegram from Copenhagen Of June so,
says: The Danes have withdrawn beyond HOruphay,
diminishing during the IeIeat. 40 further psisui,
occurred and they reached Kekens In good order at
/ noon Yesterday whore they have since embarked.
telegram Of July says: The loss cf the Danes In
the retreat from Asen officially stated 10 amount 10
RON 500 10 1000 men. most of whom being killed and
wounded Among them are Fl officers. The remainder
OF TIE troops anu the material are now being
brought away from Alsen. Very considerable con.
trbuioas have been imposed upon the Inhabitants OF
Jmia1d.
Jutland has been placed under Prussan admnistra-
ton The Danish Inhabitants and officials have been
ordered 10 obey the Prussan authorities 10 whom the
custom dues and the revenues derived from other
sources are ~ be handed over Gen. Stenmann left
Copenhagen Jane 81. when the shipping VI the re-
ma.ndeg OF tie material was continued.
The Paris journals publish Intelligence stating that
the Irussisns and Ausrans are ncI casing The number
Of their troops the Duces 1t Ia asserted that Pfus
STA intends successfully taking possession OF ali the
Islands IN the Danish Archipelago and aiterward en-
deavor.ng to ATTACK he enemy in Copenhagen itseL
te.g gram from KEEL OF July ] says: the Duke OF
Angustnburg received the address Of the Select Com
m.tes OF tie scheswig Holstein Associations TO day.
In his reply he said that it to be hoped that d.
vision Of scheswig had been prevented by the active
hope that the claims put forward by the Grand Duke
Of 0denburg would not defer tie time when he, re
Duke OF Augustenburg. would be able " lead tie
Duchies ae aiust the common enemy His Uighness
concluded the interests of Germany and the welfare VI
the country demand speedy settlement o. public anaiis
ON firm basis. ] may hope that the country VIII en-
able H. fulfill its obligations toward Germany aud 70
uphold the relations with that Power which win in
future be most eilectual protection against Dea
mark.
a telegram from Randers Of July 3, saya;
remembering force from the eth Hussars and the
5Oth Infantry Regiment drove back party OF Danes
hd had crossed the Limlord % prisoners were taken,
OF whom ~ wounded The Prussian loss as ineon
siderable.
telegram from Stratsund ofJuly 4, says;
At 5 D. "a. yesterday two Danish war ships the
Fordenssiod. "a. and Schleswig H. approached within
100 PAGES the island OF Rugen and the pennsuar Of
Wttow for the purpose Of reeonnoitering the COAT.
Tw Prussan com panies and riaed bait ry occupied
BrOnske While the Danes were passing the Prussan
guns fred ~ shells Of which percepiby struck the
Danish vessels. The Danes withdrew and at 10 p n.
were to the east OF Arizona.
The A6sadp0a vienna papeD publishes dispatch OF
Count RechheTg. dated Carlsbad, June - 10 the Aus
trisn ambassadors in Paris, London. ST. Petersburg,
and Stockholm. This dispatch recapitulates all The
proceedings Of the Conference In order 10 prove that
Denmark il alone responsible for It's failure she having
rejected the last proposition Of the neutral Power
A dispatch from SondoTburg says 90 At the partial
clearance Of the battle field on the Joth ut 400 swe1
i.h volunteers discovered TO whom no quarter was
given