New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
The Danish Questicn.


A telegram from Copenhagen Of April says
sbe prussians opened terrific cannonade this after
noon fiOa various points Ia fOut o The Dy bbol bar
ti01s- S0ndcTborg Was sheled flOm BrOagc'land JI
sannonade and bomhardmcnt continued nil night.
4 telegram from Sonderbcrg confirms the aDoye nDc
tcds, the enemy commenced bombGTGIlg the tCS
without giving warning
The following Official telegram foon Count Rcchbere
% the Austrian ambassador in London has been rc
eefyed and published
VlEsSl April . 1854.
BE good enough TO deny the absurd rumor that a
natny had taken place among The Hungarian Toof
An Jutand The spirit Of these troops j. excellent and
fAcre is not single case OF either insubordinaon or
4esertiUn.
j dispatch from Berlin Of April 9, says:
Austria Ond Prussia have addressed circular dis
patches the States of the German Confederation
which are identical in their essential poiats. lh'ee
communications request tie German Governments 70
use their uuence FOR the dispatch o. Che OF
comr1on representative foI al tho minor states An
tndepeudent Fesenteton Of the Diet III the Confer
ence Is most important and does not prejudice the
sueston OF tie Duches, since the Conference Is 20 be
Led without ANY bases being previously hyel and since
there has been question OF the decision O the MAJOR
~ being conclusive
a telegram from Christania Of April SAYS: The
Ssorthing has been closed The King, in his speech.
said that Sweden Jointly with other Powers would en-.
aeayor 10 obtain peace but she must et the time
b. prepared b. render ASSISTANCE 10 Denmark against
sserpowering force
sSnserberg bas ceased. Nearly .hrd part Of O.
sovn Is barnt down. Last night our outposts .oe
ysen,ly disturbed by the enemy, who, hovcyc- -e
Ss,ts.ce withdrew ., M each
GERMAN iocorV~
GERMAN ACCOUNT.
A dispatch from Gravenstein Of Aprii says inc
eannonse against the Duppe works commenced on me
I'd at 2 a. NJ. and lasted without intermisslon ghui
n u. During the night The firing was continued at III
servais conia-Ta,ion hs broken oct in the enemy
line 1t s thought probable that their barracks are on
fle. OuI loss " incOnsdeTable
Private letters assert that the resolution OF Denmark
rumains mistaken t. enter into negotiations on ihe
Iolst Gin question unless Ihey condDcted
IN the basis el the treaties OF 1851 and leJ2.
The official Dfssdea Journal OF ApIh !, puDhshes
telegram frsm LondoH announcing that Denmalk has
ofoials notified her acceptance to the Conference
without aru6stice and without basis
AuS.sias pears decided - pace Neleta IN stste
Of siege Precautionary measures continue u De taken
sp Seathegn Tyr4l. TIE fortified places, especially
Kufssoin are receiving strong garrisons- Mountain
dcfitcs AMI gOrgos arc carefully watched
News from the iOuman frontier gives reason u hP
pFelerd a rising in that qutrter.
The Military yyiOyernor o. Transylvania IN accord
ance with orders from Vienna Is taking precautions u
order g. protect the proyncc against any cup &c mdH
Strong bodies ef troops arc being concenIated on th'
Walls ,han frontier. 81,
The Prussans boInbsr5ed Sonderberg 4s hours with
out previous intmation. Eighty townspeople Wome
and children have been killed wounded FIT
hcuses in trs center Of the town iITYe been burned
Fifteen hundred shels have been thrown into fhe town
which is deserted. The cannOnAde Suddenly and con-
Bseieiy ceased on the 9TH 1t has recommended. III
Danish position is unirjuIcd.