The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-11
THE WAR N DENMARK.

The intelligence hgusgss By sae Hecia, that after
several sangsiaary sussgcsneata IN which sT had ~
gGeea ssssss loss upoa The Alises, tho Danes had
evacuated bg Hols.aia and sclexwsg, saa Essseascd
into IH.laai issviag the Aasts;ans and rassiaas b
fu possession ~ shs sIscics, strikes sss istg she
most important whsca ~e have 'ucEavea for asaag
months
Tlsoas Tf,p tsse cvar attempted TO :rarsyei s;se
tangled Aab q European posss, ard wasoanow bosT
Hta rsssssF reaense core osservasiou, and Fosisl
ssgaesy ars required 10 understand shsf, afr setss
has;y IN hasarssas On opinion upcu The pTphShe re-
salss of ans gfve ayossmssis and Il sosl - rsscs
Igsa sF ~. who have hsea 50 bag sseia ssess ay
kacwseagc as what i seFas on scsos sist water. sa
ssp wisosly wlsiag aecurass ard gxars ssaassoa ss
Il. ssse l.srsa ssolvss Ii ie garrss pssEars
s:s the ps.esiss % undertake 10 predict so sesss g
Is akssy ID sske and Sci ars 90 ssfas ssaarssa-
cd wsss se beissE slas u ssy. and probably VII lead
10 gu.sesal ggsssssa saF. ssas we arc. sSss'd %
aayosa sssse sgace 10 It's ooas:asrasia dc aosu -.
pcsssy, ~ aw os AR rraasrs. pssssats, hars sysF
ssasD~ea naeA staougai. upon sas sssa,Iaet.
Hasssesa wss ssssssiy part Of saxuas. ass vss
e.ssss a.o eaass Eiaiise. G .s clevftsi esssarss
end sxsurrc with The sstss esceaa; as Hcssaia sF
asoira os sesaaeatstg. In isdaa ssiy Is remained
sss feassr ssar centuries In 1885, scslsawss was
,,nsssa :.s. Il, asa sss 'ase hss cFsiasca sEsSps
sas oss Of two hssss Ie..sis 70 dc rfvsens Hsss
Fpss sie ssslasssen II tho hese II sSaasasSts ~
1859, Christian /. gag e neansafs. ss&s ser et'1t
q Hebss:s. ~ sis sssvnesal aiss aad. HisaaE his,
scsaEg sass Hasssesa wnss sst united to pes,saasz
ts IL sas axpfasy ssssssa sazas ishassafs sa'es be
;,sscsenaess 81 Fspnnsatk n spyssanasns and sseE
sssse la tss& Il waa erected sasD asscsr, bT ssss
Eapsser frearrs hi, aha vppa tas ssessA 90 C'ifss
sss El % TIA .us u sis sssossS sea Ftss who inSs
sia sI.sa as fska al casrsi ana Hosssesn hss elder
sssnshss assssag slsc ssspae ef penHssfk az Cars
Han H. R1s cssss;Aaa, dying xssAest sssSe. wss s'se
esse By hss aspsses sad as ttss Dtssasaes weFs 10
a:sAa 10 psars@tk Frsssarseh son Etssi sssneSssor
Cafisstaa III. united sis psscasss To ihh etpsEa ~
1883 sad divided ,.gta sssprs hss afoshrss; waea
rasssssr led 10 sesoa ssa pss;fsc.sS tassIEaaness
Psa de III ,hose tfesgers. who osaine3 a. s s'Fa'a
sss easss ard ,sssssosy e essaris sgsues tits lsrse
~ slass,s:s t;sasyp t''a cider hfaaea Of shsss y
.soss sspssseasEsl b, tn csas d gastss.
sesasswssg, ,oasssis. rs tie preascs are geaerzl'y
ssysed osrapss .e Singular and aaasaloas Issns' o.
beng al aae and the sssss sT iAzas frustHce aas
n.s;ai~s al sha Cesasala Ceaaaesssinu, ard hetec
s,sSs mach Uf ,le aIsrastsa. whSga sesazs 10 se
esu..s asasss hsT ir..latso,i ID 1884 eassssEsioa
ass.gaS sseasEE ard lspssesa sspr slse representa-
live sywiens cgatpa 10 shn ,s*s a ;as naaEs' pro.
risrys sas s,as,s4 ty ;l.a ses gsa. At laaass. sfa
,A!s has tsea psfpesasl toae u easaiSai bessgesa
tho,.:aata A.s. to lesvasts Irst. TFss Kiag sFfts
ss T. sssa tssssRd iesssFs Esasssi establishing shs
k.t las q sscesssoa s14EesssaeEt ai his dessaiahs
escso certain rpstoas g! iasxsrsn, sfi this sdses ia
,Ae ,ss.slar s~s,nsoa. IN lie tseses 80 shss wllta
ssrsiss.p WI Aseaaast ias ;sssaes, n lsts, ;sdy
l.usa on, aso open twypls saa a!fi hy Prussia and
Austria, aeatly earesrSsrd L. establishing :hsss sada
s;Asnca q: ra,krr 10 esErctia .hss sahssss 10 shc
Sa.rasS Consideration Hus Eagaad and Rn.sia tssSs
hg,cs at as,nls,sr waa de&.srsds psslsts withdrew
tsusn Tho oos;rss Aassfss gave ss i'i'0aee 7" iSe
psssk, and se Drises afas gallant rSassiasc, WsFS
ascd 10 stccagsb The question NJ sase saesssf ss
referred TO ecnrsailOn os ise !easng 1ssss q Srs
crp snd wcs:eta Ensppe, and treaty Hss AsgseA ~
tho ysaaiio.ensiarIss q ,Ies 10 May 1854, Whofssy
Tho s,sssiaa was sp,tlsd upon P'tnc0 Christian %
.l,s sssdo,isrg Glutksbers Iuc. This arrangement
prosacsSl uaverssl Dissatisfaction in Denmark, s's 'S'
pa.!s, Para.aca. ,ssasod ss ioas ,iae, 10 Easlfy il
In 1859, however, aars two dissoiuiioas Diet ~as
elected. sqbsssyess snoaeh TO comply vita tho ~'sea
ol tho King. and the impending storm was, Fof 's's
u,oaFn;, ave'ted
VIA. was ,as Irnncsgia.s tx,=asion Of the present
ou.brpak. and whether it was uaagara'cd by i''Ii
Ia, rcy,, or wle,ar Aasseia and Fr7'ssa i'"fTct'
in The ar. instance In the ini0ess of Germany, 'se
have no, f,ocB aale 80 ascertain. We have looked in
vain oset ,l,e santy isos q foreign news that arc
re,7nitsea to reach US 70, authentic and accurate
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