The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
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The Bsrfasski Tasnde of May 9th
says Yesterday the enemy occupied
Aalborg
A telegram from Copenhagen of May
9th says: The enemy having occupied
Aalborg, he commenced firing on the
opposite shore Of the Lymfiords.-
Trenches are being thrown up to the
east of the town The fortified camp
near Frederick is being demolished by
the enemy
A dispatch from Rendsburg Of May
sth, says The popular meeting sum
mOned from al parts of the country
took place to-day. ltwas resolved that
She people of Schleswig- Holstein, under
the rule of the legitimate Duke, Fred
erick VIII The meeting demanded
that an opportunity should be granted
to the lawful Representatives of the
country 10 demonstrate the rights of
the people. 1.-THE people of Holstein,"
il was stated. are determined to up.
hold their rightsto the uttermost.p a
vote Of thanks to the allied armies wss
passed at the meeting, and the wish
was expressed that all persons capable
of bearing arms should take part in
any further struggle for liberty
4 telegram from Stockholm of May
. says Fifteen Swedish and Norwegian
men-of-war are to assemble of Gotten
burg on MAY Is, under the command Of
Prince Oscar.
The following was received by the
Secretary for the Colonies, on May 2,
from the Governor of Heligoland:
Two, p. m.--The Austrian squadron,
consisting OF two frigates and three
gunboats. Is Just engaging the Danish
squadron. consistingof two frigates and
one corvette, six miles east Of Heligo-
land.
-Four, p. m.-The Danes have won the
action. One Austrian frigate is in
flames, and she, together with the other
Austrian frigate and gunboat, is max
ing for Heiigoland. They are almost
in English water
telegram from Heligolaad of Nav
Z 4 p. m, says:
A very severe naval engagement, last
ing An hour and a half, has taken place
between three Danish frieates and the
German squadron An Austrian fri
gate appears to be in flames, and is APP
preaching the island, accompanied by
al the German ships while the Danes
are steering northward
telegram at 3, p, ~ says, The
whole Danish feet Is at anchor behind
Sand Island The fire on board the
Austrian frigate has been extinguished
She lost her ioremast and bowsprit
The Frankfort Post Zeitung, OF MAY
l)th. SAYS: The Powers represented at
the conference have agreed to com
mence negotiations on Thursday for the
conclusion Of peace. The prospects are
not unfavoTabfe
The Austrian hieate which was in
flames vas tne Schwarzenberg. She had
loo men killed and wounded. The
Radetzlzy had % men killed and wound
Ell. The combined squadron (Prussian
and Austrian) are lying at anchor in
heligoland roads The Danes suffered
severely.
a telegram from Cusehaven, of May
18th, says: The Allied squadron arrived
here tbs morning The Schyartzen-
berg not only lost her foremost and
bowsprit, bat sustained other serious in
juries The loss 81 the squadron in
killed and wounded IS i70
A Nashville letter writer tells tbis
story An Episcopal clergyman who
was elected from his pulpit for disloyal-
Is, last week asked General Rousseau 20
replace him Ia hispafish, and his APP
peal vas backed by an earnest request
10 de General from Bishop smith, OF
Kentucky. who has taken temporary
supervision of the Church in the State
The Bishop, who is q loyal man, had
obtained promise from the clergyman
that be weold read the prayer for TIE
President, and he thought he had bet
tes he allowed 70 20 back 10 his pulpit
Bat The General called the clergyman
iasa his Office, and. alter cateeisiaine
him. and aseestaining that ha WIS
rebel 81 heart, he positively refused 10
reFerse the order Of expulsion