The New York herald., 1864-08-22

haH the Island Of Fohr containing . church and ten
twothird vslAsee; rbe Issad or Amru1, with -
church and ,n'es villages Lstland, or The northern
point OF Island OF SyW, IN vilage and Two light
houses. sunderland Romeo, The southern half Of the
Islspd Of Rom. vkh church and seven villages 6.
Tue islands Of old and Nance The Of which
only nhsbsted The district OF Lohharde upon the
SchesWtg nland opposite the Island Of Rom, with the
four parishes II Banm Randerup Dostrup and Medos-
den T. Inc district OF Mogeondern between Hoyes and
Tondern) with the castle and estate Of Schmsckeoourg,
sse estate OF oy burg and the three villages OF Noges
These seven enclaves together contain only twenty
four twenty ought Euglish) square miles, but OF
value lis sovereign. They situated as mouths
of the chief waterways the western coast 0 the
ducby viz: the Lisertef and Schmaissf; they may be
said tncSe0resto be tho keys 70 these important naval
postions As the roads In the Lissertef the only
available Cor large ships along whole western
OF the peninsula they have always been the main
naval station North fleet Of the Danes time
and In ell treaties the Danish government has re-
tanned hesa waters and the adjacent Shore The district
Ripeu Roe TO which enclaves have various
times been attached 70 remain with Denmark although
said 10 be originally part Of Freeiand. IL Is situated
mAes south OF the konigsau, frontier u
Jutland1
The Empire of Mexico.
MAxiMILIANs TROOPS FROM BELGIUM.
From Gaiignani's Messenger, August 81
The Belgian es,sn intended for the Mexican service s
being actively filled up. The usual medical inspection OF
is about to be commenced Audenarde, under
dissection OF General Chapele The Mexican Minister
Is said well satisfied at the choice OF both
and men. He does not doubt that the number oi Two
thousand I'll be easily obtained and thinks the naf
Of the first battalion (about five hundred mem will be
ready TO leave on the 18th OF september.
The Iron Navy or Russia.
st. Petersburg letter or the 18th Of July eaysThe
iron clad battery Pervenetz returned Croustadt
after successful triad the open sea- under che drec
ton OF Rear Admiral Hkhaichon commander OF the IRON
clad squadron. Her average speed was eight and one
quarter knots per hour On the 26th the one cred
Monitors vestchoune and Koldoune steamed OF the
military pert roadsead and took up their
stations in line with the Pervenerz and the paddle
steamer Vladimir which carries the nag OF Rear Admiral
Zikhatchon.
These vessels were to be reviewed by the Emperor
the following DAY.
Rebellion In Central Asia.
BLOODY BATTLE AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE IN cAB0oL.
[From the Bombay Gazette, July 8.
The latest intelligence from Central Asia is dated the
9th June, from Cabool, and is highly important
On the 14th dem Major james, the Commissioner OF
Peeshawur, received . letter from Sirdar hahomed
RuYeek Khan announcing that on the I'd June pitched
battle had been fought at Bazgah Bamcean between
the Ameers troops, who thirty Thousand strong,
with forty five guns, and his brother, Mahomed Afzul
Khan whose amounted to about the number
OF and thirty guns. Afzu Kahn defeated, with
the loss OF two thousand men killed four thousand taken
prisoners and great portion Of his artillery and
equpage. The Ameer's army had about two thousand
casualties. The defeated Srdar escaped, and was, by
Kahn, another rebellious brother OF The Ameer OF
Cabool, who had ny from Koorum In May last after
perdu al Kawul PDdee, within the British territories
The battle OF the I'd June appears to have been
commenced by the artillery on both sides, which kept
pounding away for several hours until the troops became
impatient and closed with each other hand to hand
with the sword and dagger whish SPEED
v brought the contest TO ISSUE Both armies fought
desperately but victory declared for the Ameer OF Ca.
bool, and some two three thousand Of Afzu Khans
men 10 his brother, the remainder Tetreating
in wild disorder leaving ther guns and everything they
could not carry behind them. The victory was com
plete, and the Ameer has celebrated It with great
oicings and iunuations ir his capital OF Cabool
The neck Of the rebellion to be fairly broken,
and IL IS probable there will be peace In Afehans-
for time to come the forces brought against
the Ameer by both his brothers either destroyed
for the most part amalgamaed with his troops.
Shere Mahomed Ali has exhibited mucn determination,
military skill and personal courage-vir:ues that al
ways appreciated by semi. .baroarous people, such
he has been called upon to rule over
Spain.
There are fears OF political movement Ia Madrid. The
government taking 70 maintain order in
the principalities
Turkey.
Prince Coma bad sgnalIzed the settlement OF his dim
culties with the Sultan by granting amnesty TO all
political offenders Foreigners however require cd TO
leave the country.
Commercial Intelligence.