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The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1864., [Electronic resource], Free negroes on the border. (search)
Prussia's request. Five Danish steamers are cruising off Stralsund, where the Prussian flotilla is gathered. The Eibe entrance defence are being hastened. The enemy had entered Asrhuns. The Danish infantry had embarked at Arabus for Frederica and Alsen. Their cavalry had started for Viburg. The Swedish troops in Schonen, Sweden, have been ordered to be ready to march. An unimportant engagement occurred on the 18th at Sundewell. It is stated that 600 Jutland peasants have been compelled to aid the allies in the creation of trenches before Frederica. The Austrian troops having been molested by the inhabitants of Vierle, the General commanding has ordered that all munitions of war and arms in the possession of civilians shall be delivered up to the military authorities within twenty-four hours. The roads in Jutland are impassable in consequence of recent heavy rains. Marshal Wrangle has prohibited the export of horses, cattle, and grain from Jutland.