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th. The war in Germany has commenced. The German troops attacked Missunda, and were repulsed by the Danes after six hours fighting. The Prestans lost one hundred men. They used 74 guns. The following telegrams are published: Reudesburg, Feb. 3.--Yesterday the Germans were repulsed four times, and finally retreated. A thaw and rain has set in. Schleswig, Feb. 3.--At three o'clock this afternoon the Austrians attacked the position of Brestore, one mile south of Schleswig. The DaneFeb. 3.--At three o'clock this afternoon the Austrians attacked the position of Brestore, one mile south of Schleswig. The Danes held their ground. There was sharp fighting till after dark. The King of Denmark walked towards the outposts. No casualties reported. The Danes lost one field piece. The Latest.--The firing still continues. Another attack is expected to morrow. The wounded are being brought in. A renewal of the attack on Missunda by the Germans took place. The Danish lose was from 150 to 200 men. The Pittssians lost 250 to 300 men, and some accounts say it was much greater. England — the