The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-12 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

the QUEEN DOWAGER, and all. the
Royal Family attended the Cloister Churchf thishis day,lat
THE HAGUE, APRIL 9.—The Kl.NmGemabnedrsQotrEthrre,
when a funeral sermon was preached fo
M. r
CHILD, a clergyman of the Reforrae
Rev. Gentleman took his text from 1
Majesty WILLIAM 11., by the Revd.
These. C. iv.,
v. 18, " Therefore comfort one another with these
words." The QUEEN DOWAGER has taken up her
residence at the palace built by General WANDE.N •
ITETNII3;
BOSSCSIE, formerly Governor of the Indies, and which
was occupied by the late Prince ALEXANDER. Her
MAJESTY alighted there immediately on her arrival at
the Hague. The committee from Luxembourg, charged
with receiving the oath of his MAJESTY as Grand
Duke of Luxembourg, has arrived at the capital. The
committee is composed of only four members, and the
taking of the oath, which will be attended with the
usual solemnities, will, it is supposed, not be public.
It is said that the solemn inauguration of his MA-
JESTY Will take place at Amsterdam on the Bth of
May next. The KING and Prince FREDERICK, the
brother of his late MAJESTY, continue to receive
various deputations, charged with presenting addresses
of condolence on the death of our late beloved Sove-
reign. To the deputation from the University of
Utrecht, both these Princes expressed that their pri-
vate sorrow had been greatly alleviated by the
universal and heartfelt sympathy of the na-
tion. The committee charged with the erec-
tion of a magnificent public monument to the
memory of the late KING has received the national
support in this great undertaking. Some uncertainty
appears to exist respecting the locality where it
shall be erected, but Amsterdam, as the metropolis
of the kingdom, seems by right to put in the first
claim to that honour. The Hague, as being the re-
sidentiary city, was named as a matter of course in
the first instance, but other claimants, who now con-
tend for may possibly carry off this distinc-
tion.—Dutch Papers, April 10.
AMSTERDAMhe
BOURSE, APRIL 9.—lnland Funds
t
were more offered to-day. Spanish and Portuguese
were lower. The Russian, on the contrary, kept up.
Austrian were offered. Of South Amerian Funds,
the Mexican was the most flat. All the Foreign
Funds were lower, and no transactions of importance
were concluded.—Amsterdamsche Courant, April 10.

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double the number of Dane 3, but on which side the
victory was is not said. Some Danish prisoners,
among whom are two officers, are reported to have
been taken, but the German account claims no
victory ; so we may infer that the combat had not
terminated when the account was sent off, or that
the advantage was on the side of the Danish division.
A dvices from Altona, of the Bth, state that
Hadersleben has been occupied by the German
troops, and that various engagements had taken place
in the vicinity of Urlup and Satrup, but no details
are given.

MOLDAVIA AND WALLA CHIA.
The Russian general, MovueviErr, has arrived
in the principalities with an army of 24,000 men, and
another Russian general has advanced upo❑ Ibraila,
and has commenced building barracks for his troops
in the environs of that city. Further, the Ru'sians
have towed into the Danube, by one of their Govern-
ment steamers, five gun• boats. This being done in
direct contravention of the terms of the treaty of
Adrianople, %ill, there can be little doubt, give rise
to serious discussions.