The Sun.
London, England, 1848-12-15 00:00:00

DENMARK,

vepalten of Copenhagen of the 7th states,
as
good source, that the diplomatists who are
gone to London, Count Reventlow and Counsellor of
Conference de Treschow, have instructions not to
consent in any case to a partition of Schleswig, but
Tfrhoem lf
a/y
to invoke constantly the guarantee given by the great
powers to Denmark that she should possess Schleswig
in perpetuity. This journal adds that there is no
longer any question of an incorporation.

ITALY.
The Ministerial crisis still continued at Turin, on
the 9th instant. The King had sent for M. Colligno
to compose a Cabinet of Conciliation, but the
two Ministers who were asked to retain their offices
replied, that they would have nothing to do with
the esageraii. M. Colligno having told the King
that he could not form a Ministry if the Chambers
were not dissolved, his Majesty refused to adopt
that measure, and called in M. Moffa de Lisco,
whose conditions did not appear to have pleased the
King.

THEATRICAL WARFARE IN A MERICA—A disgrace-
ful scene occurred at the Arch-street Theatre, Philadel-
phia, on the 20th ult., in consequence of an attempt to
drive Macready frost the stage. A portion of the audi-
ence exhibited a determination to frown down the dis-
turbance created by those opposed to the great actor.
Pence were thrown upon the stage,'and in the last act
an egg was thrown, which fell near Macready's feet, and
broke. The actor paid no attention to these repeated
insults, and went through the performance of Macbeth,
the beauty of which was greatly marred by the inter-
ruptions received. At the close of the tragedy Macready
was called out before the curtain and attempted to speak,
but the noises made by both friends and foes prevented
his saying a word for several minutes. When a lull
occurred, he commenced by saying that he had under-
stood an organized opposition was to be made against
him, but his confidence in the justice of the American
people was still unabated. An interruption was here
made, during which three cheers for Forrest were called
for, but only faintly given, while three cheers were loudly
responded to for Macready. He then resumed, and de-
nied the truth of the report that he entertained hostile
feelings towards an eminent American actor. The per •
son alluded to had, however, done in England, towards
him, what he was sure no nglish actor would do, and
what he believed no other American actor would do—
he had openly hissed. He (Mr. Macready) expressed a de-
termination to give up his engagement if it was the will
of the audience. This, however, was strongly negatived
by a large majority of those present, intermingled with
cheers and hisses. The police arrested and carried off
seven of the rioters. Forrest performed Macbeth at the
Walnut-street to a house crowded in every part.

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILN of cattle,
grain, &c., for the London markets over the Eastern
Counties Railway for the week ending December, 9,
1848:—Cattle Department : Beasts, 594; calves, 51;
sheep, 7,031; pigs, 72. Granaries department: Malt,
5,291 qrs.; wheat, 1,272 qrs.; barley, 1,122 qrs.; oats,
265 qrs.; beans, 180 qrs.; peas, 168 qrs.; total, 8,298
qrs., 16,596 sacks; flour, 6,430 sacks; send, 1,165 sacks;
total, 24,191 sacks. General merchandise: Meat, dead,
246 tons 14 cwts.; poultry, 58 tons 18 cwts. 2 qrs.; fish
(fresh), 322 tons 3 cwts.; fruit and vegetables, 562 tons
18. cwts.; ale and porter, 390 tons 10 cwts.; wines and
spirits, 92 tons 4 cwts.; wool, 35 tons 14 cwts. 1 (1?.
General merchandise, 2,660 tons 2 cwts. 3 qrs.; total,
4,369 tons 4 cwts. 2 qrs. Milk, 16,656 quarts ; bread,
65 owti.