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The overwhelming force under his
orders.
A sanguinary conflict ensued on The sslh ull.
and the Poles, who had fIeary zoo men killed
und wounded, aud 200 made prisoners, defended
themselves with desperate yalor causing q loss
of nearly 100 killed and wounded to their as.
sallants. The Prussian troops, after taking pos
Session of the Town, which was nearly destroy
ed oy fire collected aud sent their prisoners TO
Cuslriu, and then advanced 10 NeWsadt and
Mioslow.
A similar fight occurred al Milosaw, where
The Prusssns suffered much from the fire. of the
Polish sharPshoolers, who picked out The Off
GERS. Sgveml hundred Polish soldiers Of the
18th aud 18Th Regiments deserted TO the Poles.
The Town Of MiIosuw was twice taken BY the
Prussians, who were az last iepulsed by The
Poles and forced TO retire in The direction Of
Schroda.
The Government is determined TO complete
the disarmament bY force Of arms; ard US ener.
gstc and desperate resistance is made IN every
the Struggle can only end in The ex.
termination OF one parry or the retreat Of the
troops.
NAPLES.
The Coacordia Of Turin, Of the 9Th, announ.
ces from Messina that, up to the 95lh ulG.. the
Of the town had not ceased. The
Ncapoilans had not even interrupted their fire
on Good Friday. The Garrison made sally
on the 24Ih but were repuIsed with loss. The
town was still barracaded, and the inhabitants on
the qgi viye.
The Alba Of Florence announces that disIur-
Dances took place at Naples during the night of
the 29lh ult., to overthrow the ministry, Of
whom several members gave in their resigua-
ton.
RUSSIA.
The military precautions on the Russo Pc.
lish fronlies continue unabated. No one is al.
lowed an entrance or an exit. AT Karwach a
large force Of Cossacks is stationed, and far
lher force Of Hussars al the extreme frontier
Town. Between Kalish and Persern, there are
$4,000 men, with three batteries Of artillery
The Emperor Of Russia arrived Unexpectedly
at TiIsit on the 26rh, and proceeded thence TO
Poland.
1t appears that there are 10000 Russian
troops in the kingdom Of Poland, and 10000 in
Samoglia. lIis added that within a month,
there will be assembled in Poland according to
The orders, five aud n half army corps. leach
corps 55,OOOslrong, )excIusiye Of the grenadiers
corps, the half Of the guards, and 9, 8,646 reserve
cavalry.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Soils Majesty the
Emperor Of Russia, has confirmed The rcsolu-
hon of The committee Of Finance of the 12lh
Of April; in accordance with which it is prohibi-
ed, after the 24lh Of April. To export Rus.
sian gold and silver coin from the whole of the
boundary of the empire until farther
notice. g. Drivers and travellers will be per-
niued, the former 10 carry 100 rubles, and the
uller 200 rubles, across the boundary, for each |
,orson, of which notification must be given al
he Customs.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
According to private letter from Craven.
loin, of the 9Th inst, the Danes crossed the
straits of AIsen during the morning, under the
rorccon Of Il heavy fire from their ships.
They were then within a distance of two
aaPuos of our troops, which occupy the heights .
# Dubbel aud amount to between 5000 and |
200 men, and those Of the enemy TO about
O,OOO.
An engagement was expected. General Won
Vranze had Withdrawn his head quarters TO
.olding. An order of the day, issued by the
aneraI, declares that after taking possession of
redericia, there should be cessation of hos
lilies.
Aprivae letorlrom Copenhagen intimates the
ypeclalion Of a speedy settlement of affairs
is inferred that the blockade Of the EIbe will
OF be carried into effect, and that although
russian ships were condemned on the 9th at
opcnhagen, both ships and cargoes will remain
till the re-cslablishmcnt Of peace.
The blockade was begun al Bremen on the
tn, by Danish man-ol-war, although reports
p TO the present time do not announce that the
igajo Gession has prevented any vessel from
l,Iug out of the Wesser.
The commander of the Danish frgute which
stationed off Swmundi, has issued a notifca-
on to the effect thai all vessels must quit this {
ort within wenty-tour hours after the expra-
on, on the lllh inst, Of the term allowed
ocm. Danish ships Of war are cruising in all
lrec'ons Of SWasIand. S
A military insurrection took place at Madrid
n the 7th instant, at ! O'Clock in the morning,
'hich was suppressed after a sanguinary con-
Ict which lasted several hours.
The number of the dead is not known, but it
'as considerably greater than in the insurrcc.
ion of the 26lh of March.
Among the killed was the Captain General
'uIgoso, brolher.n-law Of Maria Chrisliana.
Thrly-Iour Of the prisoners akcn-one half
f them civilians, the other half military men
we're tried and sentenced 10 death by court
martial, and were about 10 be shot when the post
eft.
GREECE.
This luIo kingdom was on the high road TO
evolution, insurreclionary movements having
'roken out in various quarters. The financial
Itl1lrS al The (nnVprun,pnt tupr in tho