The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30

The population OF Denmark Is undivided into four
classsss:-
of which the Islands contain. 800. o97 s55
Jutisnd. 625,Ss2
8 The s Fsroo Island: and icsiand 49,. $500
T. Colonies. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total. ....................2 go OcO
"Tho Danish army, in Tins Of pesos, consist, of
80 900 men, Of whom 1000 cavalry and 900 artis
"The army of the German Confederation in time of
pesce consists of 439 4S7 but easily be aug
which the aggregate numerical force Of the army
would amount 30 ll200 600 men, with 36l0 pieces Of
tlery, and rs. 1000 horscsn
Is generally rumorsd at Hamburg that the Russians
are to advance against the Danes in earnest but our
correspondent believes that the obsct of the Cabinet Of
offensive until ths various governments HAYS had an
opportunity Ct maurely considering tho question OF
Affairs in Hamburg still bear the gloomisst aspect,
aud credit has sustained shock from which it will not
The B6rsenhane Of Tuesday evening publishes q
lengthy proclamation Of tho Provisional Government Of
Holstein to ths people, calling upon them"to destroy
their nemss sinuly in the aggregate lin einssin
undin TuPps pernichfen xnd moslich
isD, by means OF necturnal smbuscsdss, Sc Tho war
on tbs eide Of tho insurgents will evidently be ono Of
determination
insurrsction at Hessc Casssl.
We have received letter from Cologns which Informs
us that ON tho 9h inst mob ASSEMBLED about the no.
tells OF the ex-mtnsters, who were very unpopular
soldisry called out dispense the dscontsnted
They charged the people, who Immediately armed them
place. and the arsenal taken by by the nsur
gents They then proe.ecsd to the hsrraoks and after
brief opposition tho soldiers retired leaving the town in
the hands Of the psople The building was soon sacked
and razsd to the ground
Italy.
The headquarters Of the Pisimonese army left
Cremona on the morning of tho 9th, for Bosolo,
Mantua. The project Of Charles Albert to
be to cut of the Austrian army so that Msntus would
be sep. ated from Raaekys corps and to offer battle
ct Cssgone, othor place the side Of Verona
The Pisdmonteso troops are animated With very coed
spirit The corps Of General Bss which is at Breschis
with he Genoese, Swiss aad Lombardy volunteers aso
long to attack the enemy The news OF great battle
is expected funeral ceremony c~lebr ted to-
day at Man for the victims Of the i've glorious days in
that city. The members Of tho provisional go
and immense crowd were present amongst
whom remarked the representatives. of tho other
Ma nr n5 Mr. masosq S
pes On leaving the cathedral and during the dsls of
the the popn1S. vys 10
tionale % shortly afterwards, the Princess Belsicjoso
arrived from Naples, with 200 Nespolitsn National
were loudly renewed The divisions sent by tho Pope
and the Grand Duke Of Tuscany must this have
rived the Lombardo Venetian territory 1t is said
the king of Naples 10 about to send 5000 cavalry and
artillery On the other eide 1t Is reported that Austria
will send another army into Italy.
considerable interest They state that the Ministry
thus constituted M Fisr, President of the Coun-
rior N. Ubsrti Public Works They had accepted Of.
zoe condition that troops should be sent to Lombardy
and that the 18th regiment Of infantry and the gen.
darmss be Immediately embarked fer Leghorn that the
electoral Law be modified that the Chamber Of Deputies
appoint $50 candidates, from amongst whom the King
ehoud choose the peers and that the Chambers be
powered to reform tho constitution liberal
basis.
the Bay of Naples on the ID instant.
The Austrian forces on tho Adige and Minco d.
vded into two darmSe The first corps under the
E,-lA al
the line of the Mincio. Tho I'd corps under the COM
mand Lieutenant Marsha dAsprs. Is posted In
serve having Its right at Peschera its centre at Verona
It Is said that the number Of troops forming the
rc of the army commanded by Charles Albert aud the
left wing which is manoeuvring the Inns Of the 20,
between Parma and Plscenzia amounts to $4,000 They
followed by 100 pieces of cannon They will be
rorced by the militia expected from all parts Of Italy
and the troops who have seems set out from Tus-
The Austraus to stop pursuit blew up all the bridges
Letters from Gargusuo that tbs last COLUMNS
of the enemy left Desenzano in the morning Of the 4th
By decree of the 9th Of April, the provisional 60
v.rnmrn of Milan places under ssque,trotion all tn.
property possessed BY he Imperial Family in Lombardy
| before the 18th Of March.
France.
The Paris Monites. OF the 14th inst publishes ths
weekly account Of the Bank Of France, which
lively the situation Of the bank had neither
| improved mol become worse.
The elections and the preparations for continue
however to distract public attention from the conte
plAtion Of the financial and commercial crisis.
Party feeling in respect Of the former was beginning
| to di,play itself in very unsatisfactory forms
The promotions in the army and other movements, ed
to the belief that In very brief space OF tms Francs
| would be engaged In foreign war.
The riots in varisus parts Of the republic
ing formidable character An additional instance Of
| military revolt had also occurred
Two seixures Of arms took place In Paris ON Wsdnss
The fall OF prices Of government securities the
Paris Bourse Thursday the 18th instant Is stated to
have been partly occasioned BY the rumor above NO
ticed thu. the elections would be again and
partly the sale Of stock in order to invest its pro
duce In railroad shares.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 7th inst
| The Duke and Duchess OF Montpensier had entered
Madrid privately. and dined at the Pslacs, after which
| they returned to Vista Allegro.
Nj. Olo.ss. hiss escaped from the guard which wa,
conveying him to Cads, and It is thought has ned te
Madrid WAS quiet but The arbitrary conduct of tn.
! Government was producing general dscontent.
~ buyers after tn. CLOSE; Five per Cents is buyers
sellers Passive Debt, ~ buyers 4 sellers; Coupons
OK sellers Exchange on London, "a 50.
| The Corn Trade Of Europe.
| From the Mark Lane Express. April 10
outdoor work, and farmers have been basy engaged II
the fields. Some of the heavy clay lands do not worn
very kindly but the whols there 10 prospect Of hi
spring sowing being sosonps ned In much satie
factory manner than appeared probable week or twt
ago The reports respecting the aspect Of the autumn
somewhat feeling which prevailed in osnssqusnc,
OF tho unusual quantity Of rain which fell in the month
Of March has place to that Of confidence in ou
prospects In regard to the future The deliveries
grain from the growers hay: not a. yet fallen on msts
rally but all hands likely to be occupied aurinl
the week two in preparing the land commit pl
the seed to the ground, &c may expect snort sup
plies for the remainder Of lhs month therefore moi
improbable that 4 slight rally may in prices blu,
We can see to calculate any permanent ad
long IS the season continues tolersbly propi
tious There usual, good deal of difference Of OPT
MON to the quantity Of wheat remaining In the hand
Of the growers Our own is that they hold
larger proportion of the last crop than IL gen rally the
at the corresponding period Of the year. which with
foreign still remaining in granary and such arriva
as may have from time to time from abroad will pre-
any scarcity being felt On the other hand 1t
be observed that the msrs bakers and dealers very
short Of stocks in all parts Of the kingdom indeed this
trade has months As becn conducted the hand
to- mouth system being disposed to purchsss
than needed for immediate use should anything there