Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-19
TIE IATEST INrELLIGEN CE.


members oil the provisional government, VIII
h. The ton OF the list of the tbirty-our dep
mics elected ior Paris, while the iour mem
h. of a more violent tendency, will be near
" AT the bottom oil 1t.
The elections in the departments were, on
the whole, oi similar character.
Another account says that the election re-
INNS from the sections as we'll as from the
departments, continue TO be most ls'actory
10 those who desire to see the moderate parry,
represented in the provisional government by
Nj Lamartine, prevail. In almost every ar
rondissenent in Paris, Nj. Lamarilne and the
moderate party IN the government head the
lists aud throughout the departments uhe
commissaries OF NJ. Ledru-RoIlin are at a
great discount. The intelligence had rrodu-
eed a very sensible improv ement III the mon
ey market. 1t was reported that &l. Albert
had gone over from Rollins TO Lamartlne par
~ in the Cabinet. aud that M. Ledru-Roln
was only waiting for the meeting oil the VA
tlonal Assembly 10 resign his post as Minis
ter. without waiting for dismissal.
THE WAR IN DENMARk-ANoTHER
BArrLE.--The Schlesvig territory mas Deeh
the scene of another action between the Danes
and the Free Corps. The bands OF frussiah
and other yoluntees, which have crossed Tue
Elder. came into collision with the Danes on
the HIGHWAY between Ke aud EckehioTde,
in the wool OF Schuellmdrher, ON Tue morn
ine Of the : 81, aud after u battle OF hve hours
duation with the loss OF ~ Killed ana ~
wounded but to what extent the Ddiies sui
tered. as our adyices reach from lidmbnrgh
Is not known correctly. About SUI men IN
all were engaged in the action, supported by
small body ul cavalry auu SouP'0 " ny"
pieces.
the order ior thc advance oil Prussian troops,
which had been suspended, was executed at
Me- on the 2lst to be carried INTO execution
IN lew DAYS The Plus>Ian consuldtes nave
ISSUED notices. warning al vessels ui tbat
nso OF The aaneer which they incur by pro-
ceeliaa 10 the North Seas. Unauthenic rl-
mof9 nay. been circulated IN LONDON OF an
adjustment OF the dispute, and the uefnlahs
complain Of the barborous mode oil warfare
adopted by the Danes in Stopping commerce;
but they forget their own uuJnsi ildole com
1neaccment OF the war. Chevalier Bunsrn,
S The Pfussian Envoy in London, ana Mr.. ora
Ia 1 ~ Wig fspaIesss9 sen his Daaisil nslTsH
.scrfce The disposition ~ 'so---- ,he apsr.
rel still remains "a profound mystery. II is
probable that she is waiting until the navlSa-
lion Is open, when she may support her views
by CORES pondng yigor.
altoona, Monday, April 24-Noon.
The train from Rendsgurg has brought IN
tel6qence OF the taking OF the town OF Sches-
wiz bv the troops OF the Confederation, after
an engagement which lasted from 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon OF Easter Sunday unit l o
clock al night The lorti6cation calIedlthe
Daaneyirk. on which the Danish artillery
wa, placed, was taken by the Prusslans a the
point OF the bayouet, atteI the battery had
been silenced by the field pieces OF the han
oyerian contigent. Sch'eswig then He'll into
the hands OF the Confederation.
The conflict was bloody one, the Danes
having strong position, and doing great ex-
ecution with their artillery and rlflemen be-
fore il could be carried. The Danes had from
10000 to II 900 men; the force OF the Con-
federation was the greatest, butt was not
all engaged; four Prussian regiments OF the
guard and line formed the bulk OF the attack
mo army. The loss OF the Prussians SO far as
can be gathered from the authenticated ac-
counts, is about 800 men killed and wounded
principally oil the 2nd aud 10Th regiments Up
to Monday morning l6 wounded had been
brought into the Rendsburgh hospital. That
OF the Danes is not vet known, but probably
from having fought comparatively under COW
er. is not so great
That the Danes fought well is acknowledge
ed they retired fighting from point 10 point
and held out to the last. One OF those acci-
dents that coniOund the best calculations
rendered the mines, which had been relied on
as one OF the means ii defence, useless, The
waters of the Schlei, an inlet OF the sea rather
than a liver, al the head oil which Scheswig
is built. rose to an unusual heigth in conse.
quence OF continued east wind and entered
the excavations. The fortified work or dam
called the Daunevirk was the main defence
OF the Danes, and when this was carried, the
the fight seems TO have been for some time
l.. Ifitt he # tha
suburbs were much injured, aud several set
on fire.
HambuIgh April oath, 1913.
A telegraphic despatch just received at Al
toua announces the entry OF the German troops
in Flensburs on which town they advanced,
after taking possession OF Schleswig without
opposition
AUSTRIA
In Vienna tranquility prevailed; exertions
were in progress 10 reinforce the Army III
Lombardy; bat the various distant provinces
o Austria were all in state OF considerable
excitement.
PRUSSIA.
Ia Prussia the public attention is absorbed
by the SlhiesNig Holseia war, aud the APP
preaching elections were moi expected 10 pass
oIpeocably.
SWITZERLAND.
Advices from Bsine to the l7th have been
received The Diet hud a secret sitting on
the Nth upon tina demand of he King OF Sor,
dtnia, thai lie Swiss couied ration should
march 10000 men into Lomb4ldy, and keep
a reserve q $1,000 on the lro ilirr a com
mlllee Was appointed on this, whose report
M4s expected 10 b; presented on the i1th.-
Al the dale oi tAe last accounts lhls report
had not been pres utrd
ITALY
In Lombardy the scene OF war has not ma
teriaiiy changed during the last week. The
Army OF Charles Albert alter having been
rrputs-d before Pechlera, which up to the
last accounts had not been TAKEN continues
10 maintain lis position on the banks OF the
AhuCu, the king head qudrters being al Vol
Ia; the main body oil .he troops couqnue on
the rghi bank ol The river. There is evidsnt-
Is pause in the courdge of Charles A bert
be Milan Gazette not d bad authority on
such point, although very little TO be relied
upon respecting the real Incidents OF the war
hints now that the Mincio is the limit srp,-
rating Lom5lrdy IRON the Venitian provinces
and that h. ing driven the Austrians out of
l.,tnbardy, the mission oi the Sandman envoy
and the KING. would terminate when Peechi-
era and Mantud had ialirn.
The news OF the Intenlion OF the King of
Sardinia. TO abandon the war OF independence
rather than consent TO the establishment Of
R4oubltc IN Lonbardy Is confirmed.
4 dispatch arrived at Milan on the Goth
from The headquarters OF The Piedenontese
army. bnaging the news OF an attack, direct
81 by the Hing OF Sardinia IN person, station