The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

ese II With the acquiesceuce q the companies; in
fact is intended to xproprate the railways such
81 them ~ may be endered by the companies to
ths State on t.rns mutually aecedsd to.
he committee OF war have agreed to recommend
mat an army OF bOO 600 men shall be assembled ana
maintained around Paris.
The rst division Of the army Of the Alps under the
command Of General Mangin, has arrived at Vin-
sennes.
The funeral procession of the victims Of the 23i of
by & neral Cavaignac the Ministers and several
bers of the National Assembly.
The bourfe was closed.
Austria.
Vienna papers Of the LIST instant announce the with
drawsl Of The Italian heet from the waters OF trieste
in consequence of the representations of the Bavaran
and Prussian Ministers.
genes from lnnspruck The deputation from Servia and
Irotis admitted such, to the audience Of
his Majesty. The individual members were admitted
TO private audience aud his Majesty declared to them
that the resolution of the Municipal Congregation of
Agram and of the CarowitZ Congress drawn up
Illegally; and that they could only lay their wishes
before HIM through the medium of the General Hunga
ran Diet and the Hungarian Ministry; that he would
nov er. uphold their rights inviolate.
The Archduke John has been appointed mediator
between the Hungarians and the Ilyrians.
1he royal proclamation to the Servians has pro-
duced very favorable impre sson. The greater
Der Of them have laid down their weapons without at
the same time, laying clam to paterna independence
Wiener Zettung July l.
VIENNA, July 2.
courier who has just arrived at the Ministry of
War has brought the intelligence that troops have
again taken the heights of Rivoli and bombarding
Venice
daily expected The Ministerial Council is said to
have declared its firm resolve to conclude peace
Milan, and if needs be at Turin also
The Austrian army in Italy will be Immediately
infoiced by at least 30,G00 men. Fourteen battaons
are already marching thither. In Bohemia and Mora
via large levies Of troops are being made.
The intelligence that Mann President of the Venice
Republic had gone to Paris is not correct He had
pai.d to the eadquarters of Charles Albert order
to lay before him the mt state Of affairs The result
Of his mission said however, to have been very ia
vorable.
70 from Eiald oil alb
dated Treviso June 81 he garrsoned Fort Coronella
the 25th by which movement Venice is
petey surrounded in the whole extent from thence to
Waliachia.
BUcHAREsr, June %.
Yesterday great apprehen were entertained of
general rising here, the Hospodar who had return
ed to Bucharest at the desire of Russia, has fled from
it with his family, in consequence Of the cholera
Denmark and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JuLY2-The Prussan field pest is now in Hadersle-
ben, consequently the Germans again have possession
Of the northern part Of the country Schotburger
An The stotu quo in the negotiations will according
ly comprehend the whole duchy. The Danes retreat
ed quietly during the night, from Hadersleben the
approach of the Germans. They blew up the bridge,
by which two houses demolished during their
retreat They fought valiantly with the Schleswig-
Hostein Jagers. Prussian officer three pryates
wounded in the skirmish with the outpost
Five Danish prisoners were brought in here yester-
day, which caused very great excitemen among the
Sanes, who are lying sick at the hospital.
1t is affirmed that Prince Frederick Of Prussia was
kred upon fvSs four different houses at his country
HadereeDen.
We have nothing decisive Of the skirmsh at Chris
tia ped where there is said to have been bloody work
Some reports affirm that it was merely the encounter
Of few squadrons OF cavalry, while the Danes
retreating to Jutland
Some natives of Flensburg who had been intriguing
with the enemy, have been carried off to Rendsburg
REspsBuRe July Sin the sitting of the Scheswig-
Hostein Diet to-day the Commissioner read a report
from the General command of the Scheswg Holstein
troops Prince Won Koer giving account of the en-
gsgement between the Federal troops and the Danes
1bieh took place at Hadersleben on the 2Sth II an
from he n he
no less than fftyeght Danes taken prisoners by
the Germans. 1t is most remarkable that among
the German troops there was not one killed even
wounded.
The Homburgh Correspondent, of the 4th gives the
following extracts from letter dated from the camp
on the LIST =" The Schleswig- Holstein jaeger troops
had broken up the morning of the oath from Ries
as arant garde further northward, when they met
hostile line drawn up at Hadersleben with hurrah
for Schleswig Hostein. small division Of the 4th
company Of the Jagers tormed the city but they
soon reinforced by the I'd and Sd companies and the
field pieces which directed against the buildings
and magazines. The Danes were stationed and fired
upon from behind the sacks Of meal Three houses
in Hadersleben set fire. Prince Frederick who
present is said to have been especially aimed at
The Danes well fortified All the windows were
taken ont nd up leaving only sufficient snace
for the rifles to pass through.
"After sharp encounter the Jagers returned to BIZ
vouac at night and at two O'Clock in the morning,
they received intelligence that the Danes had quilted
Hadersleben. The federal army broke up the lager
corps taking the lead. Passing through HaSersleben
they encountered the enemy about league beyond it
the jaeger corps I'd battalion and LIST JAEGER corps
wing necessarily pursued the enemy The Danes, how
evor in perfect order to Holding Forty men
who belonged to Scbleswg deserted from the Danes to
the jaeger corps. The Danes lost thirty seven dead
wounded at Hadersleben, and prisoners
The Germans had seventeen wounded. Among the
prisoners is a student from upsal
aAfter the had crossed the boundaries of the
country they took their position at Solund where
they are stationed"
HAMBuRsu July 3-Several hundred wounded of
the 10th army corps have been removed to the
Hospital and to the Hemp Magazine in the suburbs of
St. PAUL. as there are already above 500 wounded in
Altoona.
CorEsHAGES, July I've have just received official
intelligence Of the advance of the federal troops 25
me n and the retreat of the Danes to Holding.
The King Of Denmark has given 1000 rix dollars
from his prvy purse for the relief of the State prison
Of
The Diet Of Jutland was closed on the oath.
A traveller. whose authority we can depend and
who left Cope nbsgen the morning of the 3D. af
firms that there prevailing report there that the
morning Of the I'd armistice between Germany and
Denmark had been definitely concluded for three
months The conditions, so far as they are under
stood at CT penhagen, are as follows
"The evacuation Of Funen by the Swedes, and of |
Schleswig by the German troops
% Schleswig o be wholly ungarrisoned
Raising Of the blockade Of the German harbors |
and the delivery of the German ships detained in CO.
The latter stipulation to be carried into effect
soon as the value in money of the acquisitions made
by the Prussan troops in Jutland shall have been
The Be,liner Nachrichten states that the object of
General Pfues journey to st. Petersburgh is
I'm the Russian Cabinet in its present amicable
time nts towards Prussia and Germany.
The following letter received yesterday at |
Lloyd's, and was instantly transmitted to Liver |
pool by telegraph
HAMBURGH, July 4, 1S4S.
Borse nhatl Office, 9 O'Clock. I
Sir We have this moment received confirmation of
report stated in of this morning that the
OF three months has bee concluded between
Germany and Denmark on the following terms
LIST The Swedish to withdraw from the Danish ter
ritory.
"a The Germans to withdraw from that part of !
Scheswig Holstein called Schleswig.
3D. Schleswig to remain neutral ground.
4th The blockade Of German ports by the Danes to
be raise d immediately.
5th The vessels captured by the Danes to be
ease after settlement of the act of contribution levied
n Jutland by the Prussian army We are, yours &c.
q. HOSTROPP SON
Captain HoLsTEAD Lloyds.
The following was communicated at a later
hour:-