The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20

schleswig, ON The Rendburg side. ca the 1871
inst, the Hing OF Denmark, escorted By two squad
Tons OF Dragons, and Of euirassies arrived al
Sehleswig from Flensburg, and passed his troops
in review; but returned 20 Flensbary in the after
noon. The Danish tTo0ps are said b be co,nman.
ded by Gen. Won Hedemann. 80 =
nag OF truce, sent 10 he DANISH quarters BY
the Prussien Colonel BONN, Is stated to have
brought reply that the Prussisn ucops might acl
as they please in the territory Of bstein, but that
1 II they entered Schleswig, the hing of Denmark
would declare war. The Schletwg Hnlsteiners
are stated 70 be 9uarlered at Sfhestedt and the
russians at Sofgbrnek, place on The sehleswig
side oil The Eider, on the high ropd from Rsadsburg
TO the town OF Schleswig.
| detachment of the Hambrrgh yoIun GERS met
another detachment Of the sainf corps ner Eekin-
forde during the night Of fhe iklh Instant and in
Their confusion they fired on each other killed one
man. and wounded hVeCF sin others.
Several batialions of flanoyeriana, Brunswick.
ers, and uldenbaTgers have eniesed iolsten, and
some Prnssan renforceaenis have als0 passed
through Hamburg, on then way to Ileadslnfg.
| Financial Condition Of Essope.
Not me slightest ameliorstion hls taken place
| in credit or confidence throughout Europe. In
France commerce IL at a complete stand, and the
uncertainty which hangs over I've knsnnial posi-
ton Of the republic quite preclsdes amy security
being ieli for the future. The paper currency is
s'.aaally dsPfssiatins m lalus and od and silver
Il
Pearance OF revivins confidence is christianity
checked By the disturbances OF The populace; and
the same thing prevails IN almost every iso9nmeF-
cial town throughout France.
| From HambuIgh, merchants write with great
| despondency. The next accounts frem tLat quar-
| Ter are looked for with great anxiey Bank Of
| Discount IS being formed at Brussels, upon the
principle Of mutual assistance 10 all classes con-
/ neeted with trade. The same principles will be
brought into play at Chaheroi and Luxembourg.
viii be applied 10 TO gram license for twenty
/ five years
Business is improving in Belgium, and will in
crease II the Belgians permitted 10 remain al
peace. The last accounts of the Bank of Dis
count continue 10 be unfayorable The circulation
shows an increase Of f390O00, the specie a dimu-
nliion OF ElSO,UU The Treasury deposits have
been reduced E2i0,uO0 snd the private deposits
are also less fl4S, 600 The necessity of adyane.
| ing e., UOO,UOO To the Government has diminished
The power OF the Bank 10 discount so large a sum
of commercial bills before, the present week 5
amount showing dimunitioh Of ESS3 00lover the
preceding.
The Finance Minister has not come 70 any final
determination about the appropriation on he rail-
ways, Paris during the week having been oecu-
pied with more vital concerns; but the general i'm
preston prevails that the Government meditAtes
carrying into effect some comprehensive scheme
OF the kind The hye per cent. rentes are about
81 VI; the threes, Al IS.
Naples.
Accounts from Naples 10 the Sth inst have been
received. The king, as was TO be expected, had
found himself unable 10 resist the popular impulse
against the Austrans, and had issued proeiama-
lion on the 9Th, announcing hfs intention, nOtwlh-
standing The embarIassInenis of the Sicilian cues
lion, TO devote all the resources OF that State the
expulsion OF the German army ffom the soil Of
LofnbaFdy.
Poland.
The Poles who had taken up arms had eyaeua-
ted SchrOda and Were shat up, by the Pfassian
forces, az Wreschen, near the Russian frontier.
They, however, showed no disposition TO yield and
| a sanguinary conflict was expected A letter da-
/ ted POsen, April 10th, contains the following:
u Is said that the Gennsns and Jews have attack
ed y Polish ProPTietOrs, who were proceeding 10
this place with IS horses, in preparation for a waf
against Russia They despoiled OF their
horses ard money. fweheof the Poles were cut
| 10 pieces, and 10. who had been wounded, were
fastened with cords. Al B0jan0wO some Polish
travellers were maltTeatsd by toOp composed OF
Genans aud Jews becanst they wore the Polish
cOckade.
| Hungars.
| The Cologne Gazette Of The 18th saws" An
engagement between Hungary and Russia on and
respecting the dnchies of the Dannbe is consider.
ed inevitable The iadeyendeti Hungarian gov
eminent seems resolved upon the speedy anna
Inent of The people, and extensive wsrlike preps-
Iations. SU,0OO fire arms have already been OF.
deTed at Vienna
/ Prussia seems 10 be proceeding vigorously 10 arm
her vast population, and DANISH vessels, have ap
Peared of Stettin and Swinenlunbe, evidently with
hostile intentions, and no particular changes have
/ occurred in Holland OF Belgium.
| CHAKTIST MEETiNsS. in favor Of the
charter have been held during the past week in
almost every town of note in England and Scotland
The convention has adloanled, after appointing
populations 10 visit the PROVINCES OF England aud
Ireland, and adopted petit0A 10 the Queen, pray.
II eeal n m afari
The Austrian government has ordered the Jesu-
its toquit Pintz This step has given considerable
satisfaction to the Roman Catholic population.
! The overland mail by extraordinary express,
in anticipation Of the overland mad which reached
| our Office at a late hour last night, we have re-
| ceiyed intelligence from Calcutta 10 the nh, and
Bombay to the 18th OF March. The papers are al
most wholly devoid of political intelligence. lndia
is tranquil throughout
Germany.
Some four or Eve hundred Fuenchmen had in
/ ysded Stilteroch, and had marched TO the top o
Francois. Troops were sela % dislodge them
In Baden the people threatened 70 rise TO proven
/ the 18th corps Of the Federal amy from entering
the county. In Hesse-Cassel they We're by th'
last accounts in open revolt Everywhere the fer
| mentation is extreme.
Il From the north of Germany are sad accounts o
an incendiaTy insunection in the kingdom of Sax
onY, which the Government have not as yet beeI
able so put down.
| Mtsceilaueoas.
| LoIDON, April 22nd.
| The wars and general comIaotion on the Con
/ tinent have not assumed . less alsming aspec
1 thsn on the day ofour lAst weeks publication
The hostlities going on in gsshleswig- Hosteln am
Lombardy, naturally occupy kmqst attention; bu
the universal disruption, OF seeiy1ip almost ever
quarter of Europe, forbids ne hopI uar.lpatter
| can resume their ordinary ,eaeelil coarse HoI
long time 70 come. In Ldlbardf, Charles AIA
bert has not abolished his headquarters slnce the
last engagement al Volta, on tie bank OF the
Mincio. ~ sni
In Prussia there seems growing feeling that
The Polish Prussian provinces should be Telln-
| pushed, but the uncerailty which prevails res
| posting the movements OF kussia, leave all
these questions, which virtually affect the polit-
cal existence OF eastern Europe, in state OF
obeyanee. tn ~
II The Very --latest. tt
Il We copy the following from the New York
Conrier and Eaqrirer, Of the evening Of the sth;
We give below, also, slip containing the very
latest intelligence, received at Liverpool by tele
graph from London, for which we are indebted &c
Messrs. Wilmer q Rogers.
l We understand fromA passenger, that the steam
er UNIrED STATES wasenteIing the haIboI at Law
eTpool, as the Britannia came out This prove
10 be true, she has male very good passage.
i Prince METTERNIcH with his son and daughter
arrived in London on De 10th. The Austrian MIN
ister, the Earl Of Abedeen, Lord firoueham, the
Duke of Wellington, md other distinguished per
sons, cslled upon then
The Hermann wonhleave Southampton Tor New
York on the 26th.