Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-12
,FuRTHER INTELLIGENCE BY THE
BRITANNIA

A
uTand Duchy OF Baden; aud the secret socie-
lies oil Germans, Swiss, Baden radicals. and
! french elnlssaTies seem organising an armed
| iaVaslon. At Hesse Cassel the soldiers aud
! The CITIZENS are at violent issue, the mill AIRY
| having attempted TO restore their former
| reign OF physical force. The Duke OF Hesse
! Cassei has expressed his indignation at the
o0irages attempted by his guards whose disco
/ luton as regiment he has ordered. and some
oi the culprits are to be tried by courts-mar-
''al. In Saxony irightiul incenliary insur-
| rerlun seems TO be going on. which the gov
eminent cannot succeed in putting down. In
Alsace complete insuIrection OF the peasan-
| Try exists The troops have been attacked at
! Mormoniior, and 10 were killed. The rioters
we're at length repused with great loss and
their leader captured
The steamship United States had not reach
cd Liverpool on the 22d nit
The steamship Hermann arrived at South
ampton from Bremen, on the both. on her
homeward voyage to New York, for which
port she leaves Southampton on the Goth inst.
lbe Caledonia arrived out on the 18th ult.
IRELAND
From the Liverpool Mail. April %
lrlsh Affairs are becoming little more set
tied Messrs. Meagher, o Brien and Mitchell
i are preparing for their trials, which are ex-
pected TO take place about the 18th OF May,
and. in the meantime are exha,Isting their
vacabuIary OF ssdition. The orators Of the
Repaal Association are quarcIliug among
themselves, whilst their funds are also eX-
hiusled; here and there a ranling, revolution
ary priest den unces the union. and advised
warand blooashed, but he usually gets rap
on the knucklcs from his superior. Poor Tom
s eele. OConnell's heed pacificator, has hap
a..
trate sell 4 structinn. but his mind. as well
as his property. is irrevocabIv gone. Drilling
is practised in nlany parts OF the PROVINCES
but the governments in Dublin has eyinced
determination to suppress thsse foolish and
illegal demonstrators: pixies and firearms
also continue TO sell well. whether they will
ever be brought into use. or il used will not
be more injurious TO the purchasers than to
those against whom thew NAV be directed. are
ques ions which we shall not take upon our
selves to decide.
From the European Times April 221
The deplorable state OF Ireland annarent
| w on the verge of civil war. continues to
I1ccupy the deepest attention of ali classes
In the wild aud tumul,uous passions now
evoked. it is scarcely to be honed that the
calm exhor atoms of wisdom and experience
c.n M listened to The n,,;or;,y nj The VOC.
ME OF ireland now n great pytpnt armed
Seem r4solved unon s,ma desner,te act
,,b;1h ,,;lI sec,ra r.. ,h..,. ~ PlS..,,;'h
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t,o,,.' ~ al ShI.su.;n SS,iI, h.. IN;
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Ind A, H., So ,,',e the boa I'd of trade
at Conenhagen have u;ven assurance thai pri
vate nroneriv at sea. even in case Of war
would be respected. Hamburo was occuniee
By The Danish troons.''
The accounts received from the continen
tend to comnlicate The unfortnnate event,
which heve occurred in Hostein and Schles
wig, with regard to the, misunderstanding a
present existing between thes. duchies and
their sovereign the King of Denmark. as vel
as to threaten The peace of Europe. The
whole of the German confederation is compro
missed BY the inludicious first act of tn,
King OF Pr,ssa and a.e called upou TO take n,
against Denmark
On the side of Denmark no actnaI collision
has taken place except between the Danish
troops and the unsurIent ScbIeswig Holsci-
nrrs. The Dnes landed under cover Of thai
ships-oi-war. and alter a sharp struoole-to
the blond OF both nations il thr,ntohlv rouse,
succeeded in routing their opponents. an,
making themselves master uf H.. ducbv On
the lOth instant. a fierce battle was ion hi nea
Flensburo. in which the Danes bav,nJ a do.
cided snperiority in NUMBERS. AS well as !,
their calvary and artillery. The Schlesw;q.
Hotsteiu army was defeated and coo,nelled
TO retreat towards Rend,burg. The Holstc;.
ners 10 O0O s,rono retired n Ban from, Flans.
bnro disiodOeI by the nrenarst;ons tor hnn,.
b,rGmeni from he b.rhor which w.s iii -,
Danish unn hoais Rnt The Danes come a., II
suner;or nun,h.r- "a d,o,,a al -, -.
desn;te a stnbborn res;sIaoc.
Two German regiments we're almost ann;
hilated and the k;IIed On each s;d. go o
600 750 insurgents wers tak.n nr;sa,,er,
After their yicIory the danes nushed son,h'
wards. and entered Schlesxig at two IN ,ha