The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

the allowance granted BY the since the revolution
to ed aborers The National Guard assisted
BY troops OF the lire and body of reamen succeeded
ia spp.hsnding the ringleaders and order was quickly
reestabiished.
Accounts from Madrid are OF the 7th utmo.
twas generally known that suoi her ipsurrectiopary
movement was intended to be made at Madrid on the
Of course was moi ignorant OF what wss known to the
world, however, were on too formidable scsls to be
bearded by the scauty rn.spt OF the bsrricads men
the attempt was not made
There havs been disturbances ct Valencia and
rious General Joaquin Armero had been appointed
second IN command, and A. Castro Political chief
| city
The Ns ional says-aA correspondence has been
IN the private snd confidential councils held at Madrid
Christina and Narvaez have resolved to put their trust
ia the Csrlsts: and to offer them their hands. The
s.n'is OASIS OF this alliance Is to b. the dissolution of
ths marriage Of the euen who will then bs msrrsd t,
the Count dc Montemoln who win be proclaimed King
right and By fact In return the Of Don Carlos
to insure to tho throne of Isabella tho assistance OF
bis patissns against all revolutionary attempts Never
thele the pr Jset foolish In the present state of
| spain, that we give 1t with every reserve"
State OF Affairs In Dsnmark.
From the London Times, April l5
The result Of the collision which has tax ZEN place
Bsu, near Fleasburg in the Ducby Of Schleswig bo-
tween the Danish army and the rsurEena from Hol,
.eln, ana other German marauders sufficiently
taat all that needed TO bring this knoty qu.stion to
dna to leave the king OF Denmark to settle
81: own .sirs With his own suijscts We entertain
or 5000 men is moro than match FOR any force tn,
disansctsd party ia the duohes muster aud In the
hst action which has taken place the latter havs beea
s6scuslly defeated Tho success Of military operations
carried on In these dusbiss aud still IL III " ex
tended to Jutland aud the Islands of this Danish mon
srohy, depends very much upon the amount of naval
support TO be given to the land forces. In this respect
th, Danes have . vast superiority, not only over their
immediate Opp0nQut1 but ,opf
tea ITSELF 1t that body should be advssd to take
part In this quarrel The coasts Of the numerous Cords
nets and rivers OF the country and most Of tina
OF srength or Importance easily be approached and
defended by SEA- and the Danes possess eonsdsrabls
sdsptAd to this species of warfare
It's however, certain that very considerable force
OF fruesisn soldiers has actually advanced The
whole duchy OF Hostsin and taken possession the city
hsndseurg lying on tho confines Of the two duchi.s
thority this military demonstration has been made 1t
might indeed DO competent to the German Diet to
dsr the occupation Of the duehy Of Hosen portion
Of the territory OF ths confederation after due comu
oaton With tbs sovereign Of the country Bat it has
'suredy nos been the practices of the German Diet
interfere by force Of arms behalf Of insurgents and
against their uudoubed prince and ruler In reality
notorious that this advance of the Pussian troops is
not an act Of the derm.nic Diet however may sp
proved by the anarohical assemblies new debating public
affairs at frankfort or elsewhere The king Of Prussia
has acted solely his impulse or rather on the
pulse Of that excited popuaos which now controls tn.
rohcy Of bis government and he affects put into
oution Measures which the Germsnc Diet has not de-
creed We might add msre-we might say that at this
the Dist .. which Is ifa't tho
elsxities of revolution The only just and
would be to abstain from any in.ererenc~ which st is
impossible to justify by any tangible right by the
The matter viii not rest here. In few days the Danes
viii have driven the insurgents out Of sobleswig alto
BY Ii. military oooup.tion :" orsisn srmy
from r. entering the capital Of his ducby
sons which have taken the Prusans to Rsncsburs on
the frontier VIII take them beyond It, The passage of
IT,: Ed.r y Prussian regiment Is a. much an act of
var against Denmark as the passage Of the Ticino by
the sardinians was an act Of sgsinst Austria
the two cases present most striking and d.porabs
least espOussd tn. weaker eausc and the King
rrusss has taken care 70 put hiself ct the head Of
strong cause, to osnsh, as he expects snail ns,ghbor
We snter:si, strong hopes that the power Of Den
ofe ancient dignity; and though it unqusstionsbly
stands little ehancs Of driving hssts of German symps-
every believe that NO forces the Germans
at their disposal can subdus Denmark Jutspd may be
overcome though there the nature of the country
- Dy no means favorable to such military peratous
5ut the citadel Of Danish power in ts islands Z,a
land and the aeighbourpg islands contain the largest
snare OF the aboriginal population OF the realm Ccpsn
hagen stands on the extremity Of these insusr coasts
which command the Sound. And tho oaly successful
rms power or tbs passage of army over the Lit
tie Belt and The Great Bel the ce at time Of year
the when tie King Of sweden invaded the coun
try IN 1857 II 10 evident that such attack DO
made ct his season by the German confe
otner hand the Danes Besides providing tho naval
ofheir own defence 10 condition to infot very
rous isjurles the mercantile Interests of Northern
Germany They can close the Baltic sgaipst tho rrus
sian nag they nay blockade the Ebs and of the
rrussan ports are safe from coup de main In the pre-
ssst aspect Of the sfirs Of Europe ws have doubt
that Denmark viii be able to maintain her rights until
such time Is other events will place honorable peacs
| 1T her disposal
At the Same time the question Is one which pro emf
neatly admits Of or rather calls for, mediation The in
habtants OF the duehes may be more readily induced to
n The Aat,n If
passionate adviser, than upon the command Of their
Sovereign. The Ceramic Confederation and especially
they commit themselves act Of violence which must
so deeply ahoot their character In this country and
North Of Europe and the King Of Denmark has slreay
ntmaed bis readiness to accept the good offices Of the
snsh Grown Our only fear is that the osr viii arrive
too late Nothing 10 moro probable than that the Ger
man forees have already crossed that boundary which
bsen for mnsmoral the terminus the empire
Germany as Of Rome and II 30, tho case can only be
dealt with a. an unprovoksd and upjusdbe Invasion OF
the Danish dominens.
Nothiag can be indicative Of the total absence
Of political authority and counsel the part of the
leading German governments than such fatal determ
are ssins made upon "a. s:ais pm@ mos"s . Nor,
prs6.bs than thot the summer will net pass wihout
esates against the eslossal al ies Of Russia On the
side Of Frsncs they receive apces OF good
will, but they exposed at all moments Of difficulty
to aggression the Rhine But content vie these
they thrus,ips themselves into northern quarrel
attacking their nearest neighbour causing the Sound
a PsIhaps tho Llps 70 % smut against tnem ana aeh
Atng the goad Will and respscs OF England hen they
might be most useful TO Germany more signal dis
Play OF want OF judgment and prudence never wit.
oesssd than in this move Of the Gsrmsn forces 1t
threatens to leave the entire body Of Germany IN oe
OF without an ally Of defepce and this at
crisis when although the enthusiasm Of the people
considerably excited the real structure Of military and
political power unhappy shsken In every part of the
Conieie:suon. The King Of Denmark rsigrs more se
cursly In Part at least OF bis domnion any Ger
man monarch now the throne
Oar latest intelligence from Copenhagen are OF tho
| Ssh, and Hsn1ebuYGh Of the eth nit:
We must point out the true pei
ton OF the affairs Of these countries, on which
SUI ct eur readers arc aware that for some years
pass the Gernsn press has excited the pubic
mind to the highest pitch Of extravaganza The Duchy
OF Hostsn belongs to the German CO nfsder
OF sonleswig doss not and whilst the King of .nmsIs