The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

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f'ralus is trent ssuHdsri bu, the struggle between
/ gsrinsus end SclaYes will eonmsneej The nallYn.
| sties viii have death struggle with each other.
| Russia, which has hitherto remained quiet, will
step forward in favor of the Solavon,c tribes Of
Austria"
scl,lestSi g-TlOlstetn.
! A litter from our correspondent at Hamburger,
dated the 9th OF June, encoses the following des-
patch OF General Halkett 10 the Government of
"HrApauARrrRs, Flensburg june
The division under my Command exchanged guar
ters with the Prussians this day, aud Fens
burg and the vicinity At the outposts nothing Of i'm
portance has occurred On my arrival here inspected
the hospitals and have found to great JOY that the
best has been taken of the sick and wounded on
our side. As some delay has been occasioned by the
changes which have occurred in the forwarding Of the
special report Of the action OF the 2Sh and Goth of
May have only sent for the present the list of losses.
Accordingly the various contingent forces of the divi
sion have lost ked-one officer one sergeant is pri-
Yates, and five horses wounded-seven officers 10
geants, 1874 prvates and six horses; missing three
sergeauts, 81 privates Total-eight officers IA
geants, 1o9 privates. and IL horses.n
The Provisional Government has called on all
able-boded men, between 20 and rs years of age,
TO volunteer their services on behalf of the 'cause"
| of Scheswig- Holstein. The free corps men be-
longing to Major Won der Thams division have
already been organized and equipped as regular
soldiers, and marched off towards the north, and
IT is hoped that this method of using them will
meet with the appreciation OF the public generally
The mtrgues of the Holsten clique have quite
disgused the public In Altona especially, the
sympathy Of the inhabitants has considerably cool
! ed, and even the agitation for the organization of
fleet Is likely to turn out s. nine days wonder"
Several companies OF contingent troops OF infan-
| Try have passed through Hamburg from Oldenburg
and Bremen to JOIN the 10th army corps in Scles-
wig, but otherwise there is positively nothing STIR
| ring.
A postscript to this letter. dated O'Clock p. NJ,
says:-
The troops Of the 10th army corps were reviewed
yesterday along with portion of the Prusans the
occasion of the birthday of the King of Hanover
The particulars have not arrived. This review to
supposed The news is confirmed that the Danes have
sent flag of truce to General Wrangel to announce
the bombardment Of Frnsburg, and consequently the
sick and wounded have been removed. Some heavy
guns have been placed in battery to defend the town
M Beseler left Altoona yesterday his return from
Frankfort, whence he had 1t is said brought very fa.
vorable news for his party. to Rendsburg by extra
train
"A company Of free corps men arrived last eve.
ming from Rendsburg having become quite tired and
Disguised with the service At Kel yesterday evening
fight occurred between some Hanoverian soldiers and
the townspeople on the occasion OF the asssmbn Of
the ba TO play in honor Of the natal day Of the King
of Hanover. Several of the townspeope we're wound.
ed but the Officers managed to arrange the dispute for
the moment
Hanover Is in a state of agitation, and commo-
tons Are OF constant occurrence Should further
collisions take place between the military and the
pcpulace, IA dreadful effuslOn of blood is appre-
hended.
The accounts from Norway favorable to the
Danish cause. committee has been appointed
by the Storthing or Diet to consider the question
OF Denmark and the German confederation. A
motion submitted to the Storthing BY this
committee the effect, ''that it was -sary to
employ the troops of the line, and the naval forces
as the King might deem fit, in the defence of Dem
mark az alnst the German confederation and Prus-
sla. and tor this purpose to place sum of 260, 900
specie dollars at his disposal i'll aid of such protec-
ton" This was unanimously agreed to.
Our advlces from Copenhagen are to the Sd inst.
af ~ #
Norwegian Diet, already recorded His Majesty
was to proceed to Malmo to meet King Oscar OF
sweden.
The Russian steamer Chrab conveys mortars to
carry l2Olb. bombs and balls. The steamer Caro-
tine AmelIe had arrived from Alsen with II Meek
lenburgh and Hanoverlan prisoners. The insur-
gent Captain Wasmar, of free corps notOriety, and
couple OF his men who are Students were among
them. General Hedermann mad reported that h
buried in the churchyard at Sonderburg, of thos4
killed on the 18th of May, 36 men, Danes and Ger
MANS one Mecklenburgh captain, and two lieuten-
ants. The funeral obsequles were very solemn.
The highest honors were paid to the remains OF
the deceased warriors, German as we'll as Danish
The Admiralty Court at Copenhagen, on the Sd
June, declared as good prizes the following ships
and cargoes;-H anoverlan ships, Concordla, Capt.
Schleenhege, with coffee, currants, honey, tea,
&c; Johannes, Giarrus, (cargo allowed free) Prus
sian ships-Pfeil, Radmann, with ESQ tons of her.
rings; Heinrich Augusta, Buddo, with timber;
AURA, Nilsson, with 3 100 bushels of wheat; Oden-
burg ship Astrea, Siege, with sugar.
The last accounts IRON Meckenburgh are of a
more peaceful character. Tue peasantry had at
length submitted TO the authorities, after having
destroyed properly to the amount of IL, 900 dollars,
belonging to the landed propretors.
Grand Ouchy of Posen
The BreslaH Zeltung, OF the 7th, states that de-
spaches from Berlin have reached Posen, order
ing the military commandant TO put that fortress at
once into state of defence. He is instructed TO
build outworks, and do all things requisite for pre-
ptring the citadel for siege He Is Likewise or
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of the works, and an unlimited credit on the exche-
quer Is given TO him.
The advces from Frankfort-on-M aine are to the
9th OF June.
The chief subjects of conversation among the
members OF the Parliament are
l The affair OF Schleswig. Holstein
2. The creation of a German feet.
3. The refractory state Of Bohemia.
4. The Limburg question.
Nos l. 2. will probably form the subject of to-
morIow's debate. The English regarded with
l,tle lwll, think, by all parties, as being the
CHEF instruments IN making what Is here called
lie dsgIacetui peace with Denim ark. As to their
tl-et the Germans IN TO look forward with d
sort % sanguine delight to Its establishment. Some
members, but | cannot distinctly state to which
party they belong Ito the left benches, beheve)
regard the complaints OF the Llmburg people
good pretex for engaging in hostilities with Hol-
Land II by fair means they unable to lure the
Dutch into the German Confederacy.
Inc following declaration, drawn up by num-
Der OF members belonging to the left (the liberal
party) lies open every evening for signature in
Of the lnns:--
1--WE the undersigned members Of the German Con-
tituent National Assembly. express wish that the
settlement of the constitution of Germany may be
solely and wholly en- rusted t. the National Assembly
we wish sucn a constitution FOR Germany may
permanently ensure the sovereignty Of the German
people. We wish. therefore a representation Of the
German people, resulting from the free suffrage of ali
We with an executive central power, chosen By the
National Assembly ~ a usi
10 the assembly itself
We wish the fundamental rights of the German
people to be at defined and proclaimed. and
cured against every possible attack the part Of the
| individual goyeronlents.
We wish the respective German States in forming
confederate State (Buudrs Staat,) to give up
much OF their sefcompetency as the National Assem-
bly, shall declare necessary for the establishment Of the
| grand whole
I'VE wish the National Assembly to leave the sepa-