The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22
Threatened War between the Poles
and Russia.
MOVEMENT OF FRENCH TROOPS.
Progress Of the Financial Revision.
More Failures.
State Of the ma rkets,
re. nc. &c.

Inc auxiliary steamship Sarah Sands, Capt.
w. c. Thompson, was telegraphed at half-past
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. She reached the
city little before o'clock in the afternoon.
She was boarded by the steamer Telegraph,
Captain Parks, and her news expressed to the
NeD York Herald office, where it arrived at
half.past o'clock. An Extra Herald, with the
news in detail, was issued at 3 o'clock.
The Sarah Sands sailed from Liverpool on the
Sd instant, and her intelligence is, therefore,
nine days later from England, and six days
later from the continent of Europe. She has
thus made the passage across the Atlantic in
seventeen days. Her Last trip to England was
made in thirteen days and twenty two hours.
The news is as important in political point Of
view as any that we have received from the old
world. 1t will be seen that revolution is still
compulsively progressing, and that the spirit of
democracy is unchecked. Other parts of Europe
than France have declared for republicanism,
and the symptoms are, that prodigious war
over all Europe is not improbable. Already hos
tiities have been commenced between Holstein
and Denmark, and no one can predict where
it will end Threats of war between the
Poles and Russians are rife, and may, in
deed, have been carried into execution ere this.
The struggle of the Poles, which there is
every reason to believe has actually commence
ed, although the account of the bombardment
and demolition of Warsaw may be premature,
will be the signal for revolt among the Sclavo-
mans, Tartars, and Germans of Russia, who
will certainly be followed by the Servians. A..
ready the report of an emeute in st. Peterf-
burg, in which the Emperor was shot through
the hat" with a pistol, as he was passing
through the streets, has been confirmed by tele-
graphic communication to Paris. This partial
movement may, indeed, be suppressed; but it is
not the less symptom OF the feelings of the
people.
The accounts of the abdcation of the King of
Prussia, and the declaration of republic in thai
country, are not confirmed by the news received
by this arrival he has conceded everything,
and now heads the revolutionary movement
throughout Germany.
In Austria, Bavaria, Pomeranla, Brandenburg
and other places, very strong opinions have been
expressed against the pretensions of the King
of Prussia.
The Siiesian Gazette, under the head of Bres-
lau, March %, says :-"We learn from certain
source that there is every reason to hope that
Prussia and Austria will restore the Polish pro-
vinces."
troops on the frontiers OF Poland is confirmed
The Cossacks have already commenced their
excursions.
Russia and Poland.
AIstris and prass,s CONTINUE trsaqu but there ap-
pears every probability Of war between United Ger
great obsc Of the Germans In interposs an indepen
dent between themsev and Russia and this oh
appe In the Cologne Ggs.e =" II va look caref fully
st position towards foreign States nothing Ia
III that shall shortly be IN opsn With
Russia One NJ NH h'nee at he Ifea b. in tie
f.id The wth ~ the German people has pronounced a.
sy IN favor ~ tnsre-eHoohsnmsnt ~ foiand Prussia
VIII have to give up portion OF her territory to attain
the great sotsn intermediate kingdom bet Ger
macy and Russia This movement has already com
menced provisional committee has already been
formed ut Posen for the regeneration of Poland Nth the
sqneisn Of tie Prmsian authories. II Prussia Ia to
make sacrifice Of territory must be understood that
1t with the certainly Of attsning the desired OBJ
ject Posen must not be given up with chance Of its
falling into toe hands of Russia Prussia and Germany
cannot remain strangers to the Russian Polish war
Tho words In the royal proclamation Of the 2lst Of
cate ss@y and an army
The Hsmbmrgh Correspondent Of Mnroh "a, says, In
ausion 70 tn. warke preparations Of the Emperor Of
Russia: In the eyes OF Rusia. Louis Philippe was not
legitimate king hence the opinion generally prevails
that the great srmaments which Russia 10 At this
invasive or reributve but tor the sole purpose alone
OF supporting Austria In case OF urgent necessity, and
iurner ior the establishment OF better defensive inca
sures In the event OF movement 10 Poland. Nothing
can be said In attenuation OF the conduct Of Louis Phi
npp- In oeserting nh.people and his troops NO marvel
that sucn course should fud sympathy from the
Emperor Nicholas whose conduct dismetrically
opposite In the year 1926 much apprehension however
IL entertained that the great an
OF me Emperor may have bad effect upon his health
were greatly In the funds had
even crcu'sted the report Of his death 1t be
denied that his personal appearance testes OF the Sc
verify of his surings His Majesty has been ssrnssry
advised to visit the baths Of Germany but no replied
snsrseticsly, that he passed the boundaries Of bis
army. He trusted, however that both his physic,sps
end the revolutonares would sosr him TO rsmsu oui