The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09

if they entered Schleswig, the King of Denmark
would declare The Schleswig olstcncrs stated
to be quartcred atSchesedt and the Pussian ut Sorg
bruck. place the Schlcswg side of the Elder on
the high road from Rcndsburg to the town Of Schlcs
wig.
A detachment of the Hamburg volunteers met ano-
thcr detachment of the corps Ecknforde.
curing inc hight OF thc I'm ut ana In Their confu
sion they fired on each other killed man. and
wounded five or six others
Several battaons of Ha nov crans Brunswickers and
Odenburgcrs have entered Holstein and some Prus-
sian have also passed through Hamburg
ON their way to Rcndsburg.
A Danish sloop of war appeared of swinemunde, on
the 18th ut, but has hitherto committed hostii-
ties, although the alarm caused by her arrival has in
duced the authorities to tho bucys from the
channel. and to close the harbor with chain
Russia.
The Cologne Gazette Of the 18th OF April quotes n
letter from the Brcsau Gazette by traveller in which
he says that the accounts Of the movcme mt of the
troops are uncertain and contradictory. The Russian
government Is adopting every possible measure of de-
fence, and with every forbearancc The military rein
forccment demanded by Prince Paskewsch has arriv-
ed and set of for the frontiers 100000 to follow
necessity should require it, Warsaw is pcrambulated
by patrols but it presents Of the life Of carnival
than of scene Of war. Everywhere strains Of
lively music resound. because the Poles expect their
dcvcrance by Germany and hspe to secure it, by re-
naming quiet to the end
The Zeiiung Halle gives the following account from
Marggrabowson the east frontier of the Sd Of April
Thc deputy Of the Landrath has just word to the
chief resident Of Prussia that 800 pieces of Russian
cannon have just arrived at Raygrod, a small Polish
town on the main road from St Petersburg Warsaw
close to the Russian frontiers and which will proba
pass along that causeway to Warsaw while the troops
will advance further into the country, II Is evident
such train of artillery uust precede very considcra-
Bile body of men, The Bremen Zeine in a letter from
Berlin Of the 10th April, confirms this intelligence.
I'VE learn from the kingdom of Poland that the en-
tire army assembled in Lithuana has advanced and
taken up its quarters the Prussian frontiers Three
hundred pieces Of Russian artillery sad to be Mt
Warsaw. A Cracow journal, Of the 10th of April SAYS
that the total number of troops in Poland amou nt-
TO 10000 men, which to- be augmented to 1000
Other journals contradict these reports
Spain.
Accounts from Madrid of the 18th instant state that
tranquility continued to prevail In the capital but nu-
merous arrests were being daily made Mr. Bulwer was
shocked at the arbitrary conduct pursued by Gene
raj Narvacz with respect to the Progrcsssta that
hc thought II necessary to send in friendly rcmon-
STRANGE which has been very ungracously nd
England is honored with several columns ofabuse in the
Modcrado papers. Every day adds 20 the violence Of
Narvacz Persons Of all ranks and stations are daily
sent of Madrid absurd suspicious Of conspiracy
and banshed without trial and frequently even with.
out any cause being given. The mere reputation Of
being Progressista at heart Is punished with dcporta
ton Such scenes cannot last long. The Spanardr
have shown great patience, but human endurance Ia,
its limits Nsrvacz has established reign Of terror
Madrid Of atrocious character as that establish