The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

creaeed blythe fact Of this notice having given by
opening negotiations with . view peace had been
tsken by the mediatiBg power, England; and whom ON
Queen Of EDss.a il had been declared to b. tn. ear
nest with Of tho nedating government, that the
0sSador Of Germany should oo:pe.nts In eson,s
nary to snythiIs like profitable negotiation 1t
cannot be doubted that tho same wish
pressed to Denmark The German ambassador At
declared his asseut to the proposals given by Ger
to peaceful understanding; Denmark has answered
BY progressively resembling the convention Of armis
were eommsncipg Under the circumstances alluded
to- 1t stl possible certainly, that the hssty resos
quences But the negotiations Of peace that already
have been opened Of course to be regarded in
tsrrupted until the preciptate haste Of Denmark has
been made gecd-unt 1t Ia settled matter that up to
given and more remote point Of time hostilitea shall
mot be renewed but the status quo Of existing things
be maintained Towards this preliminary object the
pending negotiations being directed 1t ineum
bent the Imperial Majesty to take that Gsrms
ny be prepared the event hostities being rssom
menced. What is necessary to this end has been put
In train, and the central power counts upon the
operation oithe Assembly and Of tho
OF Germany entire in the way Of peace, has been
bcpe and our aim. If the steps taken BY Denmark
suit in u renewal Of war in the north OF Europe the
fault and the responsibility will attach to Denmark
and Europe will acknowledge tho temperance with
which Germany has hitherto acted But II De nmark
chance TO think she may take advantage of appa
rent dtcord among the German States, then Germany
eng check on her struggles for d1velope .he
win .eriousy take thought that the work of oonsrtu
ton he completed and her members we'll knit cheer
from the right and centre
Decidedly 'there's something rotten In the State
OF Denmark"
Prussia itself Is trsnqull-we hear nothing
more about EmperOrs and empires
THE AUSTRIAN QUEsTIoN-ENr OF THE RUS
SLAMS INTO PENNSYLVANIA, TO HELP THE AUsTRI-
ANS, WHO WE'RE GETTING BEATEN BY THE HUNaA-
Rams.
f,Ilo q L..
Of Vienna, Feb 2l:-
Ne slight commotion was created yesterday, by the
arrival Of courier from Transyivsnis reporting 1.-The
total defeat OF Bems army, and the occupation of
Cronstadt and Herman nstsdt by Russian trooos A
supplementary sheet to the evening edition If the
Wiener Zettung contains the intelligence, from which
gather the following partic Since the bloody
and decisive battle near nstadt fought Janu
ury 81, when Field Marshal Lieutenant Puchner had
fearful odds against him. the enemy had succeeded in
cutting of our communications with Carlsburg and
being insu cient to prevent this disaster Tho imme.
date environs were therefore given up to pilage
and devastation Thus deprived Of the means Of sub.
sstense all provisions having been seized and every
species Of booty removed to Kausenburg by the enemy
had nothing for it but to listen to the complaints
and entire for help that came pouring In from all
sides especially from the two capitals OF the Saxon
h:d on
intervention Of the Russian commander at Wallschs
General Won Luders 1t time when they kept In
by tho rspacous boIdes Of the peIfdous Seekers
And now that all immediate succor from the main I'm
peIis army was out Of the question. and consider
BY fal.e approximation had succeeded in seducng
the whole Seeker tribe from their Allegiance, Go
prayer, and to call in Russian aid. Persuaded also
Of the csssty Of attacking Benz, while yet assail
doing 60 without sxpo.ins the Saxon territory to the
ravsase Of the Seekers he felt disposed to grant the
quest Of the Romani and Sake the interests of hui
nanity demanding it: He therefore called a council
OF war to meet on the lst Of February at HERNIA n
etsdt The sitting of the Assembly was interrupted
by the arrival Of the despatches from tronsadt stat
Ing that armed Seekers had the
and were making for the city, whose CONNER cal i'm.
portance made 1t tempting prize These tidings
deceive and General Fuchnsr on his own auth ority
sent At once for the Russians who now occupy Cron
place the st eco the latter on the 4th inst
foejtipg this tempo aid for the defence Of
Saxon towns the condition was laid down Of perfect
neutrality the Part Of the Russians in the
suppression OF the rebellion The Austrian general
was by this means enabled to assume the offensive
bulletins:
The fret is dated February s, Herman nstadt:-
stOae.bur s.zuTg there tIpestins accesons
the s Ss one 3 ant o.
formidable tooy four tu,s numbrs then
s upon sassSs
broke tho tool place past VEN The essmys
ms But
scale Gun .a ss os G s1sa .
o. cur victory are sixteen ours Whole cavalry battery
,na ssm private containing some Interesting
eas enemy .upsoS and !. be- 'as
& ne . Ss S e. D ssv: and vi sn .T. .pS
killed besides 100 ded The adversnry loss great the
s'a'Tera'td Felder siv, q 10 quarter.
The oath ermy bulletin, giving a more circumstan-
tel account Of the affair. Is as follows:-
s In @ 5 aDo
rtd the inurgen,s In company with held marshal lieutenant
sss
IN the, gs,s r. almost lab By tie fcraS,
b con ma,de, ppshSer having sse. ransd
s,tseh on the town and with at Object had
chosen ,yo,a.s petition elevated
wa.I.due,d to goo and guns General Pachner
a%i 1es tue s sGs ~ dS s%
srsasS hs.s
over su as is s
22hy ;t,nI.s irs,h I.isl,e lieIs saalSrs but after
tsado. ve,s ae pi pStsy
tor baggage ccmrns that Dem. aon
m 1 @.S rr TO w. hS * 1, t.a 40 s a
in h s &c ~ s over 70
81 s1 "nans s1sI ssa
M S%1 Tss ss and
Gn les OF ,y ana q, fed under
s 70 S n he tn. III Urs rsss
Gun, ,1a Il; v.sls sss.ss
T.. I,, or % M "d saGu.ea an ensign
n. snred ns Il a. sSs enemy nns % S.s.
gls Of dire TO pshes stand md in the night Up
tartcc GeItra tucbIer
er shlf and somed the place esry the taking
away with item be ice fell back peva
up NE lrde soros tie SreA visse busA and oecu
Id ire adjacent 6ds. When the left General Pusnr err
easures ioT passing the foicng
r .s est tht We stan Iren delivered
III M these rokber ho dee.
RUSSIA THREATENS TO FORCE THE pARpANEILEs
he letters which reached Malta late on the 18th
February, by the Erin, from Con stantinople wh ch
took her departure thence On the 20tb and from
Smyrna on the 22d idem, announce that M Tltow,
ihe Russian Minister at the Sublime Porte mad
ffcaly demanded the Passage INTO the Bosono-
lbs, and ont OF the Dsrdsnsles into the Medlier.
,anean, OF Russian feet which demand
havlrg been submitted by The Dvan to the repre-.
seHrsuves IF the other great Powers these. after
holding conference, had shewn the Sultan the
absolute necessity Of refusing, which refussl
having been communicated to M. Tiow, he had