Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEWS ny THE CAMBRIA

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The E'sern mail Of this morning brings US the New
York and Boston papers, which contain Tleg aphc
paris Of the news by the Catloria The account pub
lShed yesterday is nearly Word for word The same as
Thai in the Eastern papers The following all that
addnnal:
We roliced yesterday MAT so Lond,ners had arrv-
ed in Paris the 9Th. They were received with much
honr BY The authorities Of Boulogne and Amiens The
ronnlttee of the party waited Saturday the Minis
| ter of The Interior.
| To an address, in which the party described
deputaiiou of merchanls magistrates and arzaas, of off
feren towns in Eng land drsrons Of cultivang friendly
relations with the French ha,iun the minister replied
English that not necessary for tile visitors have
official character order obtain cordial reception
He had he said. visited the principal establishments of
England and could appreciate the importance Of the in
teTest represented He sincerely desrois to see Is
rabshec between France and England the sympathy
important 10 the interest Of the nations aud to cIv
zaFfon.
| The Minister Of Public Works gave orders FIR the
admission Of the Engish visit'rs to The national bull
dngs and parks, which not usually opened to The
public
In lie course ofthe week The pary received auo-
mentation, which raised their number upward of 500
They highly graiej at their reception in all paris
of Paris, and by all classes of people, At the opera The
orchestra played God The Queen; the whole OF the
audience cheering
The following partial account cf the defeat Of the
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tress Of f keruford
Danish squadion, Consisting of ship of the line
rgate rovetle and Ihree steamers Of war; entered
the bay of Eckefnrd early The morning of The 9Th and
opened fire against the batteres. At A. NJ. of
the steamers was crippled and made IF. The firing
rnued without ntpfmlssinn on both sides till half past
twelve. when The Danish Admiral Paadan hoised the
white far. and sent flag Of truce sh re- demanding
that the battery firing and he wuud withdraw
Else that he would lombard the town. The commands
ing fflrr, Jungmann replied he might do he pleased
every ball he had was destined fur the ships''-
The flag "f truce went backward and forward I'LL
"'cock. when firing recommended In hour the FIJI
gale Gafor struck her conrs, and little after the line
If battle ship ChrstIen also. and Admiral PaIaan ami
officers delivered their arms t., lhe Duke Of SAKE Ghe
and the men Game on shore prisoners Of
The GATOR Al gun frgle; the Chrisen
an 81 gun ship Of the line. OF the Gehor the cnmple
ment was 300 me of whom 100 pris and 200
have fallen. THE Chris'ien had 500 board, Of
whom nearly 100 are prsoners-the remainder falling
IL was one If The most brilliant affairs record thu
result 70 guns and 100 men striking to three German
batteries, with 20 pieces Of cannon. Immediately after
The landing Of the men, the Christie as in flames and
blew up
We have accounts from the army t. the 4h inst
On the Sd, General Rye crossed the Kunigsrn and
tered Schleswig by three different roads. His division
was in all about $500 of different arms. in tee
separate columns, marching toward Hadefsl,ben,
f1ulsiepes and Gelans from 1900 10 1900 men strong
wh" We're attacked and driven through that after
some ll'te fighting. whereby the Danes lost killed and
10 wounded. The Danes lie 4'h had possession Of
i1aderseben. and sent advanced guards Marms to
open HE foad On the Sd in The morning. another Dan
shf rec left Alison, about 5000 men strong aud landed On
tia Sumdect.
They took two different routes to cut offa advance
corps Of Schcswig stein troops. who had some arl
ery, and consisted Of 900 1000 men; they were d
tackled at Atzbr and Agpnsund. and Garen-
stein at the same moment but they retired rapidly
from bntn places the Danes returned their position and
remained there unmolested. On the 4th, some few Of
their men were killed and about twenty wounded and
some few wounded Germans fell into he hands If the
Danes. Although the loss of the Chrislien and Gefior
IS deep felt in The Capital yet there is desponding-
Measures have been taken equip immediately The Den
mark ga,e and to equip another line Of battle ship also
thu S. FL. Jod Of so runs 1t is expected they will he
ready for sea by the 6th