The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12


activity Of the ''Danish Propaganda" IN North
s5chleswig Danish emissaries were said to be
exciting the peasantry to revolt The provision al
government had established land blockade OF
the island OF Alsen.
Business was almost superseded In the capital
by the festivities OF the last night Of the carnival
Croatia.
The Zeituw gskaNe has letters from Gratz at atinp
that the city OF Agran, the capital OF Croatia has
lately been declared TO be In state of siege II
appears disafiection is spreading among the Croats
who protest against the intended annexatI OF
their country TO Austria. They commenced their
independence, and that independence being en-
dangered by the plans OF the Austrian cabinet,
they turn against the Emperor, and are ready to
oppose their Ban, unless JellaChch makes COM
mon cause with them.
The Duchies.
We have received our Hamburg papers and cor
respondence to the llth inst. A decree of the Da-
nlsh Board OF Admiralty orders the persons draft
ed tor naval service to join the force without de-
lay, threatening the refractory with punishment.
The DANISH press Is busy with the question OF the
armistIce, and as Germany seems tired OF the war,
the general jmpre s that the Schleswig-H ol-
steiners will carry il their own account.
vhe Hast,
Advlces have been received here, from Con-
stantnople, the 4th, and Athens to the 7th INST
The osvwal de Comsia~s'mopts, OF the 4th, Gays t.
the Moldsvsn WsllachiaA princip appear to a..
sumo, great activity has rsigned in the Dvan for
OY
Ottoman cabinet are more frequent thsn usuaI. And
tho between the Porte and the repre-
ssntstves Of the great receive from this state
OF things, an unAccustomed movement,
The same journal says;-
1t results from letters received 1t by
the Last mail from Bucharest that to
be effected in the prinoipAty Of wsliachia. These
arxests the letters stats take place night and ter
10 the order Of the Day Ut Bucharest All this mon
suspected Il not being well with tho party the old
Boyards, trembie for their liberty and their fortune.
The same communications declare that these acts
AfRA nhoro flv nf fho and uNff
Commissioner OF the Porte, Fraed Efend, and of the
Caimaosm Prince Constantine Csntsouzne.
The accounts from Athens not important.
On the occasion of the Kings birthday, promo
tons in the army and other favors had been disri-
buted to the cOuruers; and full amnesty had been
granted to General Grivas, who, 1t will be remem-
bered, was implicated IN an InsurrectlOn OF 1917.
The JOw,waI ass DebatS gives the following from
ConsfantiDople letter, dated the 18th of January:
By the last Engiish packet, Str Strstford Canning
received ome very energetic and explicit instructi
IRON Lord PslDerstcn, which appear to have been
written after animated conversation between his
iordehAp and VI. Biupow. England complains warmly
Of the conduct Of Russia the rin antes Of tho
violation Of the residence the ,ommandant Of the
Turkish troops, in order to sezs q person who had
ry and aoeve all Of the i'll trsa which n Eug.
ish subject had received from the Russian authorities
England astoniehed az the prolonged absence Of the
Russians in the prin palitiss offers to tine Porte
the aid Of England in oblgug them to withdraw This
1t happened most that Russia had just the
eecond time made formal proposti the Porte for
clause. that Of Of disastrous memory
Russia would have made with the Porte alix moe
liberal ideas which are ferme ntng in the Danubian
prtnopAtiss the constitution OF these prncipaiees
was 20 o. modified after beng suspended for seven
HoePodar was not to be replaced, Russia va, to uu
'dertaie the police, and maintain order In concert
with the Porte and at Tho end Of the years
two Powers to together the future fate
Of the provinces Titow has just received from his
court pressing instructions for treating with the
Porte upon there bases and already COMMUNICATIONS
ON the subject have between the Russian minis
ter and the DIvsn This danger, however, Is happily
averted by the new attitude assumed by England
-EMnRATIoN TO CALIPoRNIA.--THR Lattice. DAY
Saints On Tuesday last, Swansea was quite en-.
hvened in consequence OF the arrival Of several
wagons loaded with luggage, attended ny some
scores of the "sold Peasantry' OF Carmarthen-
shire and almost an equal number Of the lnhabi-
tants OF Merthyr, and the surrounding districts,
together with lkeir families The formidable party
were ne srly all :. Latter-day Saints, and came to
this town for the purpose OF proceeding to Liver
pool In the Troubadour steamer, where ship is IN
readness TO transport the m next week to the gilt
xering regions Of California THIS goodly COM
pany Is under the command OF popular saint,
known as Capt Dan Jones, hardy traveller, and
a brother ei the wei known John Jones, Langol-
len, the able dIsputant on the subject OF A" Baptism
He arrived in the town on Tuesday evening, and
femsto ENJOY The respect and confidence OF ms
tai HUI band. Amongst the group were many sub
stantia farmers from The nelghborhoods OF Brechfa
and Lsnyby der Carmarthenshlre and although
they were well to do, they disposed OF their pos
sessions TO get toCs iornia, the ir New Jerusalem,
as they deem it, where their taDaticism teaches |
them 10 believe they will escape from the general
destruction and corhagration that Is shortly to en-
veope this earth. IL rs their intention, we are In.
sormed not 70 visit the gold regions, but the agrl
cultural DISTRICTS where they intend, they say, by
helping ne another, TO reside in peace and harmo.
n.y. and to exemp'liy the truth OF "brotherly love-"
not In name but in practice. Amongst the number
who came here, were several aged men, varying
from 70 to so years of age, and "whose hoary
locks" not only proclaim their 'lengthened years.,
but to render il very improbable they will 1--we to
see America vet 60 deuded are the poor and SIM
pie SAINTS, that they believe that every amongst
chem, however nhrm and old they may be, will as
surely land In California safely, as they started
from Wales. Their faith is most extraordinary.
On Wednes day morning, after being addressed by
their leader, all repaired on boird, IN admirable
der, and with extraordinary resignation. Their
departure witnessed by hundreds Of sDecta-
tors and whilst the steamer gaily passed down ;de
river, the Saints commenced singing lavOrlte
hymn. On entering the PIERS, however, thc y alb
ruptly stopped singing, and Justify responded to the
cheering with VIII oh they were greeted by the in
Administration.
Markets.
PANS Boz RISE, Feb. 22-The Bourse WAS animated
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