The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07


!, Furthey Newsby the Cambria.
AdSiccs from Hamburg, Stale that on
l2Ihsthe'IIoistein army made a asr4aarc
moSemeptwithahe ntentioR Of attacking
Norsfield bridge across the Schlye Al
Messqtde, The Danes were driver. from
their llntorIifed position al ,KOspchdroni
land other points into their.eutrenchmepis
yound there canonaded abollt mn hpur siie
Holsleincrs, but without effect when Hatn ~ tiie
firing ceased, nndlhey kegan so reilre,TsT ~,
The Danes then replaced the sbfldge, vh'ct
they had previously removed ana crossed
cover with The Intention VI hnrrassIug th'
retreat Of the flolsteiners, but found them
so strong us 10 render it unadylsabler ,tt
aipress them closely. o. ie9 "a )
Gea.Willison took possession of Euken'
ford, and established his .hea lquarters n
that town in.the afternoon, but was snhse
qaentIy forcedloretire,. owing to The neal
pproxiwity ofthc Danish ships. The army
bivoli ached at points somewhat in advance
70ftheir position, and Oh The following day
the Danes still declined to give, battle
They occupied tho position which they
held previous 10 the edvonces aud to.whlcl
up the l4ih no further rnosomeit had beer
made. ~ 4sst 'r's'~ -
.ys The EIolstienersiosi nboutone hundroc
and lorysnine, and the Danes onc'hundrcd
and seventy men. II iaisH
,s HEssE-C CAssFs.--The Gernans have
boon occupied !ur the, Hast week with The
sudden and precipltate flight ofthe Prince
Of Hessc-Cassel. Disputes having arisen
between the Chambers as TO his right te
impose taxes without the consent of the
latter, and the People having obtained the
legal Tribunals 10 their resistance ofthe
illegal taxes imposed by the Government,
the Prince foun1 the pace too hot 10 bold
him and fled. The Hessians appear 10 be
getting along very we'll without the Elec.
tor and his infatuated ministers. and Il ;, y
said to be- probable ihal, other States will
shortly follow their example, 1as q
EEoLAND.--lt is stated on the authority o.
correspondent the London Herald under
uuto Vi iTuTlby ytHdtdrrulBeniohtSu' nv - - =
tween Spain on the one side, and England ant
Holland on the other, by which Spain on con
dition of having Cuba by the joint action o
those powers, engages to pay the debt. due BY
her TO English, Dutch and French. creditors
The chief feature Of English news has beer
the publication Of Cabinet Synod ol 'fhusies
in reference TO educational colleges OF govern
ment in Ireland, which has becn condemned 10
toic--greatly to the surprise Of all well wisherf
Of that unfortunate country. III :. -,..s,
The Liverpool Journal and Chronicle, which,
being edited by Catholics, and who arc sup
posed 10 represent popularfeeling among that
body, are expressing their oisapprobation Of the
course adopted by section Of Irish Bishops
who are at the commend of the Pope.
~ Ato several public meetings, indifferent
places, has been proposed TO bestow q suita-
bio testimonial of public appreciation Of brew
or and draymen Of Barclays &Pcrkins' estap-
iishment, for their treatment Of Gen. jHaynau,
As nm offset, the Times states that preparations
are making at Vienna 10 greet the General at
his return with what that joutnel slylesa splen-
did demonstration of loyal devotion. The gar.
,rison is to serenade him by torcblight, and the
Emperor 10 raise him 10 the rank Of Marshal Of
the Empire, II is also stated, on authority OF
an Austrian Journal, that the Austrian Minis
ter ut London has been instructed TO demand
the punishment Of the men who assaulted Hay
nau in London n. ;s- ..,fr, if.4s...
A frghifol railway accident occurred on
Eastern line 18Th. Nine lives were lost,
The Gorham dispute has commenced to agi-
tate the public mind, gy. r,f.3f tg
A dcstructiveffe occurred atALiverpooli ON
Thursday in the vicinity Of the Corn Exchange
That building was materially injured, and a
large afflotiftt of uroperty destroy ed.