The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-24
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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BRITISH STEAMSHIP ASIA.
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THE SCHLE SWIG WAR.
sT0RMING OF FREDRIcHsTADT.
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The RePULSE OF the H0LSTEINERS.
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MOVEMENTS OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
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OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENTS.
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TEE MARKETS,
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BRITISH STEAMSHIP ASIA.
THE SCHLESWIG WAR.
rsT0RMING OF FaEDRIcHsTADr.
THE REPULSE OF THE HoLS TEINERS.
MeVRMENTS OFLUUIS NAPOLEON.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENTS.


The British mail steamship Asia, Capt. Judkins
arrived at her wharf, at hafPis 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, from Liverpool She sailed thence
on Saturday noon, the 18th last. She has, there
gore, made the passage from wharf TO wharf in ten
days, twenty-five hours, and thirty minutes
The Asia, on her outward passage, arrived at Lii
verpool on Sunday the 9th, in ten days. twelve
hours, and fifteen minutes; and the Pacific on
Thursday, the 10th, in ten days and twenty-five
hours
We are indebted Is Captain Judkns, of the Asia,
for the latest news received by electric telegraph
"a Liverpool, half an hour previous to his de-
parture for New York.
There was alteration in the value of Ameri-
can State stocks during the week, in the Londen
market Annexed are the quotations on the 10th
Instant
United States Five per Cent Bonds Qs55. :. 93a "a
Six per Cent Bonds Us62) .l03 a 104
Qsds) 100 q 1904
Six per Cent stock use7. 6s) loo a lo6X
In France, The President is occupied in reviewing
and Teasing The soldiers whilst his ministers are
busy in prosecuting the editors of the newspapers
for infracons OF the new law. M Montalivet has
published an account of the moneys expended by
the late King of the French. which completely ex-
onerates him rom the charge of ingratitude towards
Iaftte and others, who assisted him in 1880. This
document has caused greet sensation in Paris. Ii
appears that NJ. de Persigny visited Lendon on
matrimonial excursion, being about to marry the
daughter OF the Prince de Canine M. Theirs was
al Claremont on the 9th inst.
The grand attempt of the Schleswig. Holstein
srmy to take Fredrichstadt by storm, so long
threatened, has failed the various assaults have
been repulsed with great loss of life and the beau.
tiful little town is heap of runs and its inhabt-
ants are wandering about without house or home.
The Holstein army is to be increased by four bat
talions, or more than 900 men.
We learn from Cassel that General Haynau is
under arrest in his house On the morning of the
9Th, Lieut. Generals Urif and Gtrand, accompanied
by two auditors, went intetrrogate the General.
he was so much astonished that he opened the win
dow and cried I" treason" The officers, neverthe-
less, proceeded All the officers, except those of the
Hussars, have informed Gen Haynau they will lay
down their arms, unless The Eector puts end to
the present state OF affairs General Haynau at
first threatened TO send the officers who went to
arrest him 10 prison, but when he perceived that
they had taken measures TO carry out their inten-
ton, he promised 10 suspend all further proceed
ings till be had received new instructions from
Wilhelmsbad, and not 10 break his arrest, The
General IL syiJ 10 be- unweli.
The Siate6 General Of Holland was opened at
the Hague, by the King IN person, on the 7th inst.
The speech was Of very favorable character.
Austria. y ,vsIia, Saxony, and WIuem6urg, have
entered into an Offensive ard defensive alliance.
Bavaria is to assist the Elector of Hesse Cassel
with troops. ~ order of the Frankfort Assembly.
Thia Pruss.a means TO resist IL ~ probable that
this affair wall bring the German question To
crisis.
Another gi0na review took place on Thursday,
the 10th ms. ~ Versailles, At which the President
Of The FIeneh r'public aud Numerous and fashion,
able company we're present. When the cavalry ap-
peared In f,oli )f the President. they cried yoci.
ferously, awe Napoleon ~ " V7e PEmpereurr'