The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday ey,

FRANCE. ..-
PARIS, Thursday evening.
Intelligence has been received from the
department of Soane and Loire, which speaks
most favornbIy Of The Stale of Commerce and
Industry, and of the increase in the deposits
received in The Savings Bank of the Depart
ment--an undeniable sign of the returning
prosperity and confidence in the maintenance
of ORDER. lsasa
A plot formed by the Reds for burning the
Arsenal at Tonlon, has just been discovered.
A destination of the French feetis said to
be Schleswig, Hostein, in order TO take part
IN the probable Intervention for the settle
menl of The Duchies 10 Denmark.
The Bank Of France's weekly return shows
an increase Of 100000 francs in the pre-
cons metals, and 100000 in the discounts.
The note circulation was increased about
2 100000 francs, and the sum to the credit
Of the treasury about Z 500, 900 francs.
PARIS, Friday. Council Of Chelsea
Roup, has expressed the wish that, in the
consolidation of the Executive power of the
Constitution should be revived in the third
year ofthe Legislature.
The article in the Moniteur du Soir was
the subject Of discussion in the Assembly
yesterday. The affair is spoken of to-day as
a crisis OF the utmost gravity, both rs regards
the press and the ministry, and the partjz1ns
of Eysee are rejoicing that matters are not
worse.
| The President visited the theatre last
night, when up@ar6s of 900 OF the old in-
valids we're presented with free tickets on
the occasion; and they gave the nephew Of
The Emperor a hearty welcome. There were
several cries of "Vlve Napolcon," "Vive L.
Empereur," aud a few of"Vive La Republ.
que," both in going to and returning from
The theatre. The President was loudly
cheered.
PARIS. Sunday. The Moni,eur official of
this day, published decree of the President
of the Republic, imposing n quarantine of
observation of three days at least, and five at
most, on Ill vessels arriving in the French
ports Of the Mediterranean, from countries
where the cholera prevails.
PARIS, Monday There is no news Of
Importance, but business continues active,
and the late rain here done much good
Some accounts say that the Wheat harvest
would not be so good as expected.
The 2Ourso is firm, but little doing. Fives
opened at 9G 65, and closed al 96 50.
DENMARK AND THE DUCIIIES.
The war has now commenced in earnest
On the 25th, the two armies met, and after
some skirmshng, regular engagement
ensued in which the Danes were victorious.
The battle begun at dawn of day, and last.
ted eleven hours. The Danes attacked with
about $4,000 men, and tho insurreciionary
army amounted to about 20 900 strong.
4 centre Of the Schlesswig Ioslen, un-
der General Wilson, occupied the village Of
Idstadt, little distance north of the town Of
ISchlesswig. The Danes attacked both wings
Of their enemies, ard after combat which
continued eight hours, brought all their dis
possible strength against the centre Of Will,
sons troops, and at length forced him to re
tire through Schlesswig towards Sendersburg,
bu. the defeat was most signal and the result
will he highly importOni for the Danes.
By dates from Hamburg of The 9Th, we
learn that the killed, wounded, and missing
n, the battle Of ldstadt, are now stated al
1000, Of which the greatest share has fallen
on the Danes. tr.f,.. ...-
| The numbers in action are estimated at
10000 Danes and 10000 IIolstemers.
The Borsenhaulc states that General Won
] Wilson refused 10 accept The Danish Gen.
erals offer of thirty days truce, ..aIr.
On the 26lh, the Danes had advanced to
within few miles Eder, near Cropos. .g
OF the sixteen guns at Elkfeldt, The Hol
steiners carried offtwo, and spiked and aban.
doned the others. .,..,t rnba-.. IA
I A Danish war steamer was seized, but left.
on lenning that she was manned by Prus-
SLAMS. s,I,9 .a.g
II was stated that Col Van Tam, and his
corps, had ined the main body OF the In
isurgenis, but the news needs confirmation
The Danes are now 10 possession of The
town of Schlesswig, where they have laker
possession, aud formed head quarters. 3ie'
THE GERMAN EMPIRE. o' 2
The Austrian Cabinet has issued circuIal
dispatches, summoning General AssembI,
of the Confederates, at Frankfort. An .at.
tempt il thus made, formerly TO restore organ
of the Bund in support Of this position. II
II is said that The Austrian answer 10 the
Prussian proposal was That the decree OF the
Frankfort Congress should be held Jefni,ye
4 At Berlin, on the Oath, il was reported
that tbs contents amount to a refusal. '-'lI
| From Berlin, under date Of the 9th, we
} learn that the Prussan envoy, hiss been re-.
called from Vienna. Ii was stated that al q
cabinet council, held on tho Goth, the Minis
Ter Of War proposed 10 place The army on |
war footing, but that The expense Of 30 900
1000 forms involved In that measure was con
sidered unavoidable. hlh FtGna if4i tdtt