The New York herald., 1850-12-14
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AFFAIR In ROPE.
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ARRIVAL Of THE AMERICAS MAILS.
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ANTICIPATED WAR IN GERMANY.
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ANTI-POPERY IN ENGLAND.
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Herrible Effects of the Late Gale.
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ASPECT OF THE MARKETS.
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AFFAIRS EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The AMERICAS MAILS.
WAR IN GERMANY.
ANTI-POPERY IN ENGLAND.
terrible Effects of the Late Gale.


terday, in twelve days and twenty hours from
Liverpool.
The European mails, with advices of consider
able importance, to the 30th ult., left Boston a
'halfpast two o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
arrived in this city between eleven and twelve
O'Clock last night
Gazette, of Friday afternoon, November g, has
che following announcement
The intelligence from the continent Is again of q
warlke character. The cabinets of Berlin and vienn
ars now stated to have arrived at point which th
dispute must merge into open hostilities the lat
negotistions between the two cabinets not having led
% any satissctory result. The French
aif 10 hare received despatch from Berlin,
Ing thaf s dsyton has demanded
stsm Of Hesse Cassel withn wenty four hours TAe same
report states that on the day. note dravn up
ssftc rMc communicated by the Russisn snbsssador
Al BeTtsn, 10 oe P'Issian government.
Tho Germanic DimcuIties.
from Frankfort, OF date the 10Th inst, we learn
that another corps of Prussian reserves was an.
1ounced at Cassel on the 18th. The corps of Gen
~Groeben had received reinforcements; il had ad-
vanced to Burg hhaun, enAthe Fulda road. The
federal army OF . 600 men is still in and around
Fulda. Having consumed the substance of the
districts they occupy, hunger will soon compel
der Of the corps in vorsrlberg are now marching
upon Bamberg. Gen. Gumbenburg had left Augs-
burg for the army in Hesse. He IS appointed to
the ccr1mand OF division. The Archduke Leo
poid has passed Augsburg on his way to Donau-
worth. The Prince Charles of Bavaria has been
appointed to the chief command Of the Bavarian
army.
taken place amongst Prussian and federal troops
in Hsese.
Further sdvices from Frankfort and Cassel, of
the 2ath inst, state that an impression prevailed
amongst the Frankfort aiplomatists that Prussia
would decide on national war. A summons has
consequently been sent to Munich and Stuttgart,
requiring the greatest despatch in the dislocation
'of trooss. Unauthorized encounters have taken
place at frankfort between the Prussiau and
scderai troops. II was stated that the agents for
Luxembourg and Limburg had been Withdrawn
trVm the Federal Diet. On their leaving Clrls-
,x,se, the authorities Of that city officially thanked
rShe Prussan troops for their protection. This
was done by means of an address to Gene
i2al Schreckenstein. The federal commissioner,
Count Rechberg, has decreed and executed
Fulda and Hsnsu Coua, Irhun, the Austrian
agent, has proceeded secretly BY night and in great
ihsae 10 Wilhelmsbad and Darmstadt. No
movements Of troops have taken place in Hesse.
We learn by advices from Frankfort, of the 23d
inst, that another Austrian division had advanced
from the Vorarlberg into Bavaria, and proceeded
TO Burgsu and Gunzburg. Prussian troops had oc-
cupied Wiesbaden and other parts Of the Duchy
of Nasssu. A fall Of from to per cent was OBJ
servabls in the value OF Austrian paper on the
SEranksort EHchangc. The armies In Hesse re-
snsined in their former positions.
The Federal army IN Hesse is suffering from the
want Of provisions. Their commander, Prince
sTaxis, has informed the Prussian commander that
the Federal troops will he compelled TO advance.
The reply cf General Groben has been, that the
troops under his command would not fall back,
under any circumstances. Ia consequence OF this
reply, no change had taken place in the relative
position OF the two armies. On the request of the
Federal Commissioner, the cabinets Of Stuttgard
and Munich have promised To accelerate the move
gnents of their troops Prussian held post-oiiiee
has been established at Wiesbeden.
The late negotiations have had no etteca but the
.3umor Of the Austrian envoy demanding his pass
ports IL incorrect The Upper House of Assembly
rs inclined 10 peace, and the Lower is moderately
disposed The order tor the se,zurs Of the journal
.sCossstpfso~~si will, probably, be recalled That
paper had discontinued It's attacks on the govern
Inent. The feeling in the army and Lindweh ,
that the Prussian course is that Of liberty against
.despotisn grows stronger. On the 18th inst, the
disturbances al Frankfort, between the Prussians
and Bavarians, were renewed. Strong patrols pa
yaded the streets A new conference, under the
auspices and at the iDstigation OF Russia, was
SPOKEN Of. with a view to the maintenance OF
txeace. Roth at Frankfort and Hamburg, the funds
were much lower.
Private letters from Germany report, that Ia seve-
raj of the corn markets prices were rising, owing
40 the immensely increasing demands Co supply the
.tafRe mass,s of troops now IN movement.
Denmark aud the Dushies 10 Z