The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1849, Page 7

‘Our Berlin Correspondence. Beauin, March 6, 1849, The Criss wn the Affatrs of Germany. “The ‘Bteat enemy [of Germany andthe whole civilized world, has already passed the Austrian irentiers, ‘Russia has advanced one step further Into the heart of Eurepe; a Russian army has en- tered Transylvania. Such is the sum and sub- Stance of the intelligence which, at the present Taoment, Fe-echoes throughout Germany and Eu. rope, and which I hasten to communicate to you. ‘When I informed you, in a previous letter,of wh: at the time, wi profound secret, known but toa few, that a treaty had been concluded between Russia and Austria, for the purpose of Opposing a ‘union of the German States, you were probably not aware, that events would 80800n confirm this state- the combinations of Russia and Aus- tria against Germany have been revealed to the whole of Europe. Russian forces are now being concentrated along the frontiers of Germany, at the Danube, in Transylvania, and on the frontiers of the Grand Duchy of Posen. erding to the ‘at advices we have from Russia, the greatest part of the Russian army, including the imperial guard, is advancing to the southwest. It 18 evi- lent from these movements and the occupation of Transylvania by the Russian troops, that the cabi- nets at St. Petersburg and Olmutz have already de- termined on the course of policy towards Ger- ate 7 the Hungarian war will have been brought ‘to a close, by a ecisive blow of the united torces ef Austria and Russia, aad the insurrectionary Movements 1n Poland completely stopped, Aus- tria, backed by Russia, will dictate to German’ the terms on which alene peace can be maintained. The probability that this will be the line of policy adopted by these powers with regard to Germany, has now almost become a certainty. Information haslately been received here, that the Russian government contemplates to issue a circular note toall the governments of Europe, declaring that it will regard a violation of the treaties of 1815, on | the part ofGermany, as a breach of peace. I'am to tell you, that this information 1s believed to be authentic in the best informed quarters here. ion to the same effect, mureover, it 18 | 1, will likewise be issued on the part of the Austrian government. The latter, at the present moment, has auspended all negotiations with Prus- sia, and it 18 reported to-day, that the Austrian minister here wall be recalled shortly. The Prus- sian government, nevertheless, it 18 stated on good authority, 12 desirous of preserving a good under- standing with Austria, ae long as it can do so with dignity. Prussia, however, 1s pledged to support 8 federal union. Tn the speech frem the throne at the opening of the Chambers, on the 26th ult., the King of Prussia declared, what the cabinet here had already stated in the official notes re- cently issued, that Prussia would make every sacri- fice to establish a union between the States of Ger- many. According to .ccounts from Frankfort, the Prussian government is endeavoring at present to settle a compromise between the National As- sembly and Austria. It is hoped, on the part of Prussia, that a union,without the exclusion of Aus- trie, will be possible. If a reconciliation with Austria cannot be effected, the rupture between the latter and Prussta must, under existing cir- cumstances, lead to hostilities. . The government here has lately issued orders for the completion of all preparations for war. The Prussian army is to be considerably increased, and the reserve troops to be called in. In Austria, preparations for war are actively carried on. We are, to all appearances, on the eve of great events. ‘Within the last few days, the announcement has ‘been received by the government here, from the Danish cabinet, that the armistice with Deamark will cease on the 26th instant. Although the ne- ‘otiations had almost led to a settlement on the ish question, the government at Copenhagen ‘has now declared that it will not assent to a prolon- gation of the armistice. This inteiligence has ,produced the greatest sensation here. It was wholly unexpected, even by the Prussian govern- ment; and the King, in his speech from the throne, on the day before it was received here, stated that there were good prospects that the dif- ferences with Denmark would be settled soon. As Ihave just been informed, however, the Prussian government still hopes that, before the armistice expires, a peace by the mediation of England will be settled at London. Accounts received to-day, from Copenagen, state chat the Danish government is preparing: for war. Orders to fortify the important harbor of Frederica have just been given; and a Danish army of 20,000 troops is to be concentra ed near the trontiers of swig. In case hostilities will be resumed, ‘Pruseia is determined to remain passive at the first ‘opening ef the war. The avant-guard against the Danes will be furnished by other States of Ger- many; but a Prussian army ot 20,000 men will be stationed at the frontiers of Holstein, as the reserve of the German troops. A report, which circulated here yesterday, etates that the ministers of Prussia and Austria, at Copenhagen, had declared to the Danish government, that if hostilities would be re- sumed, their goveraments weuld offer their assist- ance to Denmark. This report was believed to be true by many. Apprehensions are again entertained that ade- monétration, on the part of the radical party, will be made here soon, and the government has taken active steps toprevent it. Disturbances among the workmen in this city have lately frequently oc- curred, but were occasioned principally in conse- uence of want of employment. It 1s now stated that a conspiracy smug the democratic party, not only heie, but throughout Germany, has been dormed, and that an insurrection in this city and in other parts of the country will take place in this month. The prospect of war has again encouraged the radical party ; for, if the troops will be ordered to the frontiers to meet the enemy, then will be the time to make reforms in the interior country. As long, however, as General Von Wrangel holds sersion ot this capital, and the state of siege lasts, I can assure you that here, at least, the radi- cals etand a bad chance. - The Chambers,which were opened by the King, last week, have not yet commenced deliberations on the »mportant questions which are now before them. They have, until to-day, been occupied only with oa, business; but will, in the course of this week, open discussions on the laws -of the.new constitution, the position of Prussia in the union of the German States, the foreign rela- tions of Germany, and other interesting subjects. The government, it 1s understood, is anxious that the revision of the constitution should be taken up ‘hrst,-so thatthe new Jaws tor Prussia may be es- tablished without further delay. Affairs in China, ‘We make the following additional extracts from the China papers to the 4th of January, brought by the clipper Sea Witch: [From the Peking Gazette } Tur Court.—Subjoined are specimens of sub- jects brought before the Council, with the deci- ygione, 28 taken from a late paper:— The Board of War reported that the arms of the ‘miliary in Keang-soo ought to be repaired. An- wer, in the vermillion pencil, ‘Let this be done, as evegested.” Report—A distant relation of the Imperial house, rnamed Muh-chaou-yub, having purloined rice be- longing to the government, has been seized. An- swer, “Let the caee stand over.” A lady from Chih-le province has appeared with acomplaint, as represented by the commander in chief. Answer, ‘Let the case stand over.” Taovkwang is sometimes very profuse in his praises of defanct servants; an instance of which we find at the death of Tsin, late Lieutenant-Go- vernor of ae province, who had fallen into diegrace shortly before his end, and was suspended from cffice on account of the many accueations brought against him. After his decease, Taouk- wang remaiked that “he performed his duty with +a true heart, and never flinched from labor and toil. | I deeply regret his death, which has come to my notice, and order that such favors may be shown as belong to the rank of a She-lang, (a sub-director be restored to him, and that the Board inquire in way compassion may be exhibited (to his fa- mi ‘arious abuees in the treasury department have | been revealed to Sae-shang-ub, tne direetor, A clerk. A strict invertigaticn may lead to the dis- covery of censiderable ambezzlements. Tnx Axmy.—The Lieutenant Governor of Ke- ang-se publishes a very splendid accouut of the troops in his province, of whom he had held a re- view. There seemsto be nothing wanting in this corps. The soldiers are perfect in drill and ma- nocuvre, fire with great rapidity, are skilful in bow and sword, and, moreover, perform the evolutions with perfection, &c. So tar the repert. To see a Chinese army drawn up in battle array, is avery strange sight ; to see them advance, is still a more extraordinary exhibition ; in those important reepects, the fighting men of the Celes- tial Empire are !y deficient. In one art, how- ever, they surpat , Viz, in retreat and tight, tor myriads of them, once fairly turning their backs, disappear as by magic, and the swiltest cavalry would not be able to make many prisoners, espe- cially when the route is through rice-fields. Rsvensve Derartuent.—In the middle of Au- ot, all the grain-boate, including the junks trem Sharebee, bad arrived. Though the coming of the last was five deys later than usual, and a very reat quantity had, at an enormous expense, to be 5 iad ht up in nl igs the Emperor felt very grate- ful, and ordered that some incense sticks sent by jhe Lama from L’hasea should be burnt, to testify his gratitude for the seasonuble supply. When we consider that the amount of grain thus gent to the capital 18 not less than 4,700,000 shih, or 752,000,000 pounds, and that more than a million of in the Supreme Tribunals,) that his tormer honors | | purchase bullion. This is attributed to an expect- Mantchoos, Monguls, and Chinese soldiers, offi- cials, tollowere, and partizane, who form the priact- pal support of the existing dynasty, are depeadent upon this supply, one may easily 11 ne th importance of the tranggort. One of the reasons ot the promptitude with which the Nanking treaty was concluded, was the certainty that the graia ccu'd not arnve ro long as the British remained in possession of the outlet of the great canal. Now above eight hundred marme junks loaded with part of t rice, are to si rom Shanghae an- nualiy, and the mouth of the Peho is to becoine one ot these inlets. A blockade of that eptrance ot the place where the great canal joing the river, and the command of Golden Island on the Yang- teze, near Chin-keang-foo, would instantly stop the leading artery by which the imperial goverument 13 maintained, and would, if vigilent'y carried out, be immediately followed by extraordioary results. Forms. -An officer belonging to the colomal offige was punished with the loss of six moaths pay for non-observance of prescribed forms. ‘hough the omiesion was a mere trifle, the cul. prit considers himself happy because he escaped so easily the lash of the law. é Porelgn Miscellany. It is said that Mr. Moreton, au American printer, who died recently in Paris, has bequeathed £40,000 as a prize for the man who constructs a machine capub'e of striking off 10,000 copies of a newepaper in an hoar. 4 The temale girefle in the London Zoological Gardens has produced a young one. The completion of the newHouse of Commons may be expected early in the ensuing year. In London there are now 451 private scho+ls The infant son of Mr. William Smith O’Bnen waschristened last week in Richmond Peaiten- tiary. All the State prisoners confined with Mr. Smith O’Brien were present at the ceremony, ex- bie Mr. O’Donchoe. ‘he property of all {reland, valued tor the pur- poses of the poor law, amounts to £13,157,421; that for Lancashire and Middlesex to £14,048,031. Mr. Sheridan Knowles has announced a new work, the object #f which 18 to prove that the Church of Rome 1s Anti-Christ. Mr. Rusb, the Minister of the United States, whose populurity in Paris has no equal among the other members ot the diplomatic :orps, was pre- sent at the public ceremony of the anniversary of the 24th February, 1848, given at the church of La Madeeline, although he had not been officially in- vited. This mark of deterence to the young French republic, was much appreciated. Letters from Berlin state that formal notice has been given that the mut will cease, fora tume, to ed depreciation by importations from California. It is said that the.Queen has a bracelet orna- mented with four magnificent diamo.ids, one of which belonged to the Princess Charlotte, two to Marie Antoniette, of France, and the fourth to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. The British Admiralty have resolved on another Arctic expedition in search of the missing one under Sir John Franklin. The North Star, a frigate in ordinary at Sheerness, 1s fitting out, and will start for Baflin’s Bay in six weeks. M. Durocher, engineer of mines, who has been for a long time attached to the corps of geologists, and very often sent on missions to the remotest pane of the world, has been appointed by the French government to go to California, in order to examine the mines of gold and mercury, and send his report to Pari Foreign T In speaking of the perfo: Mrs. Mowattin “Pizarro,” the L. Post says:—Mr. Davenport sustained romantic, balf. civilized savage Rolla, better than any- thing in which we have yet seen him. It belongs to = school that suits him, being neither teo melodramatic to depress his powers, nor too k imate to tax them too highly. Some which we have seen ranted with the worst possible effect, were by him rendered with excellent art and propriety. His last act was masterly, and bis struggle with himself before he could east himself upon his knees before Pizarro was very finely depicted. We question if we an actor who could better represent the peouliar character of which we speak. By a singular eoinoldence, Elvira roved also the best piece of performance with which ire. Mowatt has yet favored us, It was discriminately, feelingly, and well acted; and as she approached tee portions where passion reaches intensity, she exerted powers for which we had not given her credit; indeed, so deep and so natural were her emotions, that in the fourth act rhe became overpowered, and fell prostrate atthe wing in making her exit. Mr. Davenport, with great promptitude, snatched her from the ground, and carried her behind the scenes. She was unable to make her subsequent Lb Latase Sad and Mr. Daven; hadto makean apology, her non-appearance, when he was afterwards called for before the curtain. A newand highly successful opera has just be brought out at St. Petersburgh, the music of whi was composed by a Russia: libretto 18 @ clever adaptation Grama, Le Gamin de ii imitable. Signor morn both play: art of the gumin wit mperor and E:mpress, with the Imperial Court, have honored this piece with their presenc: Meyerbeer bas just completed the overture to his forthcoming and long expected Prophite, which now, it is yeonhealed, will be produced the first or seco! week in April—certainly not on the first of that month. He is at present engaged in composing the airs de Janse. “ Le Val d’Andorre”’ is to be ; erformed at Leipsio in the course of the month of March, of the celebrated vocalist, Madame Cinti Da- m just been married te Madle. Alix Grenier de St. Martin. The building constituting the Conservatoire de Mu- fronting the Rue Bergere, is giving way from the f the interior timbers; the Minister of Public has certified to the urgent necessity of its being immediately repaired, at a cost of 60,000 francs, Her Majesty’s Theatre will not be opened much be- fore Easter. ‘A new piece is im preparation at the Haymarket. “ The Brigard” will also be revived for James Wallack, eral speculators in the field for Vaux- , but nothing has been decided upon up it time, Brough are engaged in preparing the Raster piece for the Haymarket. Rubinl, it is currently reported, will appear once more at Her Majesty's Theatre, in the course of the M. Molique, the celebrated violinist and composer rd, is about to pay another visit to i ngiand. Christian Rummel, excellent barmonist chef d’orchestre of the Welsbaden theatre, has just died, at the age of 61 Rummel came out as the mas- ter of 8 military band in one of the regiments of the Duke of Nasrau; afterwards he became pianist to his court, and maitre de chapelle at Biberich, « village on the banks of the Rhine. He performed with mach success in Belgium and in Holland; he composed near- jy @ hundred works, of which eeveral pieces are martial muric, some variations for the piano, with accompani- ments fer quartets, ke. ‘A Paris paper states that Madame Ugalde Beauces, Di ing had some dispute with had thrown up her en- gegement and accepted terms offered her by Mr. Lum- ley. Another French vocaiist of t dame Bosio, establish- if “ Der Freischutz,”’ it is stated, will be hich Jenpy Lind will make her appear- it, Mi is likewise said to be engaged for the abo: bc the eminent violinist, is expected to visit London very shortly. Carlotta Griei hes arrived from Berlin at Paris, en route for London. She will not return to Grand Opera tall June ‘A hondon paper states that Mr. Macready is said to be preparing to return to E: d from his tre: atlenti: rative as he ha ‘A Paris paper nia, like the cholera, appears to be ¢: Il parts, though the former malady 4 more rapid im its symptoms than the the rame time, more ious. A company of jet dancers is forming | Rarpese of proceeding to California, That y he beccme the rendezvous of persons from all nations, pantemi: d dancing, like » uni- verral language, will be jerstood by all, and so far the plan is weil chosen. it what is to be done ifthe troupe should prefer the “ digging "’ to the dance. Madame Castellan has just been admitted a member of the Paris Sooitté des Concerts, with the titie of Societaire . Messrs. Baring & Co.’s Circular, Lonvon, Friday, March 9, 1849, ‘We have experienced a continued active demand for | mest descriptions of colonial and foreign produce since our last advices of 23d ultimo, and, in many instances, at improved prices, ss will be seen by the following re- marks. The corn trade, however, remains extremely depressed, and prices bave again deciined, owing to continued large arrivals from the near continental may be quoted at 42s. for pot, 4 in limited request. ognac, quotis , jd for Brazil, 260 & 268. has been i from 416.8 Trinidad have been tak 46n Gd. Jor mid grey to gord red. Coren Lar sgain advanced. Prerent quotations are, tough cake. £80 100 ; tlie, £67 108 ; sheating 104.; yel- low metal 8344. per ib. Corrs. —The home trade continue indispesed to in- Creare their stock, end im the few sales made @ deciine of 38 23s per cwt. bas bad to be submitted to for plantatien sorts, Native Ceylon 3 2s, lower, bringing 48s. te 83s Cd Export kinds are firmly supported, but treveactions beve been unimportant, owing to the bear spprosch of the Dutch Sailer, which are fully ex pected to go cif briikly, and estabiich an advance on « We quote Brozii, 278. « 31s, St. (mingo 280. @ 30s; Suc atra and ['adang, 276 # 208. Corres —The market te quiet, wnd India rorts are abevt 4d. lower during the fortnight, without, hewever. avy general pressure to sell, 650 bales Ameri: con ore advertised for tale 22d inst, Conn — Prices of wheat have farther deo.ined 24 a aa, the farmers, owing to constant arrivals of wheat ont flour from Frapoe, Belgium the market. French flour pereeck duty pai barrel Barley, outs, de: id peas are aloo cheaper, ;, beat Danube is held tor sales yesterday, of 50 boxes gum as realized from £8 17s. dd + for quality pale c! gm myirb brovgot £6 10s and xee oil of @ seed be 6d ; 9 cases efi of cassia were bought 10 Indian corn without demas Sup @ 8ls.. fatix, Daves. ke Ts. 94., rbubsrb bas advanced 3d a 4d.perlb ; Campho-, buyers at 65s. Turkey opium, 98. 6d. per 1b. sliver 32, 4360 per Ib, Heme. Quioa- # leet quoted, and in limited requeat, In good demand, and salted B as (d dearer. For jemand prevails, aad we quote ti Arrivals light and stook m United Stater salted, it here, would bring 24.0 24d. per Woo, an active a ko. bigher, at the ful tock Ist instant was 27,147 chests, yues good, 6 for bar and rails, free Wales. In Scotch pig large transactions Jace; we quote it today 62s, for mixed Jiyde. Swediea £11 6s., toarrive A steady demand prevails at 360. 61. « 364, for American. Leap firm at £16 for British, and £16 5s. for $:anish, Linsany Caxxs are at length going more freely iato conrumptt influenced by the lowness of price, There aie ready sellers of English made at £7 53., aad of American at our jast quotations, ” Kenre Awe Brigit Jace D on Mei Mire (Pike Lawron Mary Laver Margaretta re bridget weCM de ace 4g Marearer Middleton Flisabeth Merny siive MoC lurks Saiab MeCarty Bridget Mc Kiwain Bl.rsbeth M Kenna tina DeMabon | ate McNevil Cathering Newiin Roreapn Nicholgon Mrs B One.—Spermin regular request at £600 £81, of | Oekiy Bliss Jane common fish oils we are very bare of stoek at the mo- oppor Mary ment; prices are nominally £32 for pale southern, £31 | O'Hara Bricget lus paleseal, and £25 10s. cod. Palm, 338 6d. Cocoa. | Oliver Mary Dut, 36 a 37s ; linseed, 263 per owt, Rick wgsin rather low. Sales comprise Bengal | PrttMary white 0s ails 6d., and Madras 85. 0 9., with 70 tos. | 13)" Riva ke good Carolinafrom 198 » 20s Po bedy Juha Ann Sa.tratee has advanced 6d. als. percwt, Present | Pierson Miu VL Vaiue of Bengal 26s, 6d. a 28s. 6d per ows. Pitts Caroline M—3 Raw Sitx, ~ Very little done since our last, in antici- pation vf ierge public sales, advertised for 2lat inst. Srecixaim more demand at £15 10s, Sheet sino £20108 » £21. |B Srices.— We notice sales of 2,580 bags pimentofrom ds Deborah S4¢d. a 35,0. ohiefly the latter price, amd 36 cases nut- | Robinarn sarah 20. 4d a3s,1d per lb All other articles | Roneon Louisa former rates mand has prevailed for fortnight upwar 5,600 | the greater advance being on the lowest q igh Geecriptions have also been in animated re- quest, and are much di x e sales has given @ foriher impetus tity (48 072 for No. 6 to No. 20, being If sult of tne Duteh | Sandford Elizabeth | Bear Saray «sue Biarbeytaraa | Sabot Bisa J Swain Mis tsano Smead Amelia C bheppad Bmina Sweeney ann Stevens Mre & Sherwood Emma Sic: ele Sarah Sebmidle Juliana Suath susan and 4f a bf. above thelr ewle in N t of 16,000 box. ‘own Pernams at 20¢,, and | bite Havana nt Sie, a 333. 6d, | In rather more demand, and prices are | iy deare! 40s. 3d. 408. 64. on the spot, and | 4lp 6d. tor ne deliverable last three montns of year, Present stock, 11,340 tons; against 3,840 tons last year, | Tax.—Apmall parcel of American has been sold trom | the versel at 128. 6d per barrel Tra.—The trac mfiue their purchases to actual wante, and no cha: be noticed in prices. x'— Banca, 979 ; straits, ¥5e ; tin plates, Coke IC., Sls , Charcosl 1C., 348. a 358 per box. The Tosacco market continues firm, with sales to » moderate extent, principally to the trade. Tuxrentine.— We notice sales of only 760 barrels rough at 7s. 9d.; spirits are scarcely so brisk. English, 888, 6.; American, 368.0358 6d in casks. Wuatenons is beld firmly at £165 « £170 for both sorts. ‘Woor..—The sales of colonial alluded to im ourlast, terminated briskly, at a general advance of 24.4 3d, perib, Monsy continues abundant; discount 260.3% per cent. Amenican Srocxs have not beenin such aotive de- Mand for the last fortnight, bat there has been no sup- ply of several favorite securities. United States 6 por cent Bonds have ruled at 106 s 106%; sinoe the arri- val of the last steamer, they have been done at 105%, and we quote them 105 a 106, Alabama, Sta 66, and 60 8 63; Indiana State 6's 62, buyers; Kentuoky, Jia 93, nominal; Louisiana, Union Bank, Bonds, 87 « 88, mone for sale; Massachusetts, 103, none; Ohio, 96 offered for 1860 Steck, and none for sale, Sellers of Mariyland at 84, of Penmaylvania at 76, and of New York at 95. Mass:seippi, Planter’s, 60, buyers; Uniom Bank, 20, no- minal; Miebigan, nominal, 25 a 35; Tennesee, ditto, 90; New York City, 86 a 90. Messrs. Stack & Hores’ Circular. Liverroo, Maroh 9, 1849. Bexr continues very dull; the supply is large, and to eflect sales, lower prices must be submitted to. Poux.— New very scarce, and quotations almost no- minal; old is alse scarce, with s good demand, and brings higher prices Bacon.—New Eastern in fair demand, without al- teration in price; mest of the Western that hascome forward. bas been out of condition, and yet has brought very fair prices, being principally ome or two favorite Hans, & —Hame scarce; eome sold on Tuesday, by auction, at 461 Pigs’ tongues brought 2 30s. 6 . 64, to 22s, 6d; jowls 26s. Laxp hasbeen very dull, and we reduce our quote- ir tions 1 6d. per owt, particularly for the fi kind lots of pails and bladdered lard offered y auction on Tuesday last, were withdrawn for w: G b: et bidders. One perewt. Cunese continu Burter —Cane alteration in pri We have litte change to notice in our corm trade sinee the railing of the last steamer. Prioes are still of very fine, in tins, sold at 4: carce, and commands full prices. n in fair demand, vithout much unlene by the dr all, of overwhell Eurepe during the mmer. Wheat may now be bought at Gi nd at 358. per quarter, laid down here, and Indian corn js offering at Lis per quarter, F. O. B. atthe same port. Im the Freuch, Belgian. and Baltic ports, purchases could be made al proportionately low rates. At this day's market, W. Canal flour sold at 25s. per barrel; Indien eorn, 288 to 298 for white, aad 9s. to 298 6d for yellow, per 480 Ibs; Indian corn meal, 14s. to las 60, We remain, sir, your most obedient servants, STACK & HORES 181 OF L&ITKKS BEMAINING IN THB NEW YORK Post Ofhec th 24, 1849. ¢, Marcl OFFICIALLY PUBIIVRED 1W THE PAPER RAVING THE LARORAT oIRCULATION, Please mention the date of the List in whieh they are ndvertised. LADIES List. 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