The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-24

Gazette. Gen Roncal, Notwithstanding his first
resistance to the orders of Narvaez, commanding
and shot seven officers within sight oil the walls Of
Ai!cant. We learn here to-day (but not from any
official source) that Bonet has commenced repri-
Guido the efforts of Roncali and Narvaez, that he
mas caused fourteen OF his prisoners lincuolng Sc
nor Cernt, uncle of RoncalD to be shot in re ALA,
Seville Che Rev. Cicnfuegos Jovellanos) has been
executed IN revenge by the insurgents OF Cartha-
gena General Roncali has sent dispatch TO the
Inc Aaez Aean was cosey
blockaded by sea as well as by land.
Portugal.
There has been military revolt and attempt ut
revolution in Portugal which utterly failed the peo
pie every where treating IT with Indifference. II
was easily suppressed although it first excited great
alarm. Some or 600 soldiers were engaged in it.
Rumors of disturbance and instruction ere rife
several the Papa states, and so in other parts
Of Italy French emissaresare said to be a! work
amongst the malcontents, and an explosion Is daily
contains the following: San event took place here
Yesterday, which has caused the greatest alarm
AS Judge Aiiessandrina, Of the extraordinary COM
was passing down the street, escorted by two gems
d''arme, man wearing mask rushed on him, and
plunged dagger into his back. The crowd, open
ed its ranks that hlled the public way, and tn.
sassin escaped. M Allrssandrina is not dead, but
no hopes are entertained Of saving his life The
police have not, as yet, discovered the murderer.
The amusements OF the Carnival have in conse-
quence been suddenly brought TO close.'
Prussia.
Letters from Posen, of the 4th inst. say: "Orders
have been received here for all Polish emigrants
who took part in the revolution, and most of whom
have come to us from France, 10 quit Prussia with
in fortnight. In this order 1t Is positively de-
clared that no propositions tor mitigation OF the
measure will be attended to. 1t IS said that the
Poles have been detected in communication with
Russian deserters."
According to letters from Constantinope OF the
7th ut disturbances of serious nature have broken
out in the northern parts Of Albania, which are in
state of open revolt 1t was feared that the
state of great discomfort, would join In the move
ment. These disturbances are in no way connect
ed with the recent revolution in Greece. R'issla.
and Austria are said by some to be instigators OF
the revolt, while others affirm that 1t has been pro-
duced by what the German press call "the Pans.
clavonic Union." and that the refugee Poles, Of
whom there are great number In the Sclayonc
districts, are intimately connected with 1t.
Russia and Circassla.
A letter from st. Petersburg of the 9Th
ultimo, confirms intelligence OF victory
General Freytag, in the Caucasus, and statst that
6OOO Circassans were either killed or taken prlso-
ners. Five of the pupils Of the Military School at
ST. Petersburgh, for laughing at one OF the Masters
a General, who had something odd in his manners,
received each fifty blows of the knout, the other
day, by express order OF the Emperor, and we're
of the Caucasus. The punishment is said to have.
created great sensation amongst the nobles
Syria.
A letter from Beyrout, dated 18th OF January,
states that general insurrecton is on the point OF
bursting forth in the Lebanon. The roads are inse-
cure, and the persons employed In tiiage are COM
PEELED to bear with them EARNS tor their Pro'cc
ton, while trade is utterly extngulshed: The I'M
happy Maronites OF Kasseronan.are suffering, It Is
affirmed, unheard of vexatlons.
Egypt. i
Correspondence from Alexandra OF the 18th II
announces that Mehemet Ali, who still continue.
al Cairo, had Just recovered from severe attack
of commissions Of the stomach. 1t has been re-
marked that his physiognomy changes color ne
ouen,ly and suddenly and that his blood appears to
flow in his veins with extraordinary rapidly A
case of plague had been declared on the 18th ult,
at Damietta.
The news that the French had taken possession
| of Tahiti, and compelled Queen Pomaie TO place
herself under their protecton.the INSTALLATION OF
new Governor-the hosting OF the French and the
lowering of the English flag and other dong had
reached England, and excited considerable su,prise
as we'll as indignation. The subject was alluded to
IN the House of Commons, when Sir Roberi Peel
expressed his hope and belief that the proceedings
| had been done without the consent or even the
knowledge of the French Governments; and indeed
| the whole proceedings have been formally repudla-
| ted by Louis Philippe and his cabinet
| Theatrlcais.
| In the Court of Bankruptcy, Mr. Charles Ma
thews, the comedian, was examined On his
and debts to the amount of fs,lll. He stated the
weekly salary of himself and bis wife MADAME
vestrs,) at ESQ; he proposed to retain EDO week
| Sir G. f. Williams thought liberal offer
| The American Company OF E9uestrlans are now
playing at the Royal ,Amphiheatre, Liverpool.
| Amburgh and Sands are the managers At tho
| English Opera House, London, in Name ester,
and in most of the principal towns, not less than IN
the rural districts, these clever and accomplished
strangers have earned laurels, and; what is much
more acknowledgements, surmounted with
Queen Victoria's lovely profile.
THE ITALIAN OPERA, LoNDoN.-Mr. Lumley has
nut forth his programnr for the ensuing season,
last season are engaged: -Opera-Grisi, Mario,
Lablache. Fornasau, F.. Lablache, Persian. Bal
let-Ceri,o, Fanny Elsser,. Sig. Stephen, C@lo'ta,
aces are the following :-Opera-Madlle Aylnti,
Sig. Corelli, Sig Felice, and Mons. and Mad Da,
Fior Ballet-Madde. Adelaide Frasi, Mons.
he season. The theatre will open the first week
ia March, with Herold's opera Of "Zdmpn, IN
which Fornasau and Persiani WI! appear; with a
Jew ballet by Perrot, called La Esmerad'l," the
principal characters by Carotta, Grisi, Peuo al.
81 Leon. !.
Balfes new opera of "The Bohemian Grip stls
tue " of nights Charles Kean amases the visiters
with &C Richard H." Julian is still at the Gar
ien." At the Haymarket the merry Wives OF
Windsor" is performed and Oh rles Matthew'S
.'Used Up'-a very significant title, considering
that he is now taking the benefit OF the lnsolvent
Act. D.ckens's A" Christmas Carol" has beea dra-
matised at the Adephi, by Stirling, and il now
performed at three theatres in London. The bur-
lesque of Richard Ill. has also been performed,
Wright being the Richard, and Miss +. 81 lnley
Lady Anne. We are sorry to state, Mrs. Wood
has been prevented from appearing lately ut the
| Prncesss on account of illness. a. 4
!, Mr. Bum has concluded his negotiations with
Duprez, who has engaged tossing at Drury Lane tor
twelve nights at the rate of E10O per night,
Fashions for March.
Under the of robes de chambie, very pretty
ming negge dresses made, of plain cachemre lined
with gaure san which is pretty novelty for this pur
pose they namened by two bais one matching inc
lining and revers the other Of dark velvet with gin be
tween they also made Of printed Brsganza velvet
. closing from top to bottom with brandenbonrgs III.