The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-04
arts. The Government is under.

s.Isn-omIse was made TO hun that the laws which
exl him and all has family from france snan pe re-
pssled or al least modified, Ills Cousin, Louis
Eapolpon still remains IN the Chateau OF liam,
,vher- he has now been confined tor tive years tor
his absurd and Qnlxouc attempt at an INVASION OF
France Ia justice 10 Louis Philippe, 1t should be
stated that he has more than once offered release
him provided he would pledge his word OF honor
not again endeavor enforce his pretenslons 10
the rone bur he mas always Indignantly refused
italy.
ROME, Sept Our government has adopted a
tor reduction of 30, so and 90 per cent on
cloths, casslmeres, and almost all other articles I'M
ported into its states. The Pope is in declining
state Of health. He is sadly plagued with cancer
IN the nose Being upwards OF eighty years OF age,
II Is not likely that with his maltdies, he VIII long
be spared. He is good hearted, well meaning
liou man, and is personally much beloved Greai
seventies towards his people have been commltted
In his name.
Our adyices from Madrid are TO the 10th ult
The authorities OF Madrid, we'll aware OF the
tckllsa position which they placed, are un-
wcaried IN their precautions revolution more
formidable than any which has yet been attempted
been propapsred by the Espanol to the effect that
the Duke of Victory would leave ENGLAND shortly
for Spain, in ship OF war, with 25 600 muskets. A
dinner was given the 9th to NJ. Thiers by the
Marquis de Nllrahores. II was attended by about
30 persons, including the tour minlst, rs remaining
al Madrid Madrid wasn nqul, but the most san
gulne supporters OF the Nar>a,z ministry did not
appear TO expect that the tran utility would last ma
ny days
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, September l5-Our CT p of potatoes Is
almost entirely destroyed, in most pi thirieth
part not being worth any thing, and evca In the pa-
ces were The disease has made the least ravages,
only sixth part being preserved This Is terrible
Calamity, potatoes being the chief part OF the food
OF hr greater part OF our population In compliance
with the general wish OF the country ministers have
issued a royal ordinance, decreelDg the admission
OF wheat and all kinds OF corn, together with pota-
toes, Sc, duty free, and forbddlng the expectation
Of such articles.
The Congress OF the Zollverein at Carsrhue Is
pursuing lis deliberations. Nothing positive to
It's intentions can be yet known but there is no doubt
II wlIl declare IN favor OF protective policy towards
Grrman manufactures, that is TO say, II will fix such
high Cuiy on imported articles as shall have the et-
fsci otpevening their sale in German markets.
One part OF the Congress proposes TO put on ex-
travagtntly high duties, but the other warmly OPP
poses 'hd oscause, as 1t justly says II Will prevent
the manufacturers from eXerting themselves effect
improvements or TO lessen prices. Russia is in IA
vor OF a moderate polcy-ndeed she is about the
most liberal Of any in the Congress but uniortu-
natrlv she has only vote, like the rumperyt
principallty, and her moral influence not suiclen
10 outweigh German obstInacy and wrong-headed-
ness Two Of her agents have already thrown up
Their mission, from the violent hostility which their
more enlightened views encountered, The United
States have, ! believe, sent agent to nego-
tlate, u possible. treaty with the Zollverein, which
shall exempt their manufactures from the meditated
exclusion; but doubt much that he will succeed
The Cologne Ga.ette states that the Pope has de-
cIned receiving NJ DUsedomas Ambassador from
liglon promoted by M de Bunsen. The Prussian
Government al first expressed some establishment al
ms REJECTION, but as u aspears has determined
10 Insist on the appointment OF II DUSedomas.
The German papers mention that M Ronge who
arrived a Bresau on the Sth, his way 10 Brieg,
where ne Vas 10 preach, Was arrested, but was
leased almost Immediately, and permitted to CONT
nue. me- Journey Inc Swiss journals mention that
u WIS The determination OF the Free Corps and lis
adhertnts 10 renew their late attempt against Lu-
cerne, and mad expected TO induce the government
nd
war against Lucerne. Hopes were entertained that
the authorities of Berne would be enabled TO frus-
trae the design Indeed, a meeting of the Grand
Council on the llth ended in a decision in favour of
the vote OF confidence demanded by the govern
ment.
The augsburg Gazette contains letter from
Stockholm, stating that the king had rejected the ap-
peal OF the painter Alson against the Judgment OF the
Supreme Court, sentencing hum TO Punishment for
having changed from the Protestant TO the Catholic
rehg
The new religion is pretty much in the same state
as Y was when last nouced In some places Its apos
ties arr received with favor, in others they are pe
ed and ducked.
The Mem and the Danube have been at length
united b. canal. This great work was designed
by Iharltmagne, and has been finished by the King
oil Bavaria.
Switzerland.
Letters from this country dwell much upon the
agltated STATE OF the country. but give details
worth reporting. The people of Berne are much
excited; and II is believed that when the harvest
shall have been got in, all Switzerland will be again
IN state OF CONFUSION AT present. the people are
100 much occupied to make war upon each other,
but tAe disposition Is not wanting.
Russia.
The Empress OF Russia will make heightened
stay IN Italy, for the benefit of her health which
mas long been IN a declining state During her alb
sence the Emperor will visit different parts of the
empire.
Orders have been sent by our Government 10
England and The United States for the construction
OF Z number d. steam vessels. Hopes are however
entertained that before long Russia will be perfectly
tor IS
steam machinery.
Orders have been sent by the government to Eng
lana dho me united States Tor the construction OF a
number q steam vessels Hopes are however en-
lertalned that before long Russia will be perfectly
Independent OF foreign countries for supplies Of
steam machinery.
GRAND BATTLE IN CIRcAssrA -Inteirence VIA
'0essa, has been received Of a battle between the
Clfcessian forces under Scham Bey, and the Rus.
Eihn army (50OO0 strone) under General Woron-
1oH VINO attacked the town of Ddrpo the head QUAR-
lers Of Scaml Alter FIVE days hard ightinr the
Ilrcasslans were obliged TO abandon the fortress to
me eatny, having expended all their ammunition 4
ho1, however, without carrying of their artillery |
anu ohg9age INTO the mountains. The loss on the
~ ~ w russians is said to amount in killed
alone 70 oVoo, among whom were three generals
ana tory other officers and four aides de.camp OF
tne commander in chief The latter finding his
amy so much crippled, on account of the number nj
his wounded, which was enormous was desirovino
the fortcdllons 10 reure TO Ts, to reorpanlze his
force. Dargo was defended by Schaml's regular
hOoPss 'ohSlSuHg Oi corps OF IdgdSten infantry
and the Russian and Polish deseriers from the En-
peror's service.
Greece.
Our Athens correspondent writes on the Both ult
ma The Coletu Administration and its partizans ap
pcared determined 10 overthrow the constitution.
ana made no longer mystery of their intention
several persons known tor their constitutional opin-
ions, and amongst others General Caergi the hero
p me lat revolution, Colones Spro Milo, and
ScaIVeli, and MAJOR Rods, had been placed on
~ nal pay net and ordered out OF The capital. M
Meiaxa had refused 10 accept the embassy to Con
stantlnoIr, and declared, on the ooh. in he Cham
per, lhat ne iad retgned hls the Cabinet on
account OF the accommodating or bio -