The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

In the Times, Chronicle and other English papers rea-
tive to the French intrgues in Spain, have emanaed
from Lord Pamerston whoever was the author certain
it Louis Phillip and his family are stung to the quick
and their propre is offended that their rage
said to be beyond all bounds and that nothing paciy
them short Of the disgrace of Lord Palmerston. King
Leopold cousin Of the queen and sonnaw of the King
of The French, coming to talk her majesty on
the subject Meantime there is increased activity OF
couriers between Paris and London. carrying angry
notes and diplomatic remonsrances No event since his
accession has wounded the French king the quick
great events OF his reign, are as nothing to itand
Tor the first time he In in right down earnest about going
to war with England on account of young Spanish girl
OF fourteen He has, alter being often shot at in vain
at last been hit in tender point-the shot from
the press and has produced kind of brain fever of the
most serious tendency After ALL the press pow
erful than pistol shots guncoton this affair is de.
monstraon.
Donna Maria, the unhappy Queen Of Portugal has at
last suddenly and effectively lost her by her late
effort to crush popular government and reostabsh
aosou'lsm IN her own person and court and is by this
time q fugitive and a runaway from that country where
she lately regned al queen The British squadron
rived in time at Opoo and Lisbon to her and tho
same time multiply the efforts and influence of the Spa
nish general who was crossing the frontiers with his
troops but too late the successful tho
popular movement. The most wonderful success and
rapidty joined with great prudence and moderation has
attended this popularsand democratic movement in Por.
of the concluding events Of this political drama The
particulars cannot appear in the papers till after the
Acadia sails The movement of queen the molten
and encouragement of France and Spain, premature
and to the great chagrn of those united
cd in complete ruin and to the royal party The
affair excites more interest hero than il will among you
naturally enough, az the English of all European ma
ons have especially in matters al avs had
the closest intimacy and connection with Portugal +
Germany OF setting up one paper only to be conducted
entirely by the government and that the King Of Bavs
ria had put 1t in force ia his dominions This plan
be further carried in other German States as il is
found to succeed SO well in answering the views of alb
soiute mOnarches; and it is under the counsel and nu
ence Of Prussia, this movement is going on
The information contained in my last relative to the
next day after my letter mailed came out the orders
in council efecually destroying all the hopes and
showing the Of the assurances of those
opened Also what told you in my last is begin
ming to be confirmed viz the fall in the price of wheat
be. sorts 70s being the averages the fall has begun
and think from all circumstances, will 20 on yet with
many oscillations and variations There is no doubt the
great rise mainly owing to SPECTATORS.
general activity now prevailing at the theatres
and new pieces succeed each other with commendable
and the opera will disappear for the Of the
holiday farce and pantomime, and tho falling
which well managed and is almost always
in the selection of novelties has just obtained from the
Of new iantasticsi piece sntitisd Gs%ps Tra
and Turn Ont" The Haymarket has brought out new
which spite of some rather Lengthy
wren snd q the whole Well
formed in the piece with company which, unquestiona
bly,, the best in LONDON The Haymarket is at present
the chief all the dramatic temples in the Metropolis
air ". ng hr. o. the Princess
which Madame Augusta obtained such merited fame last
winter as tine New York Miss Sarah Flower
ballet The hrst representation was marked by fright
ua scciaeh Whcn nappiiy ended without fatal results
~. came very near suffering the same
was burned to death at Drury Lane During the singing
stoops down to gather ross hsr sh, wnen u,see
brushed near lamp and instantly abe was snveoped in
the honss sds. m t hoxas neaea upon every Que in
inv cr s .wV macnlne me rushed from behind
the worI ~ a. ns,ar sGsdsrca 'aS names tt was all
wonderful soelnsss ana q mind she he'd LOST
hssr hr I; a. poor lara Wecsser' sne must have
appeared again and continued her part Madame Anna
but AZ aoss not t.Es .rS nrrr ins a!ssfan
andsd Thsv Ssvs ~ Lane put thny at
AHS srf IN LONDON.
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Dersocrot, OF the I'd inst, gives the following &C.
count Of the execution of the murderer Flynn :' On
hursaay last the lsh inst we we're called upon to
scenes which has ever transpred within the limits of this
county and we pray heaven it be the last of the
same nature we are ever called upon to record We al
ude 70 me unhappy late and execution OF Patrick Flynn
who on that day took his exit from time into eternity in
accordance with the severe penalty Of the law Flynn
was native Of Ireland thirty years age who emgra-
ted TO TINS country in the year 1889 ls4o and
this village Of the murder of Robert James who was
Flynns employer at the time The prisoner during the
progress Of the trial assumed the air of stole nor did
ne manifest any feeling in regard TO his fate until the
Of the law was pronounced the Judge when
his nerves relaxed and he burst into tears stating that
ne had been sworn falsely against; yet person who
nearo tne evidence could entertain doubt, for
was chain OF circumstances more conclusive render
ing guht certain, than in his case.
Flynn' during the time OF his confinement up to with
in few days Of his execution sullen morose and
tacturn treating the ministers Of our village who vs
Sa nm n, WIN indnsfence he being visited in the
fesson the day previous to his execution telling him TO
spcn use o. az ne thought IT. For several days
no wa executed ne seemed to be in great agony
uon .. ooay ana MIND praying that God would cleanse
ne IRON ms BODY before he was executed, he
aa1 no, want 70 % nung IKE dog
On tne oay Oh MS execution Mr. Gibride, catholic
rm huason laeored with him in prayer in
the ministers OF our vsge and at the hour of P. M
he was brought out of his cell in the lower story of the