The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16

ton TO our Sovereign, by brothcrly love to one
another, and by constant obedience TO all thy COM
mandments; so that passing. through this life in
thy faith and fear, we may in the life to come be
received into thy heavenly kingdom, through the
merits and mediation of thy blessed Son, Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen"
| The Rev. DR.. Adler, Chief Rabbi of the men,
bers of the Hebrew persuasion in Great Britain,
has issued form Of thanksgiving for the safe
delivery OF her Majesty and birth Of princess,
De recited in the synagogues throughout the
United Kingdom, on Sabbath the 9th day OF
Snan, a. M 5606, 1. c. S0th ofMay.
We are happy TO state that the health of her
Majesty and the royal infant is favourable as at
first-LipeYo0i Mai, May 80
/ Our advices from Paris are of the 9th ult.
The prominent topic of the Paris papers, APP
| pears TO be the escape OF Prince Louis Napoleon
from Ham, OF which they record the full particu-
lars. Although most OF the Paris Journalists make
ne secret OF their satisfaction the occasion,
they, none of them, profess any devotion to his
| political character or cause. In short, republic
canism in Paris was never at a lower ebb than it
is at the present moment. The princes plan of
| escape appears to have been mgenousy con-
ceived, and ceverly executed.
On Monday morning, having made his arrange
! ments, in which he was assisted by his physician,
he awaited himself Of the moment when a num-
Der OF worknen were occupied in the interior Of
| the chateau, and having hastily disguised himself
in the dress Of one Of the laborers, walked out Of
the principal gate unobstructcd. When the COM
mandant presented himself, according to custom,
in the apartments Of the prince, he was informed
that the prince was suffering from severe indispo-
sition and that he was still in bed; and lay figure
dressed in his clothes and placed in his bed, hav-
ing salts fed the hasty glance of the official he re-
turned Meanwhile the prince was fast making
his way TO the coast.
start were, of course, fruitless. He is by. this
time, in all probability, by the bedside of his
invalid father. The prince is understood to have
embarked for England at ST. Vallery sur Somme.
L Wedneadav he hat in, ha her IF
Deputies on the budget Of expenditure for lS47
was resumed, the supplies for the Minister OF the
Interior being all that remained TO be voted. M
Theirs announced his intention OF moving for
reduction of the service grant, with any
| expectation of reducing its amount, but merely
because his 50 doing would afford him an oppor
tunity to explain the motives of his opposition.
He then proceeded to contrast the policy
of 1880 with that OF the present moment; and in
sisted that in the latter there was an absence ofall
dignity, which had aenated from the ministers
several of their partisans He proceeded to
vive the stock assertion, that France obeying
the dictates OF Great Britain, and agreeing every
day to fresh and understandable concessions In
| the quarrel now 50 imminent between England
and the United States, France had been made to
espouse the cause OF the former, and had thus
lost an old friend without securing the cordial al
Lance of new one. The result of the delibera-
tons oil the Court OF Peers, on the case of Lee
compte, had not transpired. The report of the
committee, and the requisitorytof the Attorney
General had been presented, but the delibera-
| tons to which they had gwen rise had not termi-
mated
Rumors reached this country, some days back,
OF new movement towards freedom IN Italy,
favored by King Charles Albert of SARDINIA. 1t
was regarded as the echo Of rumors long ago cur
rent respecting the same monarch, even while he
was prince of Carignan. Last week. however,
the Journal des Debdfs gives authenticity to the
ports, and thus renders them worthy Of attention
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 2lst ut
The Heyaldo publishes document from which it
would appear that the naval forces Of Spain con-
sisted of i26 armed vessels, and 10 unarmed, car
rying together SOP guns There besides 10
others in progress OF construction, four of which
are steamers.
According to Madrid papers Of the 18th, Chris
tina still continues her intrgues to bring about
the Trapan marriage, which, it would appear, is
as opposed TO the personal wishes OF the Queen
Isabella as it is to the desires and interests of her
subjects. Queen Isabella herselfis favorably dis
posed towards the suit Of Don Enrique, her cousin
now in exile at Bayonne.
The most DISMAL accounts are received of the
very shortly expected the taxes collecting
with the greatest rgour, and the goods and furni-
ture of people are daily being sold for non-pay-
military an ocer wasp has ,es
here, told friend that it was not safe for him to
walk out alone. The Espanol states that intel-
gence has been received from the frontiers of Ca
taonia, that some military men, who enjoy much
credit In that province, were preparing to enter
the Spanish territory, with the view Of raising the
country, and gives out warning of the same to the
government.
Portugal.
Accounts from Lisbon Of the 10th instant state
that for three days the soldiers Of the garrison had
been under arms Several arrests had taken place.
Amsng those arrested are Baron de Vlarnova de
Foscoa, late Minister of Finances, and M. Leonel
Tavares, ex-Deputy and editor of the Patriot
Orders had been gwen for the arrest of Viscount
Sa da Bandeira and Of Count Lavradio, but they
had timely notice, and were enabled to effect
their escape. On the 4th the insurgents entered
Oporto, and disarmed thesguard at the Library,
but were driven back after engagement, in
which several were killed: A new battalion of the
Municipal Guard, formed by Cabral, refused,
the 9th, to march they would not give up their
arms, and sanguinary conflict ensued.
Poland.
A letter from Cracow, OF the 18th instant,
nounces that, according to a supplementary con-
vention, entered into between the three protect
ing Powers, Austrian troops alone are to garrison
Cracow, and, in consequence Of the distressed
condition of the republic, the expense of the
cupation is to be betrayed by Austria. The con-
stitution Of Cracow, the Senate, and its President
to be suppressed, and the government is to
consist hereafter Of a Directory, formed Of three
persons. 1t will be recolected that the three peas
acts who arrested Pantaleon Potocki, near Sled
lie, and delivered him up to the authorities were
decorated for that service with the medal Of the
order of merit by Prince Paskewitsch. They were
recently all three found hanging by the neck TO
trees in a forest near Siedlic.
Saxony.
The second Chamber of the Saxon Legislature
resumed, on the afternoon Of the 18th inst, the
discussion on the report of the committee respect
ing the sangunary riots At Leipsc on the 18th Of
August last On the 10Th, there was an equality
of votes Tor and against the Otopton OF the report
Of the majority of the committee, which was fn-
vorable TO the government, and a second vote had
to be taken on the question. The adjourned de-
bate held on the afternoon Of the 18Th, and
he foil Wa 4 a1OntlOn
OF the report Of the majority Of the committee, 0e
against H. "a; majority against the report, l. As
soon as the numbers were proclaimed by the Pre-
of " bravo The President Immediately declared
that he would cause them TO be evacuated If any
demonstrat Of opinion were again made. The
rejection, however, of the report Of the majority