The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-31
Two Days Later f6om Frauco-Tfdtngs or the
French Steamer Philadelphia.

The fine packet ship Zurich, Capt. Thompson
arrived yesterday, IN passage over the Allan
tic of only twenty-four days, bringing advicei
from Havre to the 9th October, inclusive.
We learn from Capt. T., that on the 25th inst.
at O'Clock A. M, in lat. AZ 81, Ion. SO "a, h,
passed the French steamer Philadelphia bount
10 this port She was making about eight miles
an hour, and from her course, and the slow rate
she was going, it was thought that she must
have been out of coal, and that she was making
for the nearest port-probably Halifax. Inc
Zurich, in three hours, left her, hull down, COM
pletely out of sight.
The advices from Bologna are OF the 2oth UT
The persons arrested on the night oil the io'n
have been all discharged, with the exception OF
M. Pigozzi, who has published, without the per-
mission of the censor, letter Justiiylng hls
conduct
The common council voted eight thousand
Roman crowns to arm the National Guard OF Bo-
logna
The Ferrarese, on the 22d ult., saluted the
Tuscan flag There were cries of " piUe Plus
""pfue Independence Haiienne," " pipe lie
Cardinal Cracchi'' The Austrian garrison re-
manned all day on their arms.
We learn that six Austrian regiments are on
their route to form military Gordon on the
Piedmontese frontier They have already arriv-
ed at Milan. 1t is supposed the Sandman gov
eminent will take the same measures.
II is said that Austria already has 10000 men
on the line of the Pc, between Plaisance and
Ferrara
The Duke of Modena has re-entered his do
minions, with the reigning duke, land the here
ditary Prince of Lucca.
An Austrian official arrived yesterday from
Ferrara, and continued his journey direct to
Rome and Naples. Austria insists on obtaining
the passage for body of her army, destined for
the kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The Pope is
formally opposed to this passage.
NJ zanotini, member of the provisionary gov
eminent of 1884, has just returned TO Bologna,
after sixteen years exile
Somewhat of a serious episode has disturbed
the calm that has lately fallen on affairs in the
Spanish capital Some hint having appeared in
Ell Faro a Madrid paper, that M. Salamanca, Of
the Cabinet, was endeavoring to create new
power near the Queen, young Colonel Ganda-
"a, a determined partisan of Espartero, conceiv-
ed that he was alluded to, and demanded an apo
logy from the editors lame one was publish
ed after lively argument among the editors, the
principal one and two of his colleagues retiring
from the paper on its appearance. The Colonel
was not satisfied with the apology, and challeng-
ed M. Coello, the chief editor, who had retired
from the paper. The challenge was taken up for
him by the ad interim actual editor, M. Tasara,
and meeting took place; but after two harmless
shots on both sides, the affair terminated with.
out injury on either side.
1t is said that the new Captain General of Ca
talonia, Don Manuel de la Concha, has written
to the government that he hopes by the end OF
October that not one single band of armed Car
lists will remain in that province.
The Queen has granted a second private au-
dience to Colonel Gurrea, former Secretary of
the Duke of Victoria.
The grape gathering has already begun in
France. rhe crops in Provence, Roussillon,
Narbonne, Montpelier and Mines will be larger
than last year. The wine of Bordeaux (claret)
is generally thought to be excellent and extra
Champagne and Burgundy will be abundant and
of superior quality. The Rhenish wine will
also be of capital brand. We see by the prece-
ding that the wines recolte will be remarkable
this year, and that the rumors that the grapes
would not arrive to maturity were false and er-
roneous.