The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04
troops and insurgents at vadara, in Catalonia, and
near the Mora de Ebro, In Tarragona.
Portugal.

troops and insurgents at valdara in Catalonia, and
near the Mora de Ebro, in Tarragona
Portugal.
Accounts from Oporto the 10th inst that the
Junta has dissolved ITSELF aud Saldanha and his troops
garrison with the Spanish troops under Concha The
castle of Foe is garrisoned by English marines. The
Duke Of Terceira and his the Marquis OF
Louie and several other distinguished members Of the
Junta, have arrived at Lisbon. The Condo Das Anas
prisoners 1t is rumored that the Queen unmndful Of
the recent lesson which has been taught her is about
recall Costa Cabra Several Cabralistas have been APP
pointed to high official situations, and these appoint
ments being in direct violation OF the promises made
when foreign intervention was asked for, have given
great umbraae Neither has the Queen performed her
promise Of entering at upon constitutional course
Of government decree issued the 9th
nuingto the end of July the suspension OF the
tees of personal liberty and prohibiting until that day
the publication of newspapers and pamphlets. The
representatives. Portugal France and SPAIN at Lisbon,
have protested against Colonel wyles convention with
the Junta.
Italy.
The statement that the Pope about to abdcate
is said to have been Austrian invention
Letters from Bologna of the sth ult announce that
the Pope had issued two decrees the authorizing the
formation Of national guard the French principle
throughout his domnons, and the other sanctioning
the establishment Of railroads These two measures
had produced the greatest enthusiasm in Rome; the
tire population had repaired to the Quirna express
its gratitude to the Holy Father and ut night the whole
city illuminated. The dinner to Which the Aus
sian Ambassador had invited Cardinals Lambruschin
Vapiceli Bernetti &c, on the Cd was prevented by
popular demonstration The people assembled before
the embassy, crying, Down with Austria. DEATH to
Lambruschini and to the enemies Of the Pope, Viva
Plus TX alone" The Transtevernos, it appears,
excited in the highest degree against Lambruschni
whom they threatened to throw into the Tiber. The
Cardinal Macchi terrified by the cries of the peo
pie that night that he sent off his nephew neigh
boring town with all his valuable property Father Ven
tura and the popular leader Ciceruaccho had fortu-
nately interfcred and succeeded in aayng the ecr-
Several Austran courieYs coming from Rome
had lately passed through Bologna At Parma Luc-
ca much excitement prevailed. and occasional collisions
took place between the population and the troops
Private letters from Rome of the 7th ult. announce
that Cardinal Gzz had rendered his resignation Of the
post Of Secretary Of State because said he asap
proved OF the decree establishing national guard which
cant Office We're Cardinal Baluhi Ferretri de Angeles
and Anonei but it believed in the salons Of the
Qurinal that the Pope, who had asked three days
consider would not accept the resignation His Holi-
Cardinal Ferretr to Rome The latter belonged to the
rerograde party but since tho Pope admitted him into
his confidence he has proved himself liberal faith
full executor of his orders.
Advices from Bologna up to the 9th utmo state that
tranquility aud confidence were completely restored,
and that the decree the national guard had
| ceived with AS much enthusiasm az the amnesty At
Ferrara had likewise been hailed with raptures of
| Austria.
| Our accounts from Vienna are of the sth ult.
We learn from this captp that the conferences rela
tive to the organization of Gacia having concluded,
Count Studion governor Of that province had his
departure for Lemberg for the 9th 1t Is true
been announced that Archduke Albert had been design
ed for the post ofgovernorgenera of Galica Mr. Cob
den has arrived Mt Vienna where he has been
| by Lord Ponsonby the English Ambassador, to the
Prince de Metternch and Baron de Kubeck Minister
| the Interior.
| Prussia.
The trial Of the Poles, which to have commenced
on the goth ut has been postponed till the middle Of
August in consequence Of the want of lawyers for the
| defence Of the accused
| Switzerland.
The Presse gives the following the substance of
note sent by the to NJ ben Pre-
sident of the Diet -" NJ Guzot does not contest the
principle Of the right Of Switzerland well as that
every independent State to modify its constitution free
w. but he protests in the interest of Switzerland ant
the ~ rim
cple NJ Guizot audes to the example Of King Charles
X who fell for having given forced Interpretation
clause OF the French constitution The federal organ
zation such 1t at present exists appears TO M Guzo
to be the only certain security for the maintenance
amongst the cantons in of violation the
federal pact and Of the oppression Of the minority of
cantons by the majority France to herself
right to consider the matter ariser) watch after
her own interests and to regulate according to her
venence new relations with Switzerland: and with the
different cantons in particular" If such are, In fact
the contents of NJ Guizos note this is
beforehand by the passed weeks
since on the nconsderae proceeding Of NJ dc Boisle-
Conte IL Ia announced that the President of the Vorort
considers the note not having reached hm-that he
has not acknowledged it, and that he will not communi
cate it to the Diet.
Holland.
The dates from Amsterdam are of the 18th uIt
10 Is positively stated that the King of Holland has the
intention of travelling for considerable time in foreign
countries for the establishment said his health
which is feeble with this view, the king would appoint
regency to conduct public affairs during his absence
and the regent fixed upon would be his brother Prince
~.
messenger had been despatched notify this intention
to the prince, and to recall him but he reported
very unambtous man, 1t is not doubted that he will
refuse such nomination would also be against the
Fundamental law providing for such contingencies
cording to which the Prince of Orange eldest
the sovereign, and having attained the legal age of
years would have the right to the regency This prince
however is said not to be popular because of reports
circulation abonth private life, whereas Prince Frede-
| rick is much beloved.
Belgium
Our advices from Brussels are to the 10Th ult.
The ministerial crisis, which stil continues to excite
great interest will probably be Although the
liberal journals aud especially rOjsepateur express
themselves decidedly against mixed cabinet it may
nevertheless be copjecured that the King will first try
this coDciiatory system the pretty equal strength
parties in the Chamber to hold out the possibility
Of giving permanency to a ministry of this kind
| The opening OF the Chambers will, however, probably
determine this.
! Turkey.
Private letters from Constannope ofhe Goth of June
state that the decision of Prince Aetternch with respect
to the difference between Greece and Turkey hourly
expected, and that its pacific adjustment longer
u matter of doubt The insurrection 10 Albania had
been completely appeased The troops marched against
| the insurgents in Kurdstan, had completely routed
them, and compelled Beder Khan Bey to fly into the
Russia and Circassin
letter from 81, Petersburg of the lth u says I'm
inense preparations being made in the asian
provinces for THE approaching campaign against the
mountaineers The army which is to against them
soon as the Emperor shall be perfectly recovered from
the sickness with which he is at present afflicted he will
place himself at this head of the army
miscellaneous.
ARRIVAL OF THE u. s. FRIGATE AIAcEpoyI,N Ar Covr
This noble frigate commanded by Commodore DeKay
reached Haubowline the 10th inst after hne VOYAGE
OF twenty mine days from New York. The Rev O. &.
Taylor the leader Of the temperance movement in Anne.
RIGA over as supercargo The crew. sixty in num-
ber all teetotsers and spirits been ao wed
on board On Saturday the Rev. Father Mathew ac-
companied by the Mayor went board the fgnte and
received with great enthusiasm. The yards were
manned and prolonged cheers given for Father
Mathew and the Mayor of Cork" which responded
| to by the people shore. On MIR. Mathew and the
Mayor leaving the vessel boat manned to convey
them to Monkstown. IL was steered by Mr. Dekay son
Of the commodore fine intelligent boy about years
| of age The commander OF the Macedonian dned on
Saturday with admiral Sir Thomas Usher, AMI yester-
day he to be guest ut the bospabc board OF the
Very Rev Mr. Mathew. Proceedings have already been
commenced with view to show some token of respect
and gratitude to Commodore DeKay, his most noble
and praiseworthy conduct in this matter. The Mayor
an of the most influential citizens have deter
mined to entertain him and his lady by steam trip
round the harbor and similar to the entertain