The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05

cipa corporations to regulate the local adsirs and
hnsiy, we are to HAYES representative body at Rome
To manifest determined opposition to foreign ag
gression We are now forming army OF observation ut
consist Of $4,000 and ultimately to be raised to
OOO of which 900 will be regular troops and the
mander the national guard or as you would call them
We have had here, to-day, grand solemuity ON tbs
Plus TX. and the inauguration Of bis statue ON the
Paxza del Popolo. Two Thousand national guards
were drawn out en- grand. t.nae on the occasion Ten
psrte,) paraded the city by torch light Patriotic
speeches were made-ths national hymn OF Plus TX
man and Tuscan smbsssadors addressed the people
from the balconies Of their palaces which were brilliant
ly illuminated assuring them Of the lively sympathy OF
their respective sovereigns for his Holiness general
league of the italian States is it Is said under ne
gotiation. - -.
We are here in high instruction. The contagion Of
the movement going around has caught US On the
occasion Of the festivities the day before yesterday got
up to welcome the archbishop the populace broke
out with cries of "pra Pho IX,' and the hymn COM
posed for and dedicated to- the Pope, by Rossn was
sung by the multitude front Of the srchbshops pal
The poles sndgen darmerie immediately presented
themselves to dsperse the people, when furious con-
ct ensusd, In which the troops beaten, and IN
many disarmed, tramped and spat upon with NJ.
rious cries Of down with the Austrsps" "Itsly for
ever" The patrols which psraded the town, were
beaten and forced retreat to the bar
racks. However, strong Afterwards
brought against the pOpuace, and the movement for
the present has been qusled ills however, only tom
porarily Tho seeds OF revolt IL Ia
not possible that the Milanese reform and
ghtenment every side Of aud be content to stand
At the write all is excitement, and is diff
cult to anything Of the future Indeed there ars
will probably be- opened and examined by the post office
myrmidons will, however, write duplicate and
have double chance OF escape.
TURIN, Sept. 10, lsn.
EDITOR N. " HERALD
Italy is the of regeneration. Wshave here the
sangune hopes from the liberal tendency Of King
Charles Albert NJ Corbo the envoy Of the Pope, has
Just arrived here and has already had several confer
with tie King the subject of the Italian league
against Austrian desposm 1t proposed to form an
alliance offensive and defensive first, between the Ro-
man. sardnian and Tuscan States to which afterwards
the other Italian States may be admitted, to defend
Italy from all foreign aggression and that without any
foreign Intervention This 10 the great aim OF Plus TX
that Italy should be sufficient for Italy The King has
lately addressed autograph letter to his private Sc
cretary which read the 9Th at Casae where an
agricultural meeting was held In which ne pledges
himself that If Austria do not give satisfaction TO the
Pope that he will proclaim Of independence. The
British minister seconds the Government In these be
every conceivable obstruction in their way You
may expect important news from our quarter Of
| europe by every mail that shall arrive
NApLss, 9th September, ls47.
| EDITOR N. Y. HERALD
Like all the rest Of Italy, here surrounded with
the elements finsurrecon rising has just taken pses
Messiua in Sicily In which many have been killed and
wounded ON both sides. Owing to the government not
allowing any newspaper, except its own gazette to bs
and practising infamous scrutiny ofletters In
its post Offices It very difficult to get Ct the trze state
of the country any distance from here But It
tain by tho reinforcements which are daily expected
that Reggie etc are in the hands Of the insur.
gents that all Caabria Is in arms The force OF
The insurgnts is according to some ccounts which ap
pear worthy ofcredt 1900 infantry 700 cavalry aud
government has just issued furious manifesto which
Ssaus to destroy all the hopes which had been enter
and ally himself with the Of the north
italian States who (except Austra) are all ratsr
You msy expect Intelligence Of interest from here by
ATHENS, Aug. 81, is47.
ERROR N. Y. HERALD -
| We reunin here in statu quo Ths difference with
Turkey remains unadjusted Notwithstanding the friend
y intervention ofPripce Meternch Our cabinet refuses
send the apology for the insult offered to the Turkish
envoy by King Otho and without apology the Divap
msnaces extreme steamer has just arrived
here with orders to all the Turkish consuls In the Greek
ports demand their passports and to embark for Con-
stantinope The exequators have been some time since
withdrawn from all the Greek consuls in Turkey. We
are told that Turkish feet has sailed or Ia to sail Inn
.uedatay, for the Prsus, to reconnotre u.s. We have
fsnss ESs ,a0 Russia looks cody on u.s.
the half years interest our debt due to England
who will exact It at the lannon's mouth aud our govern
ment ia NOT prepared to pay 1t. NJ. Eynard has with
his Offer the ground that 1t would be Of no real
service to us at present Under all these
nothing from being crushed on the one hand
by Turkey, and on the other by England, except q
change Of cabinet That is accordingly expected.
Spain.
MADRID, September 10.
EDITOR N. Y. HERALD
Great events-great ut least to people who are near
themhave here since The date Of my last last
letters Your readers will rscollect that we left the
young queen at the summer palace Of Ii rauga, en-
oying the sports Of the field, riding outa ia as'e,
daily, on an Andalusian pony and taking dom more
head of deer with her gun than the most Expert
sportsman among her courtiers The king mean
while, shut up In an hunting lodge Madrid,
called the rde where he passed his time chiefly with
priests and In other ways which need not DO partcu-
iarised The ministers during this time laborng
to bring about royal reconciliation but they abo-ed
In vain At last the queen and court returned to Ma
drd where said the queen became pressing In her
ministers could not or would OF lend themselves TO- In
the midst of these dincuties teesraphic message
sent TO Paris be sent by orders queen
directing General Narvaes then Ambassador Paris to
repair Immediately to Madrid The General, after
her majesty ths queen dovassr Christine took post
horses for Bayonne and soon arrived at this capital
On his arrival he seut to signify his presence her
majesty who, greatly to bis amusement
rity ut all to receive him. and let entire day slxpse
before she gave him audience She did 80, owever
At length, and In which proved not very pals
table to his exceency the ambassador However, sort
OF authorization given him to proceed to form 4
cabinet He accordingly, after two days delay made up
double list putting two names opposite to each min
istry, and waited her majesty at clock in the
ming to submit the TO her. and beg her to select
from among the number those who might agrssa
BILE to her. The queen replied that she going to tho
opera and had time then to read the list but would
give General Nsrvaes between midnight and
one In the morning, when she should return from
the opera. At this hour Nsrvaes presented himself
and the queen received him in her cabinet, with
the double list before her. Her majesty observed
1 that the names did not please her, and that she
would endeavor to go well she could with the
ministers that she had. Narvaez thundersuuck.
lie asked whether his commission at an end Her
majesty replied that 1t and that he might 60 The
ambassador withdrew, boiling with indigestion ut
the hoax which had played upon him. IL evil
J hat Ma had m