The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-19

proposed by government or modified them SO greatly
to make them quite the of what intended;
and though the First Chamber the House of Lords,
has displayed courtly spirit AMI adhered to most
OF the Royal propositions, throwing out the amend
Of the other house. of the acquescence Of
Of these bodies is useless without that Of the other
II Is difcult to say when they will assemble hardly
think they VIII be invited to Berlin again in hurry
large party in the Lower House for petitonng the
King to let the next meeting take place in twelve
month the majority however concluded upon extend
Ing the term to this time two years But these are no.
thing but PHI desderata His Majesty has not thought
proper to favor his faithful States with any definite
answer to their requests only telling that he will
take the matter into consideration and act
the dictates OF his royal wisdom
What has been most provoking to the ruling powers
Is the rel ection Of the loan proposed for the
ton Of the great prussian Railroad that is to extend
from hence to Konigsburg and tn frontiers Russia
was chiefly for the purpose Of raising this that
the States General assembled the laws of the
ing any obligation Of the kind but they refused point
blank to grant any money until the rights promised
them by the late King should be conceded II was uni
versally acknowledged that the railroad In question
would be exceedingly beneficial to the country and par
ticuary to the Eastern provinces but at the time
II was determined not to conntenance any financial
measure proposed bv government, while the present
anomalous state OF things continued and an exact
account Of the national Income aud expenditure was
withheld.
There Is current since last week that the En-
peror OF Russia has offered the King TO lend him twenty
millions Of dollars without the guaranty Diet 20 be
employed In constructing this railroad but this
Even il were true the Ring could no, possibly seespt
Of such offer u would direct insult the ma
ZION, anu mshs nave serious sonsequences something
digntares have been here within the last few days
Guiding the Minister Of War; who Is the greatest In
the unsatisfactory issue Of Mock Parliament
OF the English papers calls m were to contribute to-
wards renewing the entente cordaie between Prussia
and Russia which Of late Is said to have been consdera
bly, weakened
In my next shah be able to give you further partIcu
lars OF the state Of things here IL win thcn be
to take calm review OF the events Of the last few weeks
and to form an opinion Of the influence they likely
to exercise on the future At present every thing Is in
confusion the sudden windup Of the Diet having taken
people completely by surprise.
Portugal.
Intelligence has been received from Lisbon and Opor-
TO since last confirming the fact Of the queng of
the instruction in the south. letter dated Lisbon
June To- states that the close of the civil has been
happily effected with regard half of the Kingdom
sa da Bandeira and the insurgents Seuba have sub
mitted and acknowledge the Queen authority to-
egraphc despatch received last night that
they were surrendering their to Vnhaes and the
The insurgsnt forces Mt st. Ubes ar. comn,.t.,v
broken up and dispersed l42 chiefs and officers and
than 400 soldiers In custody at Lisbon the rest
having hed TO the interior overtsken by vinhaes
at caur do SAL where he captured 300 prisoners The
leaders on board the English squadron the Ia
gus where they would remain ut charge until the
Juna surrendered and brought the amnesty into opera
ton The nsurrection queled aud the progress Of
paci6cation would be rapid, Though Evora might,
when reinforced by some Of the fugtives hold
time
The Marquis de Louie of the leaders OF the insur
gents had proceeded to England and also the Duchess
Of Pslmea with two OF her daughters Thirty prisoners
had escaped from St Julien The forced circulation of
Bank Of Lisbon notes liz modified from the LIST July,
viz to onethrd July instead Of one.haf In all pay
ments.
The Jaokal. however arrived here yesterday, from,
oporto with intelligence that the Junta positively re-
fuses to submit aud has rejected the complete amnesty
The Junta has thus broken faith for the British consul
at Oporo distinctly informed that they would submit
min inf
and terms carried by Col. Wylde, would still be oon.
ceded and the consul thereupon informed sadanha OF
the Junta's assumed determination, aud begged him
not to advance upon the town thus serving the Juntas
object, which merely To gain time. Dispatches
from our consul and from saldanha forwarded the well
To Lisbon and the Queen, after consulting
her minister's and the council OF state conceded and
published the complete amnesty which forwarded to
Oporto, TO be Immediately rejected by the Junta-
The Jackal, having communicated this intelligence
to Sir H. Seymour was despatched immediately to Ad-
miral Parker who had sailed In the morning for setu
bal with squadron of vessels to reduce the insur
gents there to submission by combined operations with
Vinhaes.
The French war steamer Anacreon has arrived from
Setubal confirming the intelligence that upwards
Of the insurgents, with viscount sa da Bandera aud
down their arms and board the vessels FORM
ing the allied squadron
Switzerland.
The French ambassador NJ. Bois 10 Comte. returned
few days back TO Zurich from journey In the Tesin
and In the Grisons The papers that the
ambassador did not speak of politics during his resi-.
dencs. On another hand II IL stated that he on the
20th received his Government dispatches which
contained full and entire approval Of the discourse he
addressed to NJ Ochsembein.
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pins ~ IN tho 18th nIt Co va .ua,.nc. Al ,h. s .,
the Libsraor OF Ireland and made eulogy Of Daniel
Ionnel "a Terms when mus. nave excited tne graft
tuue ana an All " tue young 'emosr ior Dunask
ph ,hs , ~ ra s yeeI hi =. sn. noment AZ
h, sath th pan sa =, hi $751;; inc iee. % .ns
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~ Chr;sti.nt ,t me- last h IN .nr nero
sn,bracins his son -, and AZ fbe ss,na ,i a. h ~
Satber nrsssed him twice to his heart i w hwy
tn trsatv ~ ca,,ms,.a t.,,..sr N.,,.s .a Ar, I'm
vsrein has bssn ratised nv n The two couns,,as NIL
mutual concessions ~ '''' "''"0
II ;sLnown that the NIar,ui. Dr,gor.,, /, No.,o,..
rece; ved ordsrs IN Ian va Rone an Tia ~ =, ~, ~
diencs with his Honess M Dragone,ti ycoues,oJ H.
r.yocs,,on of this maasnr. Pnsiy re,li.d ,ha, r.. G
sred that the ordsrs ~ h;s Ministers shor,a T.. 80
cntsd When this rsnlv reached the knowlsas. ~ ~.
nsona great dscontspt was .x nress.a nd m
, -, tho S on th snn;vsr.arv ~ th y,
Plus TX were suspended. NJ Grasselni Governor OF
Rome seeing these dispositions, caused a. Dragonett