The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-05
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
MADRID, PARIS, ROME, NAPLES, MILAN,
TURIN, ATHENS. &c. &c.
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.


TO THE
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fAnis' 10Th sept io'''
The Hayre steamer has failed ma this time owing to
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depend ON regularity In .ture and what il much better
they have, you will see sdopted the Of your
Paris oorresuondept ana cb.r.ad tho dsv. ~ sailing
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After the present month they will sail ON the 10th and
oath Then will have letters from your European
winter months We shall until Decsmhsr wsS;ta from
here on the 9th and aad psr Have ana on the st ami
sth nsr Iivernooi Dsrinr DscsIhsr 10 irma mo- EN-
rnsry and March the Iavre steamers viii 90 onv once
month on the ost or god still YOU will have even in
To receive r.ruarlv from all your agents in the Souh
and ast the despstches which am clad to find arrive
With you very regularly
since INV last there IL little news strictly French
fhion here the ministers at their
ool,tics staennnt what can we have to Communicates?
shall not refer to the stirring affairs Of spain Italy
Afca mr. Tnrkov and a. an Won will reports
~ fro vor local vet these ara the onlv
topics which engage attic, Ition here at present
pbnns Sss mat sivsp birth to- son Who is created
Duks d. Cnss and her Ausband the nks ia appointed
of Algeria whittier he is about to pro-
coed as soon as the Duchess is in At state to travel
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inrs in favor Of electoral and nsr,;smantarv reform
Banquets and dinners held at the chief places in the
@ anu .ns couos genera ana local ooaies
the government are voting petitions The question Of
the grounds Of reform may be very briefly stated.
nas @11 popuiasion VI rlsnce
thousand are qualified to vote for deputy In the re-
preventative chamber there were $50 members Govern
that h third more than th t pmmhsr ~ elctors
In the chamber there are 1879 upon
the government for their means Of subsistence II will
t;on ho,h 90 rsrrd th Sosi o I'm ~
the andin the chambers there Is at the dis
posal OF the government But this IL not all large
for vhat IA csIaS ssct ;np o's1 =, e ~ hnI W
this is expended in corruption Journ.s are estab-
shsd and subsidized deputies salaed and the most
ssst LIN III; 1n ~ every aepM that tp ~ ' az
forts of the Opposition are now directed
Inc retirement OF Marshal Sout from the Presidency
take Mace ,In;.nt ;,1 S s"peo o; that otsca
which he will hold conjunction With the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
rumor is now prevalent that the Dutche,Vs Of Mont
peusier il encienie The event Ia looked f,r by
with much solictude connected as 1t with
the succession to the Spanish throne.
The new loan of three hundred and fty mJolions of
francs equal to seventy millions Of dollars has not yet
You will have seen how much railway shares hsVe de-
cped and easily imagine the disastrous that
some spectators in them have sustained
Ttaiv
PARIS, september 10, le4'-
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ceved the details OF various events with the
affairs Of Italy which enclose although II is SOMEWHAT
,oubtfoI vbetbor tbev MIL, rs.,h ,vornoo, =; .;,. s-
uouo'ui "ne'ner tney VIII feaSn Vorpoo' IN une ior
the steamer.
Letters continue to arrive from various parts Of tav
which though mot more recent in date than thou.s hb
" $3.50 $3.50 1872 "~
VIC nave airesoy gwen supply some iurtner paecuiars
Of interest relating to the vast social
tbs Pen,r.uI. a. ~ rrs.ar4 IN. th..tr. W. Ga r
Inv Nv
srouno Ior the ruor whicn prevailed In fars IN Wed
nesday afternoon, that revolution had taken place In
N.r.s .na ,h.t On. U,,u h.d go ~.
$50 ~ w e ~ ~ s " ' w
ffsn0n vessels .nen iSins AZ anonor IN tna' HarDor
mart of thu tsrritorv and Il; s;. Is
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ing every Jay more iordaOie propoftions- tnat con-
siderable renforcements have been sent to those points
fo Nanlsstb.t tho oarr,sor NJ thu c.,t, bs. thar.
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been allowed save under the presence of overrung
cesstythat the agitation in Naples is extame and the
four popular there ssrious that the 60
Mt have been compelled to resort Ao extraord
nary ofprecauton; aad in fine. that several
arrests have been made Of charged with or
pected Of disascton and others equally OBJ
noxiou to the have taken refuge on board
ed from Naples the 5th has arrived at roulon, and
brings advces confirming all these statemes and has
on board the citizens Of Naples who escaped rom the
Letters from Florence bring further details d. the po
pu.r ovatioDs which took place there on the
of the decree for establishing the National Guard
when the people collected In thousands, in the square
in front Of the Palace, uterng in favor Of Leopold H.
Plus TX and the Italian League The windows OF the
surrounding the quare decorated with bril-
liant drapervs and filed with ladies' who waved the Tus
can flag (white and red) The Grand Duke leading his
two presented himself Ia the balcony In front OF
the Palace to make his to his people
Seeing the national cocksde on body and the
ona fsg waving every where around, and not having
at hand he ordered two silk mauts to be taken from
the shoulders Of the members OF his family white and
red which he improvsed the national Dag
he waved from the balcony.
population was afterwards admitted to the palace
to present TO the Grand Duke from his people nag OF
the Tuscan cci"rs In DIS answer 70 the sdoress OF the
reputation the Grand UuKe eonc'uded Win tnese me-
morable words; Dc assured gentiemsn That ABOVE all
other qualities am an Italian frince Am not ma.
tive OF Pisa and nave not ever been your brother
tie then presented himself again on the balcony 70 the
muttnde WIN DIS Two sons having IN MS manu- the me-
uons uAs wn'cn naa J"sS oern Ptessate. W nn !. ~
mposNoie 10 describe the ooIst Oh entnusiasm wnce
followed ths Inc people sn0uted wept ana eraoracSu