The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10

sscual bs adopted In order snpprss. the rising
spirit OF The state OF the county Of
ing Of peasant aborsrs took place At the hil Of Garry
hns whence they proceeded In . tumultuous body to
Burse firing shots In the village and drove the stock
gate and drove the stock Of Mr. George Massy at the
Globe; also the stock Of the Rev MIR Ryan, parish
priest Of Rodkhi and tore and trampled the turnip
nsld OF fymer near Kesrney in the same neighbor-
hood. Many Of those maraudsrs were armed. Some Of
very foul and disbors murder has lately been perpe
ted on Peter Nash, ban OF the Rev. Mr. W-stropp 1t
supposed that he had become obnoxious t. par
ties in the where he resided Tor having at
the last assixss come forward witness and proved
i1s OF bog In case where the Key Mr.
property The opposition to the payment OF rents, no.
ticed in our last paper continues Mayo, Tippeiary
formidable in this respect with reference to the state
Of the country alluded to in the foregoing remarks
learn that the most active have been taken by
the to suppress the spirit Of tumut and out
rage prevailing In the southern part Of the county Of
Limerick A largo reinforcement Of cavalry and In.
fsntry has been sent to Chsrlevile and Bruree and
other places will also be occupied with troops while
Mr. Tabatssu r, M, has been placed in immediate
charge OF the district Colonel Sir NJ Creagh has
eeedsd thher to take the command Of the military
This Cork Eraminsr in speaking Of the projected ten
thomas tomorrow Sept "a remarks that the requi
stion by which the meeting convened 10 about of
the most imposing documents We have ever 1t Is
signed by nearly 50 Caholis cergymsn including four
and over 20 parish priests and 10 curates
and shopkeepers The chair will be- taken on the ooes-
sion by one OF the county members (Mr NJ. n. fower
Mr. J O'Connel also to attend From tho intense in
t.rest excited throughout the whole Of the county Of
Wexford it is expected the assembly will equal in
nitude one of the monster meetings OF H3"
The Catholic preates have assembled in annual oonf
renoe, in Dublin. There is very full attendance On
the first day lOot l9) the business altogether Of
preliminary character On the 2ls they unanimously
adopted memorial to the Lord Lieutenant the state
Of the country and sntrestp his exc.lepcy attention
in vi trio hev
have also unanimously adopted address to the Pom
tin Plus TX congratuatiny him upon bis succession to
the chair Of St Peter expressing the deepest gratitude
for the practical benevoence exhibited in Rome under
the auspices and with the aid of his holiness
in behalf OF the suffering Irish people during the recent
famine conveying to him assurance of the ardent
sympathy Of the Irish prelaes with his noble and mag
pendence Of the Roman States and praying that those
efforts Of the lustrous rulers of the States Of the
church may be crowned with complete success.
France.
The reform agitation spreads apace in France. A
grand reform banquet has taken place at Mclun, at
which six hundred guests sat down. The usual
speeches spoken and received with the customary
demonstrations Of enthusiasm This manifestation
however, sgnazed by the admission Of the toast Of tho
king, which hitherto has been always omitted at SINH
the following form, and with the following adjuncts
To the constitutional king The charter will hence.
forth be reality ssao a former king Be the word of
king sacred, as his person is invilla6le!
Touon papers Of the l3th Oct, state that the
squadron under the command OF the Prince de Join
vile, which Was of the islands Of H. res to stand
out to sea on the evening OF the IAN ut or the day after
to
rather sharp shock Of earthquake was felt at Cha
teauroux and It's envrons the evening Of the 9th
ut Several persons were, 1t Is said thrown out Of
Cabrera, the well known Carlist General paid last
week visit to Nice where he remained two days. after
The senators Ardouin d Dslva men of ooor) pre-
sented to the King OF the French Tuesday letters
Psnipot.ntiary Of the Republic OF Hayt France fol
the exchange OF the Publications Of the convention OF
| the 10Th Of May last.
lie National, newspaper of the democratic party, in
France had been seized in Paris, the 3lst ult for
containing an article which was incriminsted by the
governments csnsure.
Mile De Luzz, who played terrible part In the
crime Of the Duke of Prasln IL kept in at La
Concergere, Of Paris The French press very much
Outrage by this unusual detention.
Letters from Mars-lss, of the 18th, state that col
longing to Msssrs Vslsry and Company in the Aedter
ranean the Bonapsrts and Count de Paris on the coast
Of Italy. The shock violent that the Bona
Immediately sunk Three persons were drowned
MusIc IN PART--At eight O'Clock Saturday night
the 9th ult the Opera filed from top to bottom
with audience composed the cite Of Pars IN rank
fashion literature and art Expsc was on tiptoe
and breathless silence governed the whole of the
multitude as the heroine Of the evening tAbon step
ped quickly before the footghts with that look OF
posture which constitutes great u charm In her
| pertinent She received with shout OF applause
that shook the roof Of the building for about half
dozen seconds and then died away into silence pro
founder than before People feared to breathe in
tense was the anxiety to hsar that voice which hat
| Italian Opera Scarcely had Alhoni opened hor lips
than the whole crowd was In an uproar. few
notes utter d, with seeming unconcern, conquered
the hearts and convinced the judgments or the
French public, guaranteed the soundness Of Eng
fish taste, and established her own right to be
placed among the great arf,tes of the world IL was
the quickest triumph ever witnessed, the easiest
the most thoroughly maintained and one Of the most
dazzling and incon She rang q cavatna from
irsmids;n duet from the same with Alizsrd y
air from "L'Itsliana in Algieri;" and the duet,
Dunque 10 son, )" from II Barbiere" with Barhost
In her best manner was eooored or recalled, after
every piece; and after each successive performance
made faster her hold on public opinion On Monday
the press In language of glowing eulogy echoed the
voice of the ubic and the fenileons OF some Of the
celebrated critics went to great lengths Of sduaon
Italy.
The Pailad,. (Roman journsl) Of the 10th ultimo
states that the Minister Of the Interior Of Naples NJ
Santangeo had submitted various reforms to the king
and that the Princes OF Trebia and Csmporanco had
warmly supported them This fret measure he proposed
the 10. nation OF cabinet composed follows
=" The Prince de scordia Minister of Foreign Affairs
VI Santangtlo OF the Interior; NJ. Biauchni, OF FL
nance: Prince Csmporanco, Of Ecclesiastical Affairs;
NJ Pari-i, of Justice; Prince de st Ella, OF Commerce
and Agriculture; and General Decareto, OF War and
| Marine MN Ferri, Scla, Pietracatells and Trebis
would thus retire from tho cabinet. According TO NJ
Santangelo's pap, Sicily would be governed by board
Of regency consisting Of the Hereditary Crown Prince
Princes Conisn and Pignatel and the Duke dc Serra
d faico. The nendsnts or projects OF Sicily would be
Sicens by BIRTH aud hold their commission from the
regency national guard is to be established through
out the Kingdom law on the press to be promulgated
| Inc CUSTOMS ana lawb 10 De reformed, &c
The king said to have admtted the expediency Of
most of those and promised to attend to them
but had yet taken step on u sth ultimo Tn,
accounts from n the other parts OF Italy Of the
| contradictory and unsatisfactory nature.
| Spain.
The Madrid papers Of the llth confirm the fact Of tn
return OF the King Don Francisco to the palace At Ma
drd. and OF the apparent reconciliation between hin
| and the Queen.
Queen Christmas sudden arrival In Madrid hsc
created great surprise Immediately after her arriy.
sst 4 lew "
| The Queen Mother he'd interview with Queen
Isabella the next day and the Is described BY tbs
Hetaido with praiseworthy minuteness OF detail IL
| adds that copous tears OF joy we're shed by the
Queen Mother, while Munoz himself remained at DIS
lance, according to the EspanoL much moved BY his
| own feelings. Hs received with much delight by
the Queen. The King and the Duchess OF S-ssa were
to the royal presence, and the royal family
| remained time alone. They Afterwards dlneu
| together
tits rumored that the government have granted per
mission to the Infapto Don Francisco and his daush