The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04

Our latest sdvices the 10th uif A. N. The En-
peror, In reply to- d~pu alton from the Diet, (Which
ewitx) gave positive that his tvo Generals
Jelachich and AuersbergJ would not attack Vienna.
H Majesty however, refused to record this promise In
writing
The Co,viere Mercantile. Of the 14th, announces
that, after receiving the reply Of Msrshal Rsdstxky
upwards Of 400 Hupgsraps abandoned their quart
and proceeded in the direction of the Lakes, accom-
psnisd and encouraged by the population with whom
and that of Italy ths same. They inteu ded te
march to Switzerland The garrison of Milan con
,, s OF 70 COO men Of whom 600 were
city IN order to avoid collision between them and
the hupgsrians.
The same journal states that King Charles Albert
had declared that he should be In possession Of Milan
before the close ofthe month.
The Notional Sapoisien Of the 10th ut., announces
the arrival At Turin the 18th, Of General Oudnot
Commspderin Chief Of the French army of the Alps,
on his way back FRI m Milan.
WaSlaehia and NIoldavia.
The proclamation issued by General Luders wneB
entering Walschia contains the following psssags;-
Biz Majesty The Emperor of all the Rusras In @
me and to me ssss c sod
ernI ent in Walao,a was comm,ssoned n S
tan in order TO check the propaganda and to
Russian troops have entered the city to take up
their quarters here The soldiers have beea CHARTERED
upon Austrian subjects The latter complained OF
OF presson and on the Interference Of the Austrian
Coptul he was maltreated by the Moldavians and
Russians. The Austrian Consul upon this repaired
to Prince Stsurdzs to demand satisfaction but he
was apswered celdy that the Russians there for
the cue maintenance of order Upon this he with
drew his flag ceased from his official duties and sent
Lauders, who ordered the Russians to enter Wal
lachia is at Bucharest. Here he has arrested the
Bishop the Aga, and the Presi lent Of Police and has
sent them to Gsstz.
According to the .aHgemeine zeituns, the number
Of Russars who have entered Waacha amounts to
10 COO and 10000 Others have crossed the Pruth
Bavaria.
Accounts from Munich in the augsburg Gasetfe,
show that very bad spirit prevails In that city. On
OF the city, by the vendors Of lying sheets the figure
of man Suspended to gaows with SUP dry seditious
inscriptions describing in detail the manner in which
the lave Count Latour was fascinated and menacirg
all "bureaucrsticn Ministers with similar fate. His
murder declared to be ian act of necessity This
infan mstory was suppressd by the autho.
rites tho same evening. -Advices from Franconia
the resolution Of large body Of citizens to
form defensive association for the protection of
The mem already enrolled invite the cooperation
tf all good citizens.
mob assembled the 18th. 70: the purpose of
burning General Wrapge IN efigy The Burgher
Guard persuaded them to daperse, that there was
necessity TO have recourse to force
The .aug.huy Gazette publishes the following ex-
'raordinary communication from Leipsic
end avs to take ns
with fuge party capa for the
lei, Tor FRANKFORT the purpose II they
s @ Of rd Hs. we. " S
for the creation ofs National Convention interim
Ss:s
The country is in daI ger"
In the sitting Of the German Parliament ct Frank
fert on the 10th question was put to the Ministry
whether Imperial troops had are ady been ordered
march for Austria. 1t was answered in the negative.
SchlesWig-Holstcin,
Our advices are to the 18th ult.
On that and the day before, the deputies from Kie
arrived at Schleswig The first sitting took place at
ten o'clock and held in the future hall of eeting
of the Diet the Schleswig Senate House. 1t was
The discussion Of the Cover In regard
to the ministry was the order Of the day but post
poped till tomorrow Then followed the election of
the bureau the result Of which the ton Of
the former functionsries except NJ. Sam ~er who will
be succeeded by the advocate Griebe as secretary
The Senate House has been quite deserted by the
civil authorities, and placed at the disposal Of the
Diet The meetings are held in the hall, which
is large that hitherto used in Kie 1t is quite
suitable to the present object
1t appears that steps will shortly be taken for carry
ing out change in the government for the union in
troduced by FTaBcke and Stedmann Is not It all APP
proved the German side
The persous who are designated as members of the
admipistI ation-viz ReveDtlow. Huptze, Boysen,
Premier, and MoBe-are all with the Provisional Co
Poland.
The intelligence from Cracow is up to the 1lth.-
be city in a great state of excitement. 1t il
Ger, ain thst a considerable number of Russian
troops are assembling at Michaowice, distant about
German mile.
Tho Journal Of ST Petersburg contains accounts of
July to the 18th of August, between the Imperial
trooFs, under Major Hepnng, and the mountaneers.
The tribes which submitted, and which dwelt in the
Kouban and the Lsba viz the Noghais, Cabardiens,
Temrphois, Mskhossbs, and Bepehies, sent deputa-
tops to salute Prince Woropzow 10 his passage. The
tranquility was general The Absdsekhs rebels can.
IN fh.ro tha
feat which they sustained from General Henning.
Sicily.
Letters from Palermo of the 9th inst state that Ad
niral Bsudn in order to prevent surprise the part
OF the Ntapoitans, had guarded ali the seaports of
Sicily.
IIiE RuMoRED INSTRUCTION IN CEpHALoNIA.
The Reforme quotes letter from Cephalonia Of the
I'd ult announcing that q serious resurrection
broke out ia the Ionian Islands on the Goth Sept
1.-THE p.atapts of Ce phaiopis it says, rose
and with arms IN their hands, entered the t>wn Of
Argostoli. crying I" Viva the Union 90" Viva Greece
and Liberty for ever ~ The English garrison fred
upon the insurgents, and some lives lost An
gage DeDt also took place at Lixuri. Thu people
to free their country at any price from
the sbsoute oppression which Ep gland exercbes
der the name OF Protectofate the Ionian Rspub
lie. The Presse adds that the insurgents after losing
lad fed into the mountains but that 1t was feared
they would return on the following day in greater
force.
The latest English View of the Presidential
Election In the United states.
From the London Times, Oct. 20
II is not very easy to take side in American poll
tics The difficulty is not ours, for the whole Union
feels Party epirit Of course. is weed that grows
anywhere, ut all seasons and all coils. When the
jack is once on the scent it will follow unto death
PresideDtisl election is subject which certainly
will be hunted to death If by any people, certainly
by our transatlantic cousins Once in four years
they hold their Olympian Games in which, among
competitions Of rather less interest two three Of
the best en- in the Union the great course for
Presidency Some interest must and will be felt
about so critical II the candida simply