The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

has ELECTED from the Pope the following proclamation
H. considers the entry Of the Ausrans the Pontfca
States as an offence him personally his quality Sovereign
III II. proposes send the camp of General wodon de-
putaon composed of Cardinal Marn Princes Corsn
and smarett to intimate order to mepacng gene
raj o. the imperial troops to employ all the in his
III H. has relax less to prevent
the execution Of the recently ordained by the Minister
The Chamber Of Deputies have decided unanimously
appeal to France and official communities alton
of this decision has been made to the french ambas
sador.
The mail also brings private letter from
Rome, of the 9TH, which says The Austrans, under
the orders Of Gen Weldon have again invaded the
legations According to the last accounts corps of
1900 bad occupied Ravenna and posts of occupa-
ton left in all the cities between that place and
Ferrara.
from obtaining supplies from the Pontifcal shore
This will necessarily lead to the occupation OF Ancona
from whence, in few hours march, the frontiers of
naples may be reached This news has come to COM
pcate the situation of affairs at Rome long
sively difficult My letter of the 4th need the de-
ministry is not yet consttuted In the sitting of the
Chamber OF Deputies of the the old under Secretary
gave the following notice "f between this and the 7th
the ministry not appointed and az in the present
grave circumstances the State should not be without
responsible ministry, shall propose such measures
the urgency of the case demands" On this notice
being given, the whole assembly clapped their hands
The time before the leaving Of the post will not per-
hsps allow to give you the of this in
cdent The march Of the Austrians has been new
brand Of dcord thrown in the midst of the permanent
ensrvescence. Yesterday evening, the Corso and
other public places OF meeting were filled with people,
net quiet as ordinarily but most hostile to the upper
classes. All the carriages were obliged to withdraw
from the Kisses which everywhere saluted them.
priest who standing ate the of a street
wounded by poignard The Leaders of the emeute
remained masters of the field The mob then deter
mined to go to the hotel Of the French embassy, to
demand the immediate intervention of France The
crowd marched to the Palace Coonna the residence Of
the to whore salon three delegates from the
people admitted. The ambassador replied to them
in these terms &c: hardly believe, gentlemen that
you serious in requiring the Intervention Of France
since the language Of your journals and public trbuues
is so opposed to it know not what resolution France
may take and in the absence of all authorization
am unable to give you any satisfactory reply. If,
however you will prepare petition, and it shall be
to represent the Roman people. will take care to
transmit it to my government" do not know if the
course recommended will be pursued
The ordinances for the armament, enrolment. mo-
blization Of the civic guard formation of military
supplies succeed each other with astonishing rapdty
will not, perhaps, furnish fifty volunteers; and
they will be the fifty, DICTIONARIES who retured from
Cicenza, the ,educi. they here called more
than third will net again engage. France and
ought to intervene, not in sending an army in the
first place; but by mediation having her army ready
to enforce her reasoning Italy who fanced she could
do all by herself could only involve herself in vain
TINES o'cLocK-f have just heard that the new Mi
nistry is constituted Carbo has the Foreign Affairs,
Count Fabri the Interior, Count Laur the Finances,
and the other Ministers retain their portfolios
The Gazette de Dos, of Berlin, contains the follow
ing statement: We learn from quarter entitled to
credit that yesterday the Ministry courier to
Paris with the following conditions as the basis of the
negotiation concerning Italy in reply to peremptory
question of the French government lst The liberia
top Of Italy, unless she prefer to remain under the do
minion of Austria. I'd. An engagement to pay por-
ton of the public debt. Sd. conclusion of an ad,
the actual cabinet Of Berlin was, short time since,
little disposed to the liberation Of Italy.
10Th at A M. announces the arrival of Charles AL
bert at Alexandria. The following proclamation was
published at Vigevano on the 10th =
The proclamation, of Charles Albert alluded to by
osr correspondent has already been given in our
Adyices from Turin, of the 18th, mention that ru-
mors were current in that CITY that treaty was on
the point of being concluded between the European
powers, for the establishment Of a new Lombardo-
Venetian kingdom whose king according to the desire
of Russia should be Besuharnois and, according to
that Of England. Coburg. The Turin ministry vas
not then constituted.
Tie Venetian provisional government relinquished
their power on the 7th, (according to advcss from
Venice of that date0 to commissioners appointed by
Charles ALERT the annexation Of that territory to the
kingdom of Northern Italy having been confirmed by
the commissioners, recommends the most determined
resistance to Austria The solemn cession of the
rignty of that city and the Venetian provinces to the
commissioners of Charles Albert, made in the
cient Library of Venice the 18th; the Cardinal and
principal public officers being present The Cross Of
Savoy and the Lion Of St Marc the standards
Letters from Florence Of the Sth announce that the
Pope had cent courier to the Proegate of Ferrara
with dispatches, ordering him to signify to the Aus
TRANS that they shall leave the Pontihca States within
three days; and other advices say that Gen Weldon
has been recalled from his command his conduct to
the Pontiical States not being approved by the Aus
TRAN government
The latest arrived here from Bologna states
that the afternoon of the 9Th the fighting at that
city had ceased; and that the Boognese complete
masters of the city and the heights having
driven away the Austrians, with considerable loss
Great une asness and uncertainty however, prevailed
to what might ensue The peasants from the neigh
b'rhood, and within twenty miles, arriving in
great numbers well armed to the defence of the city
Law Intelligence.
GENERAL SESSIONS Sept IA Before the Recorder,
Aldermen Smith and Dodge.-John McKean Esq
District Attorney.
7riol far Bigamy William II. Niles, alias Charles
Decker. was put forward on trial, charged with the
above offence The case was opened by the Assistant
District Attorney
Isaac VAN BENTHUysEN was the first witness sworn.
He testified that the 14th of June, 1887 the pri
got married to his sister, Caroline Van Benthuy
sen, by the Rev. George Benedict Of Norfolk street
Baptist church in this city.
The Rev. Mr. McCARRoS, rector OF st. Joseph's
charnh vi NIT liz Halt hat ha