The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-05

battslions Of Landwehr The number Of fugitives |
from Vienna who had reached Prague, amounted to
Modena.
Advices from Modeps, OF the I'd ultimo, announce
that the constitution granted by the Duke was burnt
assembled to witness the ceremony Incendiary bills
constantly found ported up in all quarters OF the
With the csoatsas they h.1s their
cclors and declare Their determination to return to
their country.
Our advices from Lemberg are to October g. The
Hungarian troops here demand loudly to leave for
pessyyoss oosur daily The news fr om
Vienna not unlikely to create disturbances here.
Posen.
a Z. th.t the Germsn
of that city are so fresh rising the
Poles they have petitioned the authorities to
tinue the state Of eicge 1t Is feared that the state
Of feige were raised, Posen would become the head
quarters of the much dreaded L,ga Polska. The cho
era rsgiDg in Posen ~ many as 40 deaths being re-
Switzerland.
The Ami de la Constitution OF Berne, Of the 18th,
contains the answer of the Vorort to the note of NJ
Ravaux, in the name of the central government of
Germany, on the subject Of refugees The yorort, in
the name Of the confederation repels the charge of
it's having favored the plots Of the refugees and main
tans that, if they did make of the press 1t could
not form ground for accusation sginet the govern
not the only point Of departure Tor repu bieaa
attempts, but that the southern States of Germany
The Vorort replies with great dignity to the express
sions at the end Of M. Ravaux's note, by declaring
knows how to retort threatening Language from what
ever side 1t may come.
The TyrOl.
letter, dated Inpspruck, the 10th ultimo,
states, that the preceding day a numerous
deputation peasants had waited Baron de Beuz,
the governor, and had demanded that the converts
which the clergy were subjected should cease "We
are' said the peasants, good Christians, and will
on Us and If change is INST made, severa thousand
peasants will asFemblc at Ipnspruck, and will kill all
those who have taken part with the men Of Vienna"
Baden.
It is stated in letter from Mannheim of the 11th
that the invetie alton into the Of Strive
minated. Struve had declared that he would not deny
give information respecting his accompces, Of
his enterprise. The brstherin-law of Struve Dusar
the persons arrested the September
at Bruchsal but Strives wife is still at Friburg
TrnnsyIvanIa.
Letters from Karlsbourg ofth 2sth Sept. announce
serious OF the population of the surround
the occasion OF alevy of troops by contcrption Mors
than eighty villages had risen declaring their read
manded that all political prisoners should be beraed
that the levy of recruits should be suspended; an
that the popular assembly of dorf should recei
legal sanction from the government The royal com
missioner to whom these deman DIS addressed re-
turned at first unfavorable answer and threatened
length promised to Iberate the prisoners and Baron
Way proceeded in person to Blasendorf where he de-
conscripton which had in fact ceased was ordered to
be suspended and the assembly urged to separate
The multitude began to dispense whe it was reported
that the political prisoners had not been and
the fury Of the people increased beyond measure
The result was looked forward to with great anxiety
Poland.
letter from Warsaw, Of the Sd ult., announ cea
that the Russian army encamped in that neighbour
hood to the number Of COO men. 5000 horres and
day by Prince Psskewsch ard had subseq ntly pro
ceededto their winter quarters.
Denmark.
c.yed on the btb the snu;vsrsarv nf oeen re-
birthday and the period fixed fer the election
Of the States Of the his Majesty received the
In the palace Of and was
addressed by the Preside mt in speech from which we
quote the following passage
fee that may for % sry f
S ihs a s s
was made b the King noIs gopro after his
The King expressed his satisfaction at these assu-
rances in appropriate terms and renewed his promise
to bare the strength Of his the love his
people In the evening general illumination took
place and the king paraded the streets horseback
amid the acclsmat tons of his subjects.
The retut Of the elections has been very favorable to
the party ~ By which the ministry
liberal opinions. The new States win be opened at
Copenhagen on the 23d ult.
Greece and Turkey.
The .9ugsburg Gazette has accounts from Athens
end .tantinope to the 1t ult, and the 27h Sept
respectively. The King and Queen Of Greece had left
the capital for Euhea. II was expected that M Mus
surus would soon be recalled. Tranquility continued
The advices from the Turkish capital show that the
known there. The cholera had declined in smyrna
and Syria.
Russia.
The German Journal Of Frankfort, states, on the au-
tborty of letters from St Petersburgh that the En-.
perez Of Russia has advised the Emperor Of Austria to
remain finn the Italian question: and has offered to
asfist him in the paeHcation of Hungary
Letters from st. Petersburqh Of the 9th ult state
fat General Leho, Envoy Of the French Republic was
eth. His Majesty told the General that, as the first
soldier Of bis empire he always saw with pleasure mill
happy at all times to receive him. ''''N 10
letter from Warsaw, the 7th instant states that
uEase Of the Emperor Nicholas, which has just been
published accords some extension to the rights which
the Jews enjoyed in Poland 1t declares in thr-
teen streets where only three Jews have been hitherto
admitted to live as many five reside for the flu
tpre that all the other streets Of the capital sndn all
the other towns Of Poland where the Jews were pre-
vented from residing they may establish themselves
ebase ground to build on, provided that they erect
A Dreadful fire broke out in Cron,tadt on the LIST
pit. destroying between thirtyfv to forty English
houses 1t broke out near the Eng,ish Vice Consuls
En- gsh seamen from vessel in the river the conaa-
grafton would have been imme nse, Of the houses
being built of wood.
The Cholera In Prussia.
letter from Berlin Of the 10th instant SAYS The
choers which had so far subsidized that we had no more
than eight or ten new cases day, has since the
me ment CT the last week. 30 much increased that
we have now between thirty and forty a day The to-
tai number of persons who have attacked by this
disease cir ce Its first appearance in this city, Ia 1878
OF whom 1856 are dead 462 cured and 20 still in the
ha de Of the faculty At MagdebourgA up to the 9Th
there had been C9 cholera cases and 1856 deaths The
scourge has fallen upon Dinchen, Posen, Naugard,
Brcmberg, and Cbropzep In the last town. which Is
abe ut eleven leagues from Bromburg has only 200
sbitsnts the cholera has carried of zoo and
a single cure has been made, though medical aid has
not been wanting In any respect.o
The Latest Aspect OF Affairs In Austria.
tFrtm the London Times, Oct POI
We are stfl reduced TO trace by conjecture the |
movements OF TIE respective parties in the city of
provinces Of the empire; but the scanty intelligence