The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-11

ahat alter the arrival a. tho euaueror and EN-
press ut Salzburg, the prince archbishop OF thai
city declared Mt public meeting that the inha
bltants OF Lower Austria and Vienna were rebels
ana spoke OF transferring the diet to Salzburp
or Linz a correspondent Of the .4Igemeine Zeitung
states that as soon as the Emperors fight was known
snrnnt SIX uspu.es were sent to meet him at Inn
spruck 10 demonstrate and represent the dangers
winch his inconsiderate step would expose the
chy ana MS family The Emperor refused to listen te
them Count Bombslles advised the deputies to unite
with the Sclsvonians. The deputies retired full OF
sorrow and indignation at receiving such counsel from
the conndential attendant of their monarch. Thi.
auuce OF Count Bombelles comedies curously enoug
with the fact announced in the Prague papers that in
timaton Of the Emperor's flight was Immediately
tnither from court, and the assign
90, tnat ne was not safe among the disafIected Ger
mans The ls&ders of the Czech or national Bohe
milan party are said to have caught the hint and
sorts OF vengeance on the q German rebels On the
contrary movement Is making in Linz to assemble
deputies from all the German provinces of she empire
between German Austria and the National Assembly
in Frankfort twould almost appear as II the court
templated appealing to the non-German populations t.
assist IN compelling the German provinces Ausra
to separate from the rest Of Germany But is perhaps
giving the Emperor too much credit to impute any plar
to him All accounts agree that the imperial family
lett vienna in such haste not to take ngt
OF clothes with them Their intention was at first t.
go to lsch the Salzburg rovte first thought of In
Lambach There had been q run upon the ban nj
vienna Tor gold, but no want Of specie apparent
Italy.
The news from this peninsula is merely negative
The Austrians under Nugent and Radetsky have
formed junction, and driven the Piedmontese and
Papai forces from the before Treviso which had
been attacked, and made most heroic resistance
o eli: Albert was preparing to move upon
ninth by the heavy rains. The annexation
Of Lombardy to Piedmont already considered
among the people in favor of the project At Rome
all the cardinals, and the retrograde party
spring against the new and popular ministry Neapo
raise the blockade Of that place The king Of Naples
had been compelled by his ministers, backed by the
shoutings Of mob, formally to proclaim against
Austria.
Letters from Cyits vecchia Of the 18TH that the
ed The scenes Of the LIST Of May threatened to be
enacted letter from Treviso fthe 18th, says =
rat O'Clock yesterday Austrian detachment cam.
within reach Of guns when they were fred on and
six were killed. The volunteers then made a sortie
and drove them back to their advanced posts Since
then no other attempts have been made the town
Nervesa to San Bagio Yesterday the conce ntration
Of the troops Of Durando and Ferra took place at Hi
estra and the environs
LOmbaltly
We learn from the Piedmontese Gazefte of the 21st
that nothing had taken place in the siege of Pc
schiera the rain had prevented any operations of i'm
portance Some cannon of the fortress had been dis
mounted, and a bomb had fallen on the governors
palace. The army has been increased by 1000 Mode
nese, with two pieces Of cannon. There accounts
from Trovso up to the evening Of the 18th The gar
rison had made several successful saes The lines
the Ausrians were nearly parallel to the Pave be-
tween Nervesa and San Bagio The troops of General
Durando and General Ferrar effected their junction at
Mestre on the 10th The naval division of the Vene-
tian republic, under the command Of rear admiral
Neapolitan squadron arrived the 10TH and anchor
ed at Maamocco.
Denmark.
The Danes confding in the Intervention of Sweden,
refuse to surrender the Isle of Asen and claim again
the northern part of Schleswig They deny also pay
ment of damages caused by the embargo they have,
for the refused the truce proposed by
and have suspended the biocus of the Elbe and We
SER merely because the English and Russian vessels
suffered from TIL: state Of things is said that the
ton to take side with Denmark and furnish both ships
and troops The Prussan General Wrangel has is.
sued proclamation to the Jutlanders dated Holding
May 1S in which he says that he has been forced by
their own government to impose upon them contr
pledge for losses inflicted on German trade ana nro
perty and that fthe amount is not paid by the 2Sth
inst "the collection by military execution will CON-
San adutant of General Halkett despatched from the
headquarters Of the army with commu mic atoms for
Hanover gave the assurance that peace with Denmark
was as good as concluded, and that the last
shot had fallen" The war, at least is Tagging and
both sides being apparently weary of SO foolish con-
test will be eager to accept the good offices which
Lord Palmerston is rendering
The intelligence from Hamburger is to Tuesday even
ing the 23d ult We find that in Sweden the greatest
that Denmark will lay attachment on the claims OF
German merchants, as a retaliation for Gen Wrang.
els proceedings in Jutand.
From Berlin learn that the Russian goyernmen mt
had addressed the Prussian cabinet declaring itself
nmcal to the set by the latter
many, and threatens defensive proceedings Prussia
has replied to this note in tone favorable to peace
Belgium.
The Belgian government have issued a decree of an
extraordinary purport, and which cannot fail most
suredly to considerable prejudice to the expor-
tatOD the cotton fabrics of Lancashire
cd by this decree that from the LIST June to the LIST
of September with saving cause for propagation,
premium OF 10 per cent. on the value shall be allowed
expectation for countries out Of Europe Of all cot
ton manufactures grey, bleached, or printed. The
valuation of the goods to be admitted to bounty is
to be made by commission Of EXPORTS to be named
by the Minister of the Interior and residing in Brus.
sells The intending exporter must forward pattern
in duplicate Of the fabrics designed for shipment Va
rous necessary precautions and formaties to be
observed in order to provide for the goods being
native production For this end certificate of origin
Is primarily to be delivered by the burgomaster of the
locality where the fabrics have been prepared The
payment Of the premium, on fulflment of the neces
AIRY conditions is to be made by the government with
In one month after shipments but the bounty will no,
be accorded for any expectation fabrics of less value
than one thousand francs.
Holland
The members Of the Second Chamber Of the States
General have quilted the Hague for vacation Of three
or four weeks. Meanwhile, the presentation Of the
project law for the revision Of the Pact
The following Ministry has been appointed ad IN.
ferim -
President of the Council-vacant
Minister of Justce-Mr. Dirk Donker Curtus
Minister of Foreign Affars-M lie Baron Bentinck
Envoy at Brussels.
Minister Of the lnterior-Mr. J. NJ. de Kempenaer
member Of the Second Chamber
Minister Of War-Major General II. Voet.
Minister of Finance-Mr Ossewaarde.
Minister Of Public Worship-Mr. l.. c. Luzac, mem
ber of the Second Chamber.
Minister OF the Colonies and Marine-M Ryk q
member Of the ex-Government
Minister Of Catholic Worship-Vacant.
The Ministry, we understand. Is neither homoge
neous liberal nor conservative, but confused med
ley OF all shades of opinion
1t Is positively contradicted that the government
Holland had offered to that Of Prussia the assistance OF
some ships Of war in the affair against Denmark
Hungary.
The accounts from Hungary, rather from the Scla
vonian or so-caed military frontiers of that king
dom continue to be Of the most alarming kind Ever,
day the nsursent Serviens gaining strength anc
1t is even positively asserted that they in full pos
session of Semlin, the great commercial central point
between Vienna and Constantinople On the north
ern side, too, Of Hungary the Sclavonians confirm,
their depredations, and it Is all but certain that
the so-much dreaded pan-Sclavonc movement ha,