The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
the National Assembly, and demand peremptorlly
to be fed or to be shot
BY Electric Telegraph.
From the London Times, July 18th


BY Electric Telegraph.
From the Tendon Times, July l5thl
Notwithstanding an official announcement O
the government that no danger OF an outbreak ex
listed the Pans papers OF yesterday show that niue
apprehension prevailed throughout the French ca
cltal. All the political prisoners were moved or
Thursday night, from the prisons of Paris to tn
detached ports; several escaped on the way. Tn
National Guard and the garrison were under arm
at the departure OF our express; and cannon wer
planted at various points. Our correspondent
expresses his conviction, nevertheless, that NJ
movement of the disafiected would take place.
In Spain, thu insurrection in favor of Count d
Montemolln fus the government with alarm, Sa
triguer fenders him one OF the most formidable en-
emles OF the present government, is about to expe
Renee the effects OF Its vengeance, by the conisca
ton of all his property in Spain, as a CArs
and rebel Narvaez proposed this measure il
cabinet council, and il will, most probably, b,
carried into effect. But little reliance Is to b.
placed In the news from Navarro and Catalonia
published IN the government journal. The Cap
ians General OF Catalonia andNavarre have beet
ordered to shoot upon the spot Cabrera and Elffe6
or any other Carllst chief who may fall in theiI
hands,
The cholera appears to rage with great inten
slty at Moscow. From the 18th to the 10Th of June
there were LIZA new cases, and 92S deaths. In
the last named day, not less than 1927 persons were
seized with this dreadful maady, and 1873 Others
died. The cholera Ia gaming ground at Kasan
Nlgna, Novogorod, Kostoma, Jaiola, Wologda
SmolenskO, Toula, and Kalma. 1t has also made
Its appearance In Pensa, Tarkow, Olonetz, WIthka
and Orsa.
The cholera is frighuuy on the increase in St
Petersburg.
The Pens,ero Haliame of Genoa of the 9Th inst
states that the Piedmontese Ministry had given in
their, resignation collectively on the question
whether the shall be carried on to the last, or
whether a temporislng policy should be adopted
The Ministry profe ssed the latter opinion. Gioja
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new Ministry.
In Italy, the war is still carried on without vigor.
No farther decisive impression has been made by
Charles Albert.
The march of the Russian troops into Moldavla
is confirmed. The people have declared re-
public, and the Prince has been forced to abdi-
cate.
1t is reported that Wallachia is in state of re-
,voiuflon, and that the Prince has been executed
by his subjects.
The Austrian Ministry has resigned.
The news from Berlin is unsatisfactory. The
communists. are endeavoring to incite an insur-
rectlon similar to that OF PARIS.
The three months armistce between Prussia
and Denmark has been confirmed, (for the third
time) Peace is expected to supervene.
Portugal is tranquil.
Mehemet ALI Is represented to be insane
Considerable disturbances have taken place in
the nelghborhood of Frankfort. Barbados were
erected, and some loss of life took place
Germany is still unsettled. The election of the
Archduke John is causing the utmost excitement
The Swiss Diet have decreed the absorption of
Neutchatel, notwithstanding the rights of Prussia
Important from Ireland.
The crisis IS now fast approaching, and each
party is glrding itself for the conflict, the 60
vernment, by vigorous censorship of the press
the arrest of the confederate missionaries, the en-
ployment OF spies, and the augmentation of its
armed resources; and the people by prodlgious ac
tivlty in the enrolment of clubs, the establish
ment OF the League, the distribution of arms,
the most complete determination of classes and
boundless resolution and enthusiasm. On Saturday
night, Mr.. Duffy, of the Nation, was apprehend-
ted to Newgate, WHITTIER 'he,'was' rnrowea
OBVIOUSLY py surrendered. On Monday the proprle-
tors of the Tribune, Messrs. O'Dougherty and WI
lams, and Mr.. Hoban, the publisher, were COM
mitted on the like charge; the whole OF whom will
be tried on the sh prMSk orda Mr. and DGnf MY
Meagher in Waterford on Tuesday, on charges OF
sedition, and will be tried at the present asslzes
in Tipperary and Limerick. Mr.. Meagher's ap-
prehension caused the utmost excitement In Wa
terford. The chapel bells were ru1g thousands
of confederates assembled. and 1t required
all the authority and influence OF the
gifted and chivalrous captive, aided by the
Catholic clergymep, to prevent the people rom
falling upon the military and police AS 1t was,
they stoned the authorities, and cut OFT one body
of the troops from the other. They created tor
mldabe barricade, which impeded the progress OF
the escort and for miles harrassed and hunted the
procession, but happily no life was lost During
the week, also, Mr.. Darcy, MIR. Niece and Mr.
Haywood were also arrested for sedition, but the
bills were thrown out by the Wicklow grand jury
on Thursday. The excitement, not only IN Dublin,
but throughout Ireland, Is intense, and the n1te
of preparation Is everywhere sounded. The
feeling OF revolution has extended to England, and
spread there. The united repealers and chartsts
are rapidly organizing and arming. The Nation,
notwithstanding the proclamatlons, has appeared
this morning.
On Monday, the convicted chartlsts, IN London,
were sentenced each to two years Imprisonment,
with security for future good conduct
The Queens Ministers have abandoned their IN
tention of permitting her to visit Ireland In the
course of next month.