The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28


Our CORES ouden, further states chat all tbs ia
structions and orders given by the Count DC h"n.,
mol,u 10 his generals enjon TO them most earnestly
and strictly not 20 make reprisals - no. 70 c'hn
cate the property body. no matter what may ne
his party',-"not to obige any spanish subject 70
seek refuge in sxpatriaiion" nc Let the wor'a
compar~ these dispositions of Charles vi with the pro-
ceedngs the Madrid government, and decide which
Of the two L. best for Spain
when entering Spain Cabrera issued. besides the
military prorla nation which has appeared already in
the newspapers another Of more political nature OF
which the following IL a translation =
True TO my oaths. and In pursuance Of the honora
bic m scion with which the King Lord whom Col
preserve) has degned tn entrust me. come to com
mand in the Kingdoms of Arsgcn, Valencia and Nnr'
Men of all parties win ind in me but friend whe
will protect their persons and their interests Being
the FIRST in observing most exactly the sovereign and
benencent OF the king these shall De the
only rule Of my conduct will only Ss severe DO
by tergversation. their hlhment
t'Let nobody PREJUDICE my actions before Knowing
them doubt that they will be conformsble 20 the
just conc sting and admirable policy adopted by the
foresight Of his Majesty According toll all parties
put an end to and happy ciliation founded in
complete orgeulness Of the disunions OF past strfe
promises US an era Of peace and happiness, 80 much
Let no one aha ndon his home or interrupt his
binary svocations. Everybody will be respected In
his abode; all just claims or complaints Will
promptly be attended to, and justice done to them
al make war upon the common euemy-the govern
msnt Of Madrid and those who by orders OF the same
government may come to oppose me /; but even these
IRON the moment they have SURRENDERED or are CON-
auered. becom~ also my friends.
The DINERS Of all ranks, and the sergsants will be
reesivedin their grades and according to seniority
1ss II tsst Ds Vim be- At liberty to 70
IL shsn make no repris.ls or initiate atro.ious
deeds such - dtgraee the generals Of the enemy
deeds which experience Of many years mikes me
condemn in my heart and Coincidence.
SPAIN that ought to be Independent found herself
exposed be sold BY miserable and disloyal whose
rapines and mi-msasgemeats have sold her to pu-
even how to rs.pect Sis ""n honor Spain claims
your support to shake of the ignominy which ruins
Let rs be spanards and nothing but sp.nisrds;
al march united TO the restoration Of the throne
Of st Ferdinand, so missraby outraged and soilsd
that may attain the rs-estsbshnent OF order and
| equity, under the august direction of the King our
Lord. whose enghteue experience and misfortuues
offer precious guarantee Of the legality Of his acts
Of the economy Of his admi uistrstion, aud Of the
foundations Of his being in perfect agree
| nent and harmony with our usages, manners, wants,
Inhabitants of the three provinces belonging to my
command. fly to arms, to ennoble by new titles your
and the happiest day for his Majesty will be that in
which he shall be able to reward you and, having
secured the Independence Of HIS believed country to
occupy himself, without intermssion, in promoting
Long live the Kingp'
Switzerland.
Lola Montez, the Countess Landsfslt, as she is
more aristocraticay called is sgain the subject Of
We s0d ,.,
ing the chateau at Pregny the north shore Of the
Lake Of Geneva, known as the Chateau de plmpera-
tice from having been the residence Of the Empress
Josephine and subsequently, also of Queen Horte
and where she is duly awaiting the arrival of the
King Of Bavaria She has fitted up the chateau with
exquisite taste and passes her days in quiet and
contrast with the strange Of her eventful life
command Of her little yacht lie Corsair manned by
Of youthful volunteers from some Of the best
ing hopitality to those amongst her friends who find
out her treat but far moreand to her credit be
said-in the exercise Of almost unbounded charity tc
the poor in her neighborhood by whom she ia much
beloved"
FLIGHT OF PRINCE BlBEsco-
The Cologne Gazette publishes the following, dated
the oath ult from Bucharest
"a revolution has been accomplished at Bucharest
which the prinepal are ist liberty Of the press; ID
abolition of the servitude Of the Bohemians aud peas
ants also Of all feudal charges; indemnities to b
accorded by the State to the present proprietor fo
the loss only Of those charges but also for the
lions of land which the peasants hitherto attached
Of the civil list by one half 4h dismissal of the pre-
ministers; 9Th, universal suffrage; 9th, adoption
of q more popular mode of administration; 7th eman
cpation Of the Jews; 9Th, confscaton and return t
the State Of the property Of numerous rich converts
Of the country as well as other ecclesiastical proper
Eu.tu, Istn rgu.n:y D-Iore .ne iaw ne popu atior
ted with the exception that the hotels Of the Minis
ter Of the Interior and the Police both of whom arr
generally detested have had their windows broken
Everybody wears immense trcolor cockades TIL,
new ministry is composed as follow Nicholas Ga
leska, Interiors M. Rossetti, Police; NJ Eliade Wor
ship and Instruction; Major Tells War; M Batsches
ka, Foreign Affairs; NJ Stephen Galeska Just ce; NJ
, Maj ro Finances" "
Letters from the frontier Of of the st
Of July state that the Prince Bbesco had been Obliged
to take refuge at Cronstsdt. The Russian General
Duchamel bad also arrived at Cronstadt Immediately
after the fight Of the Prince the frontier became
thronged with distinguished refugees from Bucharest
who had quilted through fear Of the Russians NJ vi
tura, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had sought shelter
At Mehadjar and the Minister Of the Interior at Or.
| sevA.
Bank OF England.
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