The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-15

them by the four orders of the Diet the Swedish min
isry have retired in body and their nation was
accepted by the King The following is the programme
of the new ministry Count q A lelSparre, marshal
of the kingdom, Justice; Baron Stierneld Foreign
Affairs NJ A. P: Sanstroem, Finances; NJ de Hohen-
hansen. War; NJ. dEhrenstamm. Marine NJ Genlar
Public Worship and Public instruction NM Gyllen-
granat and Faxa, ministers without portfolios.
4Reform societies are springing up in all the pro-
vinces.
SWITZERLAND.
IAN extraordinary courier left Core Canton Of the
strong body OF Austrans purposed forcing the En-
gaddi pass above Chiavenna.
The grand council of Berne has been convoked for
the Sth OF May No less than sxty-hree projects of
law are on the order of day for discussion.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
England IL quiet-the signal failure of the Chartst
demonstration on the 10th death blow, at least
for some time to come to Chartist movements in Eng
land. The good citizens of London proud
turkey-cocks, ut being special constables for three
months. and having achieved q victory without blood
shed. The funds are rising. The favorable turn Of
the French elections has greatly contributed to this
rise At the same time small paragraphs like the fol-
lowing make many merchant feel queer and uncom-
fortable-
State of Trade IN Manchester.
Everything commercial and manufacturing literally Mt
81 s s and Mpt doing o "n great n%
only time About 10000 operatives present working
short time and nearly the same number are wholly out Of
the sopkssIsr. and tradsmen generally deeply dis
The state Of Ireland is most alarming. The whole
country Is armed; Dublin swarms with troops, and |
fear sooner or later bloodshed will ensue fear
for though share the liberal feelings Of all true pa
triots, doubt If the agitation will succeed famine,
boedshed and misery will be the result refer you to
tho files Of papers for fuller information 1t
reny reported here to-day that Dublin had been
clared in a state Of siege; but do not believe it.
The story now amongst republican party is that
there will be until the 2d Of May the ami
stated is that there is no settled de-
sign for ms" s that there is no % for such
on the subject There disection enough but this time
PREVIOUS to the trials and te Se ha %ey viii ill.,
IN making considerable commoton.
DUBLIN, April 2e
day describes very dangerous excitement the a
taon hourly becoming more formidable and menacns.
SPAIN.
Carlist bands are becoming more numerous Good
riday passed quietly in the capital The Duke and
Duchess of Montpenser had left for Aranjuez linen
toned in former letter that the duke and duchess
had been compelled to leave London light has
been thrown upon the subject though the rumored
plot to poison the Queen of Spain has not been con-
frmed.
Lord Pamerston having requested Mr. Bulwcr to
present violent almost insoent despatch to the Spa
nish government beginning as follows =" Sir,
have to recommend you to advise the Spanish
government to adopt legal and constitutional sys-
temthe Duke of Sotomagor very cody returned the
despatch to Mr.. Buwer signifying that if he sent
another he should not read it, At the same time he
replied to the English government demanding Mr.:
Bulwer's recall The whole London press blame Lord
Palmerston, and in leading article the Times comes
out with the following -
tied to every mark Of attention that could be offered to her
% %dass s che and ,
this country and repair to Holland whilst Dutch steamer
% % on f rye wSo sy ss
the occasion to the honor Of audience They left England
which the influence minister could be inflicted
an rank ssd their w,s mt s Thus Is & SSsS
Isabelle that her sister had been received in England with very
BUT hs wa not
Cd % %
the cabinet which had at rate beaten the mob and the
appear been neglected render the and hostility
Of the two courts and governments complete"
Lord Pamerston Is very unpopular. He has protest
ed against Sardinia helping Lombardy against Prussia
taking Schleswig and this last act has made him the
object of universal censure.
Denmark has laid an embargo on all Prussian
sells Prussian trade is completely stopped-two of the
Hamburg steamers have stopped running.
Our Southampton Correspondence.
SOUTHAMPTON, April %, 1913.
Movements of the Ocean Steamers.
The steamship Hermann is detained here in conse-
quence of rifing defect in her machinery, which
1t has been deemed advisable to repair She has about
eighty passengers and twelve recently arrived
from Egypt will take passage in her.
The object Of my writing you is to say, that yester
day large handbills were circulated through South
ampton thus
THE EAMsHIP CAMBRIA
LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK
On Saturday. April 20,
AND HAS ROOM PASSENGERS.
As this is evidently an unworthy and pettifogging
proceeding the part Of the Cunard Company, hope
gers held meeting last night board the Hermann,
end passed resolution that the Cambria may ever
have room for passengers"
Our Irish Correspondent.
DUBLIN, 9th April, 1s4S.
State Of Ireland, &c.
On Thursday evening last. after I had posted my
letter several of the city clubs throughout Dublin
The Lord Lieutenant got afraid of such
movement and in order to be prepared for the worst
had all the troops under that night 800 Of tho
marines ordered up from the two frgaes stationed
at Kingston, armed with cuasscs and boarding pixies;
rockets let off several times during the night;
attachments of 100 men each thrown into the
college, post Office, and the custom house; while Iii
Excclency is not regardless of his own safety, an
officer and 200 cavalry and infantry being stationed ut
his Excelcncy residence in the Park. But notwith-
standing all these precautions the government do not
appear to consider their military strength sufficient
for 1t is said they intend raising strong body of
English and Scotch mtia-76 regiments English and
ID Scotch, all of whom will be sent to Ireland In
Dublin the military preparations are still progressing
A wooden bridge is constructed to throw across the
canal ut Portobeo barracks, in the stone bridge
should be cut down
On Thursday evening meeting of the repealers was
held at the large Of the Hibernian Hotel which
was attended by n number of the Roman Catholic
clergy and others. The meeting consisted in addition
to the foregoing. of mechanics, and densey
crowded, Mr.. Shine Lawler made address, and
sitter few preliminary observations said he sorry
for their own sakes, that the names of the higher
classes not to the requsition which called them
together They were there that night to tell the go
vernment that they love peace but that they would
not submit any more to be trampled upon. lie then
stated that he respected the great talent and love
country of John OConnell but he was not fit to take
the mantle OF Daniel OConnell lie had greater con-
hdcnce In the old Boroihme blood of Smith O'Brien
Mr. LAWYER then proceeded to denounce Morgan John
O'Connell; and the Rev. Owen O'Sullivan came for
ward and said he had signed petition lately but it
was the last petition he would sign to the British
Parliament. In auding to the declaration signed by
100000. The Rev. gentleman said he would put him
self at the head Of 1000 Killorha men and no would
soon rout the 100000 bucks
The Repeal Association held their usual meeting on
Monday last, which numcrously attended. MIR. r
Delany +. G., in the chair. Mr. John OConnell read
letter from Bishop French, enclosing the address
which lad hno. T. l..