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

letter from Berlin Of the 10th instant saws The
cholers which had SO far subsidized that had
menc'ment CT the last week, much increased that
we have now between thirty and forty day. The to-
tai number of persons who have been attacked this
disease cir ce Its first appearance in this CITY, Ia 1878
Of whom 1885 are dead 4e2 cured and 2sl sti in the
ha de of the faculty At Msgdebourgh up to the 9th,
scoulge has fallen upon pinchsn. P Pos Nsurard
Brcmberg and Cbrop In the last town, which is
about eleven leagues from Bromburg and only 200
Inhabitants the cholera has carried of zoo and
asirgle cure has been made though medical aid has
not been wanting In any respect"
The Latest Aspect OF Affairs In Austria.
From the London Times, Oct 20l
We are stnl reduced TO trace by conjecture the
movements Of the, respective parties In the city of
Vienna around its walls, and In the less disturbed
provinces Of the empire but the scanty intelligence
which has arrived confirms, In all important parti
culars, the prognosticatioDs we had ventured to
make. The Imperial Court left Vienna in the power
Of dominant faction and successful rebellion for
elsewhere and the Emperor's advisers have shown
disposition to lower their tone in treating with
Leaders ibs dns time past when
concessions orexpresions Of confidence the other,
could conceal the breach which lies between the
sovereign and the revolution and 1t is far prefer
able that he should even lose his crown in an open
md nful contest fer the rights beon cling to than
that be should continue to hold It, MA The King of
Prussia seems disposed to do, the degrading con-
ditons attached to 1t by threatening rabbe or an ar
roeant convention. The Emperor Of Austria has not
""HufhNu OF eNsutu any OF the prom1ees ne had be-
fore made for the establishment Of constitutional
mt In his doninions and for the full recoQn
tion o. the legitimate rights of the people but in
resisting the demands of the revolutionary party
in Nienna he 10 expressing no more than his
Sstuminsticn to use all the means still at his
disposal TO rescue the country from the OPP
preston and the crimes Of thoss who have
accomplish in Vienna what they have failed to do
In Paris and In Frankfort. II this attempt at the
restoration OF order falls the Austrian empire il in the
very fauces OF ansrchy every social barrier will be
psrcbyi and Is impossible to foresee whether this
dreadful copvusion win be terminated by the assi-
tude Of universal ruin by the non Of
foreign armies Certain 1t 10 that every day brings 10
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Abstract Of News.

The Ten Rtgincn, Bill has passed the
Senate, as will he en- by reference lo
the Senate's proceedings, by vote Of 20
to 10. Il viii not pass the House, sud
Tins the pneslden, all fall minus, some
considerable patronage he hoped to have
io beslow.
M1ch money has been spent IN The dis.
cussian of this qles'lan, aud the only
% iyalenl the oonulry receives, no a
huoless one altogether, is the further dls
closures made hy Messrs. Calhoun and
Webster Of polk's usurpaiiuns; mose u
Ihls anon.
Europe is bordering on anarchy.--
France ls sill 10 state ot di-nrrsniz, ION.
Therc is much sufriHg u Ireland for
want Of food and Italy IS by no means IN
set cd cordiilon.
OAipg to the unsettled state nf aG irs in
Europe, hr news from ther- has had ten
denry to cfieci the cotton market, aud qID
tai,ons she's a decline of from J 10 /! CT.
per pound.
The news from Meyico indiraies meth.
ing exciting from that quarter; things
there remain 81" psadtafe hfe," aud val,
unlii the fate of the Treaty is decided.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
mcuakim'. Model Newspapers.

Thi, paper Is issued from the same "i-
flee that the Saturday Courier iarmerly
ws.; and is rd,icd by Mr. Nc Maxim, who
al.o was connected with that paper.
A. very disaercrah'c sud delicate
controversy WAS Involved IN The seiIe.
neni Of hls aud his ceased partners Goa
ertns, Mr. MrNskn has SEEN 6t 10
caaa.e The name pf his pspr' and ~ 'bi'
ras,rose ~. h- has sc believe, been tn.
ducci and injnred: indignant ptcs-rs that
ensfed hIs circulation, ha,c endeasnuted
hv vlilllirsflsn tn ntirct attention anJ ~
increase their "wn list.
We recommend 'he " Model Ne.sp,.
per to our readers, as wnf;hy of patron.
a.-. The i1iete.t,ns 'a'e. the in-tueisye
essay. The article rrnirte with Informs.
iiun. anG the column Il bed With Bew<. nnil.
crs. history, the art. and scieaces. tagethc'
with tho pracrical good sense remarks o
H. T. litor. combine 70 make II pleasip4
aud valuable hfe.silr companion,
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Small s'ax.

Mr. Mckay says ihal the tax wished Il
be levied on tea md colisr, would amount
to "a charge Of only l3 c,s. upon each
ini.,IiuaI in the United Stains.' Mr..
Mckay did not wish To shcw tho aggrf j.
gate amount oi thai taS; he was s.faiJ II
would sturlIe US; so by process Of long
division he bl.0gs it dosn 10 10 cents a
head; lei US reverse his wolk and see
how much il viii all amount 10.
There are 90, 900, ,003 twenty millions, J
say, of Inhabitants Ia Tho UnlIed States !;
ai 4, cts. on each The tax would amount
to, Two mhiiuns six bundled thousand
dnilsrs--n small SUN, in comparison with
the O1e hundred aud thirty mllIuos af dol.
lars Tho war is likely 10 cost ln closing II,
but still pretty large ona. To be w'ung
out Of the now oppressed labur aud indus.
Try VI the country.
Mr.. Mckay seems to have furgo.icn
no, ih,t this money Is 10 c"'ne nu' Of The
md nrgroe. make up about SIX tenth, r.
iot more nf the population; that persons
themselves not The heads of iauilies, max" |
Ib"ul thrse.ienlhs, so thai lhis tax would
" nearer Sl 80 M the individual" pay. |
og it thas 10 cts. |
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
REVOLUTION.

Arrival o. L7uis Philippe IN Engltnd-R-sig.
nation ~ Lord John RHssriI-- + PracismattsH
OF the Prosi ional Government Of F-anre-A
Republic Pr claimed = Iepuhllcau Flag nov
Flying over the Clty Of Paris.
We find in our farciga papers received
by ,he Camotia a variety ei Imporan, in
teliaence IL addition 10 the details pub
Ished yesterday.
We have, however, still later inteli.
genre, received from our London CORES
nnnden,. who al The moment "f the depar.
iurc Of the slsaner, Informs us 10 a brief
note, that Louise Philippe had arrived in
England, and that Lord John Russell had
resigned a. Premier Of ihe EnaIi>h minis.
try. We fad 10 the New York papers
vague rurnnfs of the tesisuarlnn of Lord
John RUSSELL and thcre Is no doubt IL i.
corfect. as our CORE. .pnndent states i, {"
he a Acl. A. 90 The arrival Of Louis
Paiiipp. IN England. we f1d that the
LisetpnpI mail "f thp 26th nit had telr.
graphic d.epa'ch Announcing tha, he had
landed Al F"ik-inne.
We aI-n fid in new parer. called tho
Landnn Telegraph, the following, under il.
telrgraphIc news:
Porfmoo'h, Fridoy, Feb. 25.- Great
sensation j. now prevailing here, on ac.
count af the expected arrival of Lpu 8
pnilllppe about uidnIghi.
Icefaad. The Lord Lieutenant has
presented 0GOl 10 the Befns. Flax I'm.
pfnyemem S5ci-iy.
4 dreadful 6re took place in kilarnev
by which SIX individuals host Their lives
The ex'cnsite pswhbr"ker' establishment
OF VI. Carbeuv, which coninini-d the Dc.
els of the poor ef aIl partS al Kerry. to
the amount af several thousand Pounds
sterling, vas The scene u ihi. dreadful
catastrophe. Two persons in 'hcif en.
,leapals 10 escape, wcie killed, and four
children perlshed IN the flames.
Il lsssiSfact"fv 50 fad tlint crime, sinre
the close of the Special Commission, ha.
declined generally. De-iiuiion IS, how
ever, frahuIly on he incresse, particular.
~ IN Connaugb, aud Muascr.
TIE accounts from most paris nf thr
country concnr "a stating that lhe culii,a.
l!bN vi tUt f1AHip 1ltu - ihbIF EfHH az
thls veur than for the last three YEARS.
There is also decided improvement IN
The whole system of farming, and fola.
tons arc being benchciaily used. There
are stu large supplies Of potatoes in the
COUNTY markets.
FdoJ from America. A parliamentary
return shows that the various sum, paid
By the government Tor ffeighis on tons-
lions for food from America Cor the relief
Of The poor IN ireland and Scotland, in the
cour-e nf the year s47 amounted to Al,
727l ss. 81; and ihal e4-i o.. Id. was
further paid for freish's from port to pori
IN The United Kingdom.
Rome. This Pope has secnlarized his
ministry, by fhe admission of faur laymen.
lie had published proclamation TO allay
The fears Of a foteiga inieIvention, which
he pronounced impossible. The Austrian
Cabinet has declared 10 the British Gov.
ernmeni that II wonld not interfere with
the political amslia,aiIons IN fta'v.
There was a ruinor IN P.ri. that the
Pope had been deposed. Al Bologna, the
p ,pal colors bad been discarded, and The
vi-roL'r of ''sly adopted.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
AngMAaKABLe ADMISSION.

Ia ibs course Of one Of Mr.. Mckay's
five minutes speeches, recently. be 'hus
dis.inc,ly admitted that the Uemoerdcy
tad brought on The rarj J aud that tue
Wings could not he expected 10 vote Tor
taxes which the Lpcolocos lacked The
nerve TO lay:
mir. Mckay said he regretted exceed.
inply that his friends on this side oi The
Huu,e had not brought themselves up 10
yu,c for the proposition Contained IN his
subs,ilule) for tax an tea and c"iiee. ~
they had no, nerve enough to vote ior u
the, had M right 10 espec, the other side
Of the uoue would. We (sdid hs) ore
,he persons rho hare byoSeh on this rar,
and we are properly responsible for all us
consequence, ltuais II laughter and we
ou.tt la provide The means ior carrying 1t
on. NAa, do You suppose tho whole
amoun, ol ,hi> ennfmous tax will te, oi
: ahch gentlemen are 50 airaidl have
number Of tables before ne, witch VIII
publish, that the couniry may see What
this monsiGous lax upon tea and crnrs
4 am, unts To. Ii amounts to charge o'
only thirteen eeuis upon each individual 10
The Unred States.
Tuih like murder, "wll out : there
is no such thing as keeping il " bid unde
bushel." bu, it is rare that persons witt
Aaye been obstinate 10 the maintenance o
error, viii come ba'diy out and aeknou
edge the side on which the truth Is. Nj
Mckay has demons,raied lie fact. tbs
- something "aer clH lake place unde
Tie ,uu cur Gcnerai aa coa'rdlre n0a q
p. slant.
- The Wings have al along alleged, lhl
the War was cummeue.d by the Adm'ni
y" tra,ion, ard supported their allegations
nj talerahl, iair pruof; lhe Drmucra,s-w
a error ior thrfr plhiun. d".grd ohsii
-, acy (nr their hulwatk, and lhe cnsfse
kn.ds &c snphis,ry fot their Weapons, ha
''h s,rcnnou,iy coaiendrd aga u,' the t'u'h
/. such allegations aud preol, hu, Mr.. "
,re Kay has maunled ihe bat icmen's a
H., with \ white q ~ IN hi> hard has made
" amnesty with 1'rdfh aud says. " We {
" dfmpcrais. or Poik as orr sEPoHenil .
Gu ruE PERSON. uho hare brought on I
ud uar and We are properly respons't's
,to all rs caa"q"eHess"
VIVA, viii the Dernncrats say now v
They d. him ~ ihcs dill Haywood. exc'
post suunirs,c him ior telling the truth J y
hey rtrrenst
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30

took up the bull Ia provide for Defieieucies
10 the Revenue for the current year. The
question pending, MAS the motion by Mr..
hent"n io amend the bill. las striking nut
s22,ooO and inserting S3i ,O0O, for u /
NILSSON 10 Rome.
Mr.. Ashley spoke warmly IN support ol
the nation OF Mr.. Benton. Al.
Several Senators participated IN
cussion which ensued. .rd,,ao,
Mr.. ii Hmnegan offered 3 Cnr a re,ilru,
the amendment, prgy,rh was mn, +, ,he
minister a, Rome
"a ,na. %,'" Ter discussion, the amendment
g7'a,oy Mr. Ben,an was put To tie vote
.,.crtj'c'ed by decisive maJority.
Z The Seuaie then adlfurird.
Il,u-E Of REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Sawyer mnsrd Ia take up The bi'l,
ahlah he had previously introduced, pro-
suing for sl'iray Hg the expense oi iem"v.
Ing, i,um Mexico To the U0ted States, The
remains OF the distinguished soldiers vi"
had tal.en or should tall Ia the battle IN
Mexicn-aad the House agreed 10 take up
the bill.
Mr. S. spoke briefly in support Of the
bill, and Mr.. Haskell replied 10 the re.
marks of Mr.. Ssw,ef, aud spoke ably a
gainst the bill. This matter was then re-
ier,rd Ia ,he committee un Military Atialrs.
Mr.. Ciinaman ,noved 10 suspend IN
rules IA ofo-r thar he might oil'.r fes"lu-
ilrn nf erqulrv az to why the cnfiesppn
dence between Mr.. fIist aud the State De
Congtrss.
The motion to suspend the rules wa
uega,ived.
A message in writing WAS received iron
: the President OF the dated States, com
). inunlcating the correspondence asked iaf
On Mr. V,otou's motion, the House the
resolved isef in'o a COMMITTEES oI tn
Whole, and took up for consideration lh
J. Indian Appropria,,on Bill. .
Nj. SINycr spoke in opposition 70 th
bill, ard pointed Gu; What he coniendei
were ITS defects. He particulatjz-d on
,iem (Johnson's Choc;aw School) as pee,
: llafly objectionable, and charged fraud al
: swindlIhg sunie where IN connexlon VII
" this schaol.
Mr. aluson of Arkansas, Whose SCI
IN The House is next 10 that of MIR SaS
e yer) rose and proclaimed Mr.. SIS declat
+" tons basely false.
D. Great confusion prevailed for some ,iu
Is after The Chairman succeeded in rcsto
i;s order.
ie MIR. Jacob Thompson entered into
y explanation relative 10 the Choctaw Ac
DENY.
Several members addressed The commi
y zee ia succes>i n, and numerous motio
% 10 amend the bill we're made.
The committee rose without any d fl
e. tive action on the bill. and soon allerwar
e, the House adjourned.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Prediction Fulfilling.

We have all along coniendcd tha, Polk
was he most popular man in the United
sialc- aHh thai be 9as ibe EIns, uncXcep.
iiunablc President that ever wfoie IA mes.
sage, or indiied passes; but somehow or
other he incfedBlous Wings wouldn't be.
lieve a word Of it. Whenever tho Dem.
ocrnts have cx'oied him 10 the skies, We
have cchoed +" EIceisior :" aud when they
have proclaimed him go rasfiy popular,
aud said he would be the successful can.
ddaie again for President, we have yield.
ed ready assent.
We record the gratifying intelligence,
that villa, the Democ,sts and ourselves
have alleged, IS iasl fulfilling. A Demo.
cratic Convention was recently held 10
ilarrisbuig, Pa. which expfessed its pre-.
ference for candi la,es thus;
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30

g. We must take this world Ike men
do their wives, for better or Tor worse,
aud If II turns oui worse II is unphlpsopM-
ca! t. rrpue. We mus, bod on With
dauuiless front, unli death dissolves the
compact; the man that viii diyurce hin.
self either from life or his wife, lecause
they don't make his existence
Sofl as doN by pillows are"
never deserved 10 be welded 10 either
We have been f.rced 10 these reflections
from lhe fac, that We promised our read
ers a week or two ago " better" times, 20
an earlier issue Of our payer; since that
time, as the Du,chman says, "dey i-h nc
peter as worsh = more of our hands have
been sick, and notwithstanding our hayin,
TO ac; 10 the faurioid capacity Of EJiior
Compn>ltor, pressman and Owl, we arr
only able tins week 10 present hail sheet
bat as ihs siIior says, "a half shees 4
better than no sail" Nuf ced.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Frilau, March II
SENATE.

sen L.
Alter the TRANSACTION oi some unmpoE.
tant business,
Ga a!r. Cass's motion, the Ten Reg'-
mem Bill was taken up lor consideration.
Mr.. BsrFien being entitled TO lbe fiInr,
addressed the S-nale IN opposition 10 the
passage of tho Bill. lie deprecated the ac-
QUESTION ef Mexican territory a. de,rimeu-
ial to The best interests Of he American
people.
sir. Webs'er f.Ilnwei Mr.. Berrien. IN
opposition 10 lhe bi!l. lie conieBdej that
The President OF lie United States. ~ lie
yying taxes on Mexico, had committed a
usurpailon of p,aer.
Mr.. johnson. of La, moved 10 recom.
mt he bill, wi instructions 10 adj 4 pro.
,i.o thai the Plesioelt should not appoint
Offices for the regiments unlIi The result
OF lhe present neaoitition with Mexico
shall have terminated in failure to Sc.
cure peace.
Mr.. Gas, addressed he seaaie at length,
qae,mg ptecedeni4 10 sustain the President
Ia levylag contr bntioas On Mexico.
Iessrs. Webster sAd Calhoun both re.
piled 10 llr. Cass.
The discussion was continued by Iessrs.
Johnson, OF La, Davis, Webster, Wet.
&C At, c ayton, Dou- lass, and Builer, Iil 4
iale hour.
Tie Bill was lhen read ihird lime, aad
passed The sena e by ess 80, nays 10.
Oa motion, the Senaie adjourned.
IlorsE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker announced the first bus'-
ness To be the qge,l,nn oil prtn'ing $4,000
capies Of ibe repnn uf the Commissioner
OF the Patent o ice.
Several members made Intellectual ef.
forts to redsce the nu,aber Of copies 10 be
printed. The House, by decisive yo'e.
agreed to have he 10000 copies printed.
There not bei 2 quorum present, the
HOuse continued Ia session bA. a short time.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
The uarmOniau Bell Ringers.

These charming musicians on Monday
and Tuesday nights Of this week. delight
ed large and attentive audiences in this
place with their esceiien, performances on
The bells, and IN vocal AID instrumental
music.
The respectable attendance on the SO.
cond night, gave evidences that ihelr .f.
fonts On ihe FIRST we're highly appreciated.
They carry with them from here the
wishes Of The community 'ha, they mas
meet wherever they go, that pa,roras'
which their performances merit
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30

Who 10 now so bind, that he does not
see the unbranded popularity Of Mr. Polk 7
We intend to keep Il bright look "'n. and
10 chr"nIcie every 'hing which establishes
ths fact that James X. 10 not /" "A used up
man"
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY,
or ~ AXE.
OF WAKE.

Tive are suihntiz- d 10 announce TllpMts
~ ALEXANDER. ESQ. as candida'e ter re-
election to the oifce Of Sltrtf OF Mecklenburs
county. at the ensuing Augas, election.
IFWe are auiiorized TO announee Col u W,
ALEXANDER as 4 candid1ts tor the othae OF
Shrritf OF Mecklenburg county, at the ensuing
Auga>, election.
IL We are auhorized TO announce Col. JOIN
VI EARNIiARDr as candidate Tor the oitee
OF ) erff ol MecklenbuTg county, al The ensu'
ing August election,
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30

The Wings never had more reason 10 ~ ~
anticipate success, than at this moment. b,
The iavorle measures of the Democ rats "
have become laws, and those laws have In
become 50 odlous, that the people can Nv
abide them no longer.
Wha, money we manage TO raise, by 5,
hook and by crook" as Sim learnt his latin ',
by loans, treasury scrip. &c. Is cisbnrsed 81
al such an enormous expenditure, that the y :,
Sub Treasury scheme has proved itseli to :,
a n,sctical denomination, Ia he an lneu- d
bus, a dead weight upon the Treasury, d
and instead Of facilitating Us operations,
it clogs il in all il' departments; and no q
one derives any heuehr, from the peculiar, a
he unione way of collecting, transferring
anil ,ll.hursug the funds under The Sub.
Treasu enactment, save the the cormo-
rants of office who gel their bills settled ~
gold and silver. The Government Is not
benefited by il, The people are materially
injured by il. creating as Il does, an arts
, ,ocraiic difference in the cHfenry;-a
metallic one for the Governmeni psp suck
!. ere, and a paper one for tho community .
/. |, however bears and vii bear cnuspc-
uous part in damnirg lis paternity the
;, immaculate Democracy--n no inehIIate ch,'d
;, of drunken father, no rogu'sh son Of a
!. ihievish pareni, ever showed IN hnidrr re-
n lief the source from whence il sPrnn. or
i. condemned its ancestry from Us own pro.
pensilies, 10 more unequi,ncal terms. ihaa
:. does this Sub.Treasu,y. And as such a
child reflects back It's condemnation on
The parent, 50 this scheme will recoi with
all its unpapu'ariy upon IT'S progeniiors.
The &C Tariff has become an eve sore
/, to Democratic political leaders generally,
:, and gnsl in the nnslrils Of that pink OF
!, Democracy Secretary Walker in par,ica
lar aud 10 change The hlure, they would
DO ANYTHING in the world TO max. II take
or "stav dawn" with the people; # 1
ftie taxa,iau on caf''r, or slight imp1s
on tea, would accomplish the Hing, the,
would consider themselves sk,lfui doctor.
!. it is nauseaiins the peoples stomach mos
dckishiy." aud ynu might os well try q
keep ss mucN tartar dnsn SICK tpnn'
y throat. We are talking plain, bu, tn
as truth is, the "way Of the ,tnus2ro.sor
''' hard" the patient ia wriihing ha, "
h' hope 10 chronicle bis conv.escence
." abou, twelve months from this tinc.
"ai Tho unconstitutional way il which II
80 marked lis management 81 Gar as ia
- Administration - concerned, IL aaalhe
w. thin. which WI damn ils au hnrs, aud q
''e ter the Attn uf March next. cnasiga the,
nay 10 the good care of home uus-'ng aud d
az m. sic doctofing. We viii not dctain
eHumeratiug the .ack Of wisdom tofesigh
stalespansbip AMI dignity. exhibited !
the lhe Administration during lie ptng ess
lo this war, the presses throughout the cou
90 try are pointing a, Il every day, al
aud nearly every one Is familiar with u, y
me only add this Ia the acts which are dam
ave ing ihe Administration, and which a'of
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Satydy, lNdrci Il.

AT. Dicheysoa announced the deah Of
Hr. ll,.irg, Representative from the
State Of New York and in lis molioa the
Senate adjourned g. Monday next.
House or kGrREsGNrhTIvEs.
Mr.. Wasbln4ton llIp, announced the
death Of bis eDi.eague. the Hon. John VI
II ,iler, Of whose dscease "a Florida mior.
maiiae had been received.
o. mptitn ol Mr. fiuHi, the House ad.
lo1raed 10 Monday next.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-30
Momdy. March 90.
80 ~
SENATE.

A large amomat Of business was des.
ri.ehed By the Senate.
The morning honr was devoted TO the re.
eepion of memorials and pniiiians, which
were appropriately referred. Several blll-
from the d,G'reat standing committees Of
the senale. we're likewise repHted.
s'..saiioo of Mr.. AtshIson, the Senate