The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-02
A fairs In Europe.

fairs In Europe.
ITALY Intelligence of the defeat of the Austrl-
by Gen Pope is confirmed Pope has driven them back
far Psdua and taken eight pieces of cannon from
them
NORWAY "A letter from Christiana in Norway.
ates as fact positively determined that the Lieut..
Generalship of the Kingdom Of Norway to bs sup
pressed and that the country is to be governed from
and after the LIST Of January next by Viceroy This
charge, 1t is said Is to be conferred the Prince
Royal.
SwEDEN.-The Swedish Diet was closed on
the Gath of October with tie following speech from the
Conference.-The epoch which has elapsed since
the opening Of your deliberations will OCCUPY remark
able place In the reeords of history Most Of the States
of Europe have experienced violent connections and
social questions have been agtated between govern
time to come attain their denntive solution Let us
return thanks to Divine Goodness for having spared
us from such conyul.ons which are equally dsstruc
tive Of the we'll being of the State and the happiness
each individual Let MS congratulate ourselves upon
the moderation and calmness Of the people Of Sweden
world 1t Is only by perseverng in this conduct that
We can hope to see realized In the interest,"
as With WITCH yoa have
independence Of our neghbors and allies Satisfactory
resuts have been already obtained without the funds
granted by yen being exhausted and we may look to
for an srmistce for considerable duration of time
has been concluded, through my mediation between
the begerent parties, and may hope that path is
opened for negotiations that will end in lust and
durable peace have never ceased to follow, with
lively interest your on the subject ofour
national representation. Experience having demon
straed the difficulties Of coming to a Cancellation,
without mediationt Of the divergent opinions
have presented BILL which, admitting of consider
able extension of the electoral right contains at the
time the requisite guaIa for the manten-
assured gentlemen, that, animated with sincere de-
sire OF bringing this grave question to satisfactory
solution you will at your next meeting devote to it
all the attention 1t demands imperiously. have
learned, with lively satisfaction, the grants you
have made for multiplying and ameliorating the pri
mary schools You have thereby given an hon orable
testimony Of zeal for the education of future gs
nerstions. All the important questions which have
occupied your attention have not been able 70 be
shall not however. fail to follow them with peculiar
interest," and to In facilitating their conclusion
declaring that your abors terminated call down
the blessings Of Heaven upon the States general and
renew to you gentlemen the assurance of all my royal
PRINcEWlNpIscHGRATz.-P Windischgratz
the Geperassimo of the Aus ran troops, is exceed
ipgy rich and descends on the nal side from the
celebrated Wsllensten He is chvalrous, and of the
greatest bravery and his devotion to the imperial
family is unlimited, although he has instituted pro.
against that family for the renewal of the name
and restoration Of the property Of Wallenste At
the head Of the Grand Duke Constsntines Regiment
vrs occasions in 1911 and desoratss wt On t
Of Maria Theresa for resisting successfully for
three hours, In pass, force Of quadrupe strength
Windiscbgraty is about ~ years Of age.
Our INDIAN VIslTERs.-A delegation of twelve
Chippewa Indians came up the river from St.
Louis, and landed In our city Friday evening There
two squaws, and one pappoose of six eight months
of age They their way to Washington city, to
Msj s b. MarteI, of Saul st. Marie, very intelligent
bali breed Of that tribe and nearly related some Of
these chiefs He speaks the Indian Language as well
as the Chippewas themselves-t the French like q
Frenchman and very good English, and understands
perfectly their various manners and customs These
and deeked out with profuson Of feathers, war
clubs hatchets, pipes, bows and arrows, and every
head Ct Lake Superior and have been on their lons
tedious journey from La rointe for than six
weeks They crossed the portion Of that great northern
lake from Lake Ponte where they had beef to
annual to the Bots Brule some seventy miles
in their passed their up that river car
ryipg them across eeveral portages struck the St
Croix river at it's source and followed II down
where they barely in time to take the
last steamer of the season from that point They left
Of the st Croix and the rivers full of Ice They bring
along with them many interesting curiosities they
have also some very interesting birch bark memorials
to Congress the President from other chiefs of the
nation, written In pictorial character language,
which Mr. Marte can perfectly interpret They bring
with them the best Testimonials from government |
agents and others, as to their cheftaincy we'll as
fsspec,sp,y sna rasy are 'poEen OF In the highest
petition to procure II possible, from government,
either by grant or purchase certain portions Of terri
Tory, How Vcoupleu W WAS ceued
to the United States some years since They express
general and very strong desire to remain in their old
homes and about the graves of their fathers and can
not bear the idea Of being removed from them beyond
he Mississippi, to be crowded in among enemies and
stranger tribes they liable to be removed at any
line. They wish now to settle permanently to build
comfortable houses to cultivate the SOIL and to abau
Ion their rowing life -Cindinnah Gasette, Nop ~.
The TELEsCoPIc COMET, discovered at Cam
,ndge on Saturday last, In the Constellation of the
swan was again seen on Monday and on last evening.
Is brsucy appears to increase but slightly, but its
puceus is so well defined that 1t appears like star Of
he ninth magnitude. The diameter Of the Com. IL
hout FIVE min utea The FOLLOWING nlaces comet