The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-22

net0 and acquainting the people with the invasion
but at the ssme time expressing the Of the
to be able to meet and repel the invaders
should they find their way into the interior Of Wur-
temberg.
is at this time probably on his way to America) is
accompanied by about two thousand men, principally
German and Italian fugitives that he had entered
Loerrach, compelled the Inhabitants to take up arms
for the republican cause and plundered the public
treasury. On the ED he had already advanced to
Schliengen, demolished the railroad to Carlsruh in
order to prevent the arrival of troops andis now on
the way toward Freburg and Heilbronu. This morn
ing spoke a gentleman, who came directly from
the camp OF the insurgents his way to Heilbronu
where similar demonstration will probably be made,
or has already been made. An express train Of the
the above news and reporting that an army of some
1900 or 1000 men had entered Baden, and was on its
way to Helbronn. 1t had Already advanced far as
Nenstadt Great efforts are made by the several gov
ernments to quell this instruction Numerous troops
were immediately despatched from all sdes and II the
rise is not simultaneous in all parts Of the cou TRY
will meet with the fate Of the last spring
II is impossible to describe the excitement of the peo
pie here All are anxious for the resultboth parties,
the tories as well the liberals trembling for the
issue Of this movement for it depends the al hope
of both. If this rebellion succeed, il the gallant
champions of liberty and equality come cut victorious
then there is no doubt that the republic will be imms
diately established; provisional government :
sisting of Strive and others, is already proclaimed
But If they perish in the attempt they defeated
by the overwhelming forces sent against them, then
all hope is lost we will be more suppressed, ty
rannized then ever and the brave the noble the free
me n who dare to maintain their rights and the rights
Of their country, will have persisted IN vain p
away in dingy prisons! My next may inform you of
the success or failure Of the attempt. J. .
AMERICAN SyMpArHIsERs-The Carlow Sentinel re-
Morrison James Thornburg and John McKeague,
military men, who had been engaged in the Next
can war, and had recently arrived from America to
6 take a leading part" in the Irish rebellion. When
arrested they made secret of their purpose, but
ope My ayowed hostility to the Queen, and regretted
that they would have no chance for tight They are
oil Of afah IN ma
RIGA years ago. Thirteen young men whom the
three had been drilling and training, were also ar
rested
SIR JAMES Ross EXPEDITION. Previous ac-
counts from the expedition of Capt. Sir J. Ross in
the Enterprise, with the Investigator Captain Bird,
under his command, were from Whale Island, and
ligence from the expedition to the 18th Of July at
which time the ships were at Upper avck, Daviss
Straits to which time nothing had been heard of
Sir John Franklin and his gallant companions They
had not any pieces Of wreck nor with their most
diligent and indefatgate researches had they been
able to discover the slightest clue to the fate Of those
whom they are especially seeking after.
Spain.
By the Spanish mails, have received letters from
our correspondents at Madrid and on the Spanish
frontier the former to the 3Oth ult and the latter to
the I'd Instant, at Bayonne Considerable sensa-
ton was created among the diplomatic circles at Ma.
drid by an insult which had been offered the family
of tie American Minister in that capital 1t appears
that the American Minister had sent note to the
government, demanding an Immediate apology and
his flag and return.
Our letters from Lisbon of the 30th ut speak of the
deporsbe state Of the wine trade at Oporto, Arising
in great measure from the diminished consumption
Of that luxurious beverage in England So great was
the distress among the laboring classes that 1t was
feared some of alienation were not speed
y devised by the government open violence and plum
der would be resorted tn;
Advices from Sicily of the 90 ut. mention that hos
little, were expected to on the 10Th The
M n nj ~ irons a nj
the scene OF war.
We indebted to frie nd for the following extract
Of letter to mercantile house in this CITY, dated al
Messina, September 22:-" Since August 20, not mai
had arrived from the interior Of Sicily, all commu nj
cation having been cut of by the government. All
II ade is therefore at an end "
LOmbarviy.
The Emperor Of Austria has Issued the following
In the hope of seeing peace speedily re-estabshed
in all the provinces Of the Lombardo Venetian king
dom. and animated by the deire to extend their popu
lstion the liberal institutions which all the other pro-
yinces of the Austrian empire enjoy, consider it in
cumbent on us to make known our intention in that
respect.
I'VE have already granted to all the inhabita hts OF
the Lombardo. Venitian Kingdom without Distinction
full pardon for the part they might have acted in the
political events of the present year. ordering that they
should not be liable TO prosecution or punishment for
their past conduct, with the exception only Of the
public functionarles who continued subsequently to
retain office.
"It is ase our sovereign will that the inhabitants of
the Lombardo venitian kingdom shall possess a con
stution couformabe to their respective nationates
and the wants of their country respectively and des
tined to cement their union with the Austrian empire
"To that effect, the moment when peace and tran.
guilty shall be completely restored We will convoke,
in town hereafter to be fixed an assembly Of repre-
sentatvss Of the nation freely elected BY all the pro-
" Given at our Palace OF Vienna on the 2ssh Sep
TENDER. lS4s (Sisned) FERDINAND"
WalIachia.
letter from Bucharest of the 18th ult, says =" 1t
known that the Porte has half yielded to the preten
sions of Russia 1t has disavowed Suleyman Pschs,
without, however, recalling him to Constantin'pe
This has thrown the principality Of Waliaciha
into agitation. The population Of Bucharest, in
the presence Of twenty thousand PEASANTS sent from
the greatest enthusiasm. and this oc cason, all the
persons present again swore fidelity to the
Of June 49, The Inhabitants of the country districts
continually demanding arms to come and rein
the capital and defe the sacred rights of their
country. Fuad-Efendi has just arrived at Giurgevo
and upwards of 1000 persons out to meet him to
explain the complaints Of the country against the
Russian protector ate 1t Is said that the Porte mas
aresdy sent to Jassy the rman for Prince Stourdzas
dismissal"
letter from Leipsc states that the annual fair held
at that place which was geiug on on the oth of Sept
tolerably active Considerable purchases had bee
made in cloths and leather, though little was done
silks The principal buyers were Americans, Swedes,
Bavarisns, and residents in the Hans Towns
Poland.
letter from WARSAW OF the 9th ult., ststes that
the ed the 2jth OF September there were, in
that city, l27 new cases OF cholera; and that on the
ment. The whole number Of persons carried of by
cholera, at Warsaw, Is 822.
PyrmOnt.
Republican,. has invaded the little German prin
cipalty of Pyrmont Having refused to ful6ll pro-
mes ma de in the month Of March last in the Of
her &c n a minor, the Princess de Wudeck has been
driven from the territory and compelled to for ie-
fuge TO her father In law, the Prince de Buckeburg
The Cholera at st. Petersburg.
The following extract from q letter just received
from an English gentleman, in ST. Petersburg holding
an official position in connection with the imperial
on the recent visitation Of the cholera in
the Russian capital may be read with interest at
time when threatened with the same calamity
We have all, thank God escaped this horrible ma
adv except my POOR wife, who had slight attack Of
about three hours having been fortunate enough to
apply the proper remedies in the first moment OF at
tack The disease was much more severe this time
thai the last aud though 1t is impossible to arrive at
ny exact calculation 1t is generally supposed to have
,sirsd of about one in twenty Of the population As