The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-23

word il mutered the form of the buried emperor arises
expansive brow-quite frgetting that he Is no more
Such IL the prestige Of renown which explains the
peputima movemeu mt in favor of Prince Louis
The inclination in favor of peace is very strong in
Europe war has hung by thread at more than
moment, and yet now more than four months have
elarted since the declaration Of the republic Aus
tria Is fighting against Italy Denmark against Prus-
eainternal distractions and revolutions have upset
theexsting order Of things. and yet peace has not
been broken but there is an old proverb the exact
words of which have escaped my memory about an
old pitcher going to the well and getting broken at
last -"
Go to Malta and count the number Of vessels sta.
toned there go on board and watch the officers and
form your conclusions Of what their opinion is which
may serve az that of the superior in mand which
If an echo of that of the government and then form
the dspatc oh written board the mail ship Hibernia
for the defensive precautions taken provide against
coup de mxn-hen go to the bay Of Naples and don't
read Plny but go on board les raisear de Ia repub
Hque with the ri color floating aud ask their opinion
bons enfons ct trores But until the heavy thunder
rolls from the decks of these of the -un-
til Rusias legons march in DE- into Prussia
and the Dane. the Swede and the Norwegian desce
upon the main land-unt the gtterpg array of
French bsyopes glance IN tho sunshine the heights
of Revolt and French steeds neigh once more on Ma
rapRo-war has not commenced-mais ca ira ca ira
Lord Pamerst on's medations, meddng IN the diff
ferent affairs Of other nations have ather
with bad results than anything else, if summed up
their value would be nil The wings have had narrow
escape Of dying natural death the Bulwer az
fsir which not settled yet far from it, and again
published and you will from the ables If we are
to judge from the financial condition of country of its
likely prosperity England would be the verge of ut
ter ruin and If Ireland was to break out in open
heion 1t might look ugly. | you are gettin g up
movement in America but your Irish ariots do not
act more than talk might say with Burchel the VII
car of Wakefield, fu-dg-e!
Germany Is pretty quiet-that is to say no more
eioodshed has taken place The report that Russia had
John of Austria has been elected supreme head OF the
German powers irresponsible for his in fact but
not in name-Emperor!
LEI eOO{ ordr d, Arch
is manly open hearted fellow; he fell in love with
peasant girl and to his credit Tried her in lawful
to the disgust of all the imperial spoonies of Vienna
who turned up their noses at the esai bamee they
terme it. She ranks only as baronues - He has to
open the Austria hambers deputy of the Emperor
who finds the air of Vienna sultry.
bohemia is quiet with 40 600 men to guard Prague
In Hungary. lyra, and Croatia they fighting over
again s the battles of Prince Eugene but the sou nds
of wsafare are scarcely heard here. France absorbs
every thing else. .another rising more general
through France u0uid asfonish no one
Negotiate ms for peace going on in italy but
meantime Austrians and Italians making every pre-
OF trieste mas been raed-for time The terms pro-
posed said to be the following Il nd the
Duehles OF Parma and Modena will remain in the pos
session OF Charles ALERT; Savoy will be made over to
France; Sicily will nominate of Charles Albert IA
King of that island under the protection italy, and
the venetian provinces will form ndepen mt con-
stitutona State, under the ex- Duke of Modena and
Austria will receive an indemnity of four hundred mil
lions and at the time be allowed to have Oarri.
son at Mantua' No doubt these reports are prema
ture but the joy with which the of peace are
hailed show how tired the good Italians already of
The Piedmontese army has passed the Adige, and is
preparing to attack Verona General Pope is at We
nice with an army of IL 600 to $4,000 troops composed
of Romans, Lombards. Venetiaus, and Neapolitans
He has Generals Antopni and Ferrari under his or
Minister of War of the Venetian Republic and M Pao-
lucci the Minister of the Marine, has succeeded him.
AImsndi has been appointed nspectorseneral Of the
In the kingdom of Nsples the civil war stu continues
without the least prospect Of it's being brought to
conclusion. Caabria is in open rebellion against Ma
Pies and the gallant little Sicily is bracipg her muscles
for the struggle against the monster who shot down
his own subjects in the streets
To add another link to the chain, civii .rar has
CONNER ced in Spain. Cabrera Elio and other Gene
rails have entered the Basque Provinces and the Car
lists are hooking to his standard from all quarters He
ia already at the head of three four thousa nd men,
The Queen again pronounced to be in interesting
Portugal is in bad way, both politically and Anan-
cisly. ~
Russis is concentrating her forces Wherefore p
Ask the Emperor. II you the Russian he will give
you the knout and if foreigner give you five minutes
to leave his capital
Turkey IL quiet-but revolt in the harem would as
toDish no one-in fact, nothing astOnshes any body
Lsmartine is leaving Paris for secopd voyare en-
orient" They FAY that there many of the late ex
ecuve who would like leave Paris If they could do
go Inc hand OF time must soon unron the scroll of
Gerrsrdin, another remarkable man. has at length
been liberated His crime liberty Of speech and it
s pity that the first act of Cavaignac should have
been to put down the liberty Of the press but he was
Quiet 10 here and has been offered the chair of mo.
dem literature at Oxford, which he wisely refused
Louis Philippe and the other MEMBERS of the ex.
royal family Of France, remain perfectly quiet
Metternicb 1t seems has saved his Joha nsb Ferper
and gives sources in his MANSION at Eaton Square
French paper has been started in London, most
excelently writer n. raid to be Guizots organ which
the edtcr has thought fit to deny. The name of
Khndworth. (the editor) however, may be found in
Guizots private Int, down for large advanced to
him under the late government. There many plots
in movement just now. Society divided by q Ger
Habe- NIGHTS. or in English the Hnve-alls and the
Have nothiDes; the latter trying to upset the
former.
England is tranquil.
Ireland in stotu quo
There is report that three months truce has
the Austraps have obtained another victory over the
Italians The capitulation Of Venice may if that is
the case. be shortly expected.
The terms of peace must be honorable to Italy Aus
tia dare not be too exorbitsnt.
Hume's reform motion came on last night; but was
rejected by majority Of 267; "a having voted for the
motion MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1913.
State of Irade-Lady God,Ua-New Potatoes
The Chort,sts and R,pcaie,s, &c., &c.
am happy to be able to notice an Improvement
In business. Everything seems in greater demand,
and prices generally have improved. The funds
seem inclined to rise tremendously
The government continue to take vigorous steps
against the leading chartists and repealers and
warrant, too has been issued for the arrest of Mr..
John Martin, of the Irish Feion, on charge of
felony. Mr.. Martin is out of the way At the
Dublin Commission Court thisweek, one man was
sentenced to seven years transportation for military
training
MIR Russell, of whose fooeries you already aware
has been convicted
Great airs are entertained that the timber vessels
N. rican
not be able to meet with engagements for the fall voy
age trade eneray being 50 unusually depressed that
ii ie almost impossible to effect of wood goods at
any thing like u remunerating price.
The freiebts Offering for Quebec 80 33s per load
for Liverpool without any prospect of advance
From the lower ports the rates ofer ng proportion
ateiy low so that, with high premium and no deck
load vessels employed in these operations not like
1y TO be profitable to their owners
The harvest If well got in, will doubtless infuse