The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-16

Spain.
We have advices from Madrid of the 23d They are
chiefly confined to describing the reception of the
Nuncio at La Granga with the address delivered by
the latter, and the reply of the Queen, which took
place on the 22d Other letters state that to compen
safe for the disappointment which has the present
deprived the Queen Regent Of the hopes of an heir,
the Queen mother is in a condition to present tenth
child to NJ. Munoz.
Our Bayonne correspondent, under date of the 2eth
announces that body of 1000 convicts had revoted
at Vaadolid, massacred their guards and fed into
the country, crying that they going to join the
Montemolinist bands in La Mancha.
The Queen far recovered as to be able to set
up her majesty is expected make her nee in
public again in a few days
A commission has been appointed to report on the
national debt and it is stated by correspondent
that it is to recommend the interest shall not com.
mence to be paid for four years Our correspondent
does not state what consideration is to be given for
the accommodation. We suspect that your readers,
your side of the Atlantic not ambitious be
scrip-hoders of Spanish stock under such liberal
"promse to pay interest-not principal
Italy.
Our advices from Italy bring the important intel-
gence that the legations have broken out in open in
surrection against the Pope At Bologna provisional
government had been formed, Of which Messrs. Anto-
mini and Canute members, and presided over by
Count Beauchpi The cause Of the revolt is stated
to be the part the Pope has taken in reference the
Of independence in Lombardy. The Mamian
ministry still in Office, but their position very
precarious La Patria of the 21s contains copy of
protest by the King of Naples against the election of
the Duke Of Genoa as King Of Sicily Another advan-
tsge had been obtained by the Piedmontese the
Asstrans 20 900 of the latter made sorte from We
roma The advanced guard of coo allowed itself
to be surrounded by two Piedmontese brigades, and
was obliged to lay down arms general engagement
took place. in which the II 900 Austrans defeat
ed. Another sortie made by the Austrians, number
ing 1000, from Mantua, was repulsed by 1000 Roman
and Tuscan troops. Verona, it was said was to be
bombarded on the 10th.
The De5ats contains letter from Rome of the 18th
instant which rays that 5000 Austrans had crossed
the Pc, and entered Ferrara. The French ambas-
sador, hearing the news, had long conference
with the Pope.
1t is assumed that the Polish question: which is to
come before the National Assembly, will be discussed
as war question.
The Crops In England.
In every district, the wheat crops are healthy and
abundant. Along the southern coast Of England, q
good deal is cut and also in Norfolk Kent Herts, and
Bedfordshire The barley crops good, but back
ward The oat crop looks WELL and in the south good
deal is cut and garnerea Other descriptions of agri
cultural produce look well The weather has for the
last seven days been cold and wet and if this CONT
nues, the crops will much affected and the markets
will look up.
There is prospect of very small crop of fruit this
year. and of apples and pears the failure will be con-
siderable. This will leave opening for the exporta-
ton of American apples which, in this country are
considered great luxury, and ornament to the de-
sert table in England
Markets.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, July 29-Sales to-day
1000 bales. Market dull.