The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15

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Italy.
The Minister of War of Tuscany, replying to a
question addressed to him by Pigli, in the Chamber
OF Deputies on the Esd, declared that invasion of
any part of Tuscany had taken place; that he had
ordered General de Langier TO adopt the necessary
for the protection Of the frontiers and that,
if they were menaced to call to arms the whole of the
neighboring population
The Venice Gazette Of the Goth ult, announces that
the cid General Ferrar had been charged by the Pro-
visiopal Government with the command of the dis
tiict OF Marehera and the adjacent forts.
The inhabitants of Turin are signing proposition
of Able Giobert to centre the dctstorial power in
the hands Of three persons possessing the confidence
of the people Prince Eugene, of Savoy, has decreed
the entire expulsion Of the Jesuits from the Sard MAN
dominions and confscaed their property for the es
| Enlistment Of national colleges
lie Bien Public, of yesterday says" We have news
from Rome but 1t does not make any mention OF the
rumored disturbances in that city The mnistry had
announced to the Chamber that the state OF the iega
tions more re-assuripg, and that the Austrians
had not made any further of their authority
The status quo is the order OF the day
Venice continues its preparations tor resst INIT
Governor Signor Sam found it necessary TO issue a
proclamation to the inhabitants on IN. Zis. ear
appealing to their good sense and PATRIOTISM rms
proclamation appears in the Osserratore 1ss'no OF
the 22d.
states that the Sandman squadron was still cruising
| in the Venetian waters Its movements were super
ysed by the French steamer Asmodee. and the English
| steamers the Terrible and the Spartan
We read in the Opinione Of Turin, OF the 2Oth:-
General Cavaignac has assured person well worthy
of credit that our country shall not be abandoned to
the Austrians At present it is sought to obtain the
retirement of Austria by diplomatic means; but If that
be not obtained, will bo had to arms; at any
cost Italy will be free This he repeated several times
These facts the worthy of credit as they were
communicated to person who went to Paris to solicit
the intervention, and who Is an old friend OF Gen
Cayaignac."
The letters from Rome of the 22nd ult say that the
Minister of Commerce being questioned in the Cham
respecting the evacuation OF Bologna by the Aus
trians replied that the committee had itself
f the INVASION ~ Of seOsns and has
solemply protested against that proceeding. Mar
shall Weldon replied that he would Immediately recall
the greater part Of his troops and those which had
passed the Po to the Pontcal ENJOYS
He explained the motive which had led to this occupa;
ton Of territory and expressed wish that it should
| be communicated to the Pope.
| Sicily.
1t fully expected that Sicily would be obliged to
return her elegance be given to the second
of Ferdinand. The bombsrdment of Messina con-
tnued On the night of the 2nd six grenades of so,
and bomb OF large were ta aS into the
The Messinese continued to fire on every Neapolitan
vessel which the Faro. The Fernando was fired
The Danubian Provinces.
Letters from Bucharest of the 18th utimo state that
delegation Of ten inhabitants Of Jassy had arrived
at the former city to request the Wallachians
the Moldavians with 10 600 to drive outjthe Rus
slams and to form, in future one common principally
Gaseo had subsequently left Bucharest for Giurgu to
concert the prelimnaries OF new constitution with
Suleyman Pacha.
| The Ban Iellaich has returned to Agram from Ia
| tour in the Banat in the course of which he has
effected the mobilization 10000 borderers on the
frontiers Of Lika and Carlsstadt The field batteries
| and q regiment of Lika borderers arrived at Agram
the 21st ult The late defenders Of Peschiers the
borderers Of Otocha, are in a camp near St. Ivan
They have been favored by the Ban with the privi
lege of forming the forlorn hope Of the army which
is expected to march before the end Of the month.
Russia.
The ST. Petersburgh papers state that on the 4th Of
August there were Eos cholera patients in that city
the 5th SO fresh crses, 81 cures, and II deaths
were declared 6l3 patients remaining on hand. On
the same day there were 20 fresh cures 81 cases. and
y aths On the morning Of the 9Th there only
The Emperor having ordered an extensive levy Of
90 @ 1s
Petersburgh, who had resolved to resist, and engage
in struggle with the military directed to bring the
orderfof the Emperor into execution The event had
determined his imperial majesty to recall the troops
that had been sent Poland The cholera raging
| Warsaw presents most warlike aspect. The army
bvouacs in the street, and regiments constantly
sign of the advent of the Emperor The kingdom
will be occupied during the winter by four corps
the POINTERS of Western Prussia: the second in the
Duchy Of Posen the third the frontiers of Sesia;
and the fourth in the interior of the country All
the ortresses Of Poland stored with provisions and
ammunition for several years.
Persia.
letter from Persia dated June 18th, contains the
following 1.-THE Governor of Salinas has received in
formation by a courier from Teheran that the insur
gents Of the Khoressan have cut the royal army in
alarm At Salinas great fears of famine were enter
tanned account of the locusts, which had already
devoured half the crops, and threatened to ra-
wage the whole country"
Foreign TheatricaIs.
The opera season is it has been brilliant one
and Jenny Lind is a greater favorite than She
is to perform at Manchester, Brighton and other
towns, and goes to Dublin.
Alboni with the Covent Garden troupe will give con-
certs in different parts of the country during the au
tumn.
There will be but Italian opera season the
two companies to be fraternized at the Queens
Opera House.
All the legitimate theatres now closed the mi
nor ones are doing fair business.
The Keeeys are at the Marylebone.
Mrs Fitzwilliam and Blackstone at the Surrey.
Julien is to produce the regular drama next winter,
at Drury Lane. Brooke, Vandenhof and Anderson,
it is said, are engaged there.
The Keans will be at the Haymarket, next season.
The "Wife,s Secret produced by them, aud the
Lords Of Ellipgham y at the Olympic the only
Two successful i've act plays brought out in London
Mortons play of the q Heart and word"at the Hay
market and Macready's version of Philip Van Arte-
velde,n both proved unsuccessful.
The Lyceum will shortly reopen with Madame Yes
iris and Charles Mathews
The Princess's will next season depend upon opera
for its attraction.
French plays are to be discontinued at the st.
Jamess, which win hereafter be devoted to English
drama 1t is said that play by Mrs Mowatt is among
the novelties to be produced there.
Farren, Mrs Nsbett and the Cushmans, are starring
in the provinces.
The Adelpbi company, under Celeste, are playing at
the Haymarket.
The Weather and the Crops.
From the European Times. Sept. 81
We rejoice to state that since last number, de-
cded and very favorable change has taken place in the
weather which, at this critical moment is Of the most
vital Importance to all classes During several days
past have been blessed with the most genial sun
shine, which find from, all the reports which have
reached appears to have been general throughout
England and Ireland. In London and the southern
counties the weather during the week has been splen