The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-06

Our accounts from Madrid are OF the 4th instant -
The Senate had granted ministers tbs author
H,raldo announces that the Duke and Duchess de-
Montpsnsier would visit Madrid next May
x At days. ts. four per osnts At paper
Ave per cents at IT, at 80 days. the debt without ints
| rest, at oX for paper land tho coupons at H.
Russia.
The intrepid schsmyl still harrassing the Rus
sans In the Caucasus The latest accounts received
from st Peterborough announce that General Freytsg
has been obliged to move or~ard With nine battslions
4s0 cossacks, and 10 pieces ordnance to engage the
monntsneers and that it has been to employ
Congreve rockets to destroy two hamlsts In one Of
these encounters the Russians had Is soldiers and sIbt
officers killed, with las soldiers wounded Considerable
vsnces Of the Russian columns Colonel slasssuf has
gained vioeroy at Umsohanpurrh, tho river Vale
shs ns greater part OF the enemy were killed ~
Russians had two officers and six men wounded.
Miscellaneous.
It Is announced that the Austrian government intends
to establish in the Lombardo Venetian Kingdom Sen.
ate to bs charged with the superior political admins
tration, as division of tho Imperial Aulic Chancel
! ery.
! The last accounts from Italy state that Etna and
Vesuvius we're both vomiting forth flames, and
| eruption Of lava was daily expected
Aurtris Ii pouring in troops 10 Milan AID has closed
| the Milanese railways agsipst the public They
now used solely for the transport Of troops.
! There IL from the Cape of Good Hope to the
iIlu DecemDer. General SW Harry Smth WAS TO leave
Simon'sbay tho 18TH for Aigoabsy, whence the gal
lint chief would push With all speed to the frontier
TALL OF rain interfered With the sgaios
tho CATERS, but there had been . skirmsh or two.
Rumours of defsotious from the ministerial ran ks
were current at Paris the 10th On the other hand
Ministers represented determined to carry mat
tiers with high and strong hasd and that, with hat
view, Marshal Bugeaud was to be immsat.tely named
Minister Of War; This significant intim alton did not
however obtain universal credit.
In the midst or the uncertainty that prey allied re-
spsctiTg tho couseq Of the debate and of the
Thousand rum rs in circulation, peroeptibr
told avery serious feeling OF alarm the IA ths
Chamber iorciby called to mind the terrible conflicts
| O. the Convention.
There is current In the Germ an ournals that
che Emperor Of Russia has requested the Austrian
meat to allow him to march large body OF troops
through the Austrian domiuons to go assistance
Of his ally the king Of Naples.
There is news from Copstantinopls to ths 18th ut
There then total rtsgnatiou OF business in tho
grain trade the transactions atterly mentioned being
the purchase Of small Quantities OF osizs for England
quoted at OK per quarter
The Prussau has laid the budget for ls4s
before the united committees OF the Slater The
cepts and the expenditure apparently ECU Ally ba
uced they amount 10 81 $50 37s thalsrs cess 6lsf
This Is increase the preceding year Of only s5O
| 636f
From Maple. the news is dated the Slst and affords
more details OF tho rsvou on"ry movement. When the
King Learned the unanim!ty aud determination OF the
people, he ordered Robert, the commander of 81 Elmo
| TO lombard the city. The reply of the comm suder
showed hrmness and good s.uss and feeling than
might been oneo the court Tie could
not, he said "msssscre the people aud destroy tho
city :" He accordingly resigned stat.o, governor Of
Naples, was next requested and refused to Are the
people The rage OF tbs King is said to have exceeded
all bounds With oencbed hsts aud eyes sparkling with
rage be drove his ministers TO the door, voceratng
You are all traitors | dismiss you ali - Next day he
| yielded
Letters from Vienna refer to active military prepar
lions Large orders for the fabrication Of have
said been sent to the Prussiau factories One order
| alone sent to Solingen is tor 1000 snbres.
The scilians 1t notified, only accept the con-
l nna kv
the guarantee Of England.
AZ Brescis some fighting has occurred bstwisn the
soldiers and the p-ope When the msil left, I've SOL
diers dead OF their wounds and many tho popu
| lace had suffered.
The Pope has writtsn to the Archbishop of Milan, re-
proving him for coldness Ia the liberal cause saying
that on the occasion Of the Of 81 January he
should have into the streets fully ROBBED surround
| ed BY bis clergy, to protect the people.
The Presse Of yesterday states that the Austrian mi
mister had protested against the granted by
the King Of Naples on the ground that his hands
tied up from so doing by previous treaties with Austria
The Sfcisns had accepted the constitution subject
to the guarantee Of England.
Letters from Hungary state that much discomfort
prevails there against the late measures Of the Emperor
When the Arohduke Paatins announced to the states
the determination OF Austria to support sgsoss the
popular desire, tho body called the Administrator he
The Paris correspondent OF the London TYm,s says:
The Duchess d: Montpsnsisr is in condition which
promises an heir"
Letters from Bourbon, dated the 18th Of November
sp ak Of decrease In the sugar crop, whieh WILL 1t
estimated fall considerably under the returns Of previ
Gus years.
CosTrasscE Q, THE c. CLrHor-THr LATE Re.
SCRIPT conference Of the clergy Of the dtooese Of
Duoin held Tuesday last az the Pre.bytery st.
Michssl and st Johns His Grace the Most Rev DR.
Murray who was present. introduced the subject Of the
letter from ths Propa 1snda and stated that correct
copy Of the document had appeared In the Dublin Zoe
ming Post The word 'dif IN Ii snibus," about which
question had been raised his Grace observed
In exact accordance with the original received by HIM
from the Holy Sec His Grace then sdvertsd to clerical
potiOs OossrYing that ne had
recommended non-interferencs merely by his 4
ample, since the granting Of Catholic emancipation,
that they would thsnceforth withdraw political
agitation, and they would strongly recommend tuoh
Suoh interference, then resolved upon by
the preates unanimously, had nov additional sspo
The Arch bishop concluded by observing that he
peced that this Injunction from the Holy Father would
be strictly attended to.-DubHn Epsnins FoH
TowS SWALLOWED EARTHarAxc-MALr
The Nsaposu steamer Capri has brought intelligence
from Syracuse that the earthquake which felt here
the 18th had laid the city OF Augusta In ruins The
nrst shook felt at p. NJ, and violent that all
the people fed from their houses Tbs following
cspt twenty ZEN houses the mole ,ank and where IL
formerly stood there no bottom vt afty fathoms
The last accounts received at Syracuse state that thirty
ave dead bodies had been found and City wounded
recovered from tho ruins. The earthquake also
felt at Noto Syracuse and Cssnis with partial damage
and 1T Messins, without damage
LOUIS PHILIPPE AND TIVE GREAr Powras -The Co.
ogae Gazette OF the 9Th lost contains extract fro
another journal in which sllusiou Is made to "well
founded report" that the great powers have entered
INTO arrangements amongst themselves which will eua-
bio them to bs fully for the great which
Ia the ordinary OF sppen &C No dis
snt period ia France tits said that certain secret mi
iit'ry measures are included In those arrangements
GsrnsAL FLosss This Spanish o0ioer whose
b,on notorious from the conte mpats exp dton
to the Ecuador, has arrv I'd in London Cuba.
DrArn OF THE AncBsrsHor oy CArrEasuRY.-This
event took place the l0tn u at quarter past two
O'Clock. HIS end Tranquil aud withlnA short period
OF mis- deoesss h, In fun possession Of his faculties
Ills 0raoe would have entered upon his eighty fourtn
year the morrow.
OBrruAkr On the @ III inst, Major General william
g. strut With the exception OF Field Marshal Sir q
Mug ut hs was the ssuoe fcld offcsr In the army
On the 5th inst at Poplar. suddenly tho Rev Henry
Hgyinron. chaplain 10 tn. East India Company
Ga the Sd inst Ne jor General Carlo Doyle formerly
ut-(i H., v,a in HAM