The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21


we're not Of general interest," and iu the Chamber os D..
by rozasisa Daputy for the formation OF
Commtes investigate the facls of the recent inter
Bourse Transactions; but sfssr speeah from the Minis
terof Commerce, 81 rejected by large majority
which had been mad. Of the Miue~ir OF Marine hiv
ing entered into contract with tn Me'srs Zausta OF
Madrid letter OF the 20th ststss does also tbs
SseIo Of Madrid, that MIR Bulwer has presented OH
English Cabinet maintains its protest against the
Rage OF the Duke de Montpsnsisr the
recent events in France The letter adds, that MIR Bull
to leave Madrid in few days for Paris.
Siiesya,
We learn by letter from BreslAw of the lslh that
groups Of people assembled in the streets the
ming of the 18TH and after time charged by tn.
Dragons Several of the citizsns wounds d. and
some killed The next morning the citizsus manifested
great indignation tho conduct the soldery where
upon the general in chief Count de Brandebourg
that an investigation would be made into the matter
The people resolved to take arms but refus-
ed In the evening they assembled in the streets
OF them srmed, and tn. shops of all the gunsmhs
exhausted MANY Of th- people wore cocksdes, and
great number Of flags of the coors black red AID gold
were displayed At pin- o'clock the people demanded
thu rslesse OF the political prisoners which
oasey granted On the 18Th III, funeral oftbe
who we're slain took Place with some pomp the Nation
a Gnsrd and l,diss clothed mourning following On
thar dsy thu inhabsns all arr,ci and neither SOL
dsrs NOR police were to he sesn.
Poland.
There is a rumor TO-DAY, in Paris that Warsaw Is in
complete state Of ipeurrectiop.
The difficulties at Dutch LUXEMBOURG although lees
serious than at first ennouncet not yet They
have extended Belgian Luxembourg some twenty
arrests had bsen made st Arlon the chief town OF the
province.
letter from Crscovia dotted the 18th of Msrch says:
Our political prisoners are free This morning at nine
O'Clock, after the favorable received from Venns;
ten thousand Poles accompanied by many working poe
pie Of the county, went TO the Count Dsgun and de-
manded firmly the Immediate liberty Of the political pr
soners This at first denied hut in the afternoon
ths general csrtgope the Count Dsguu and the Coun
Gil Of the administration, took barouohe and accom-
panied by Is 600 to the city prison Al four
O'Clock the national Gag hosted and a the prisoners
amounting tn 400 students priests and mobiles be
rated by the Count Degun himself The enthusiasm js
immense
The people likewise the abolition of the lue
institution of the ancient militia of their free city
ss austrian Gr tho hsa
been driven away from Cracow and republic been
The Spirit Of the Papsl Policy.
The necond edition of the Times the 24th contain
ed an abstract OF the Fundamental Statute or
Representative constitution granted by Plus tx to his
peope. IL nov publishes the preliminary dc alton
OF bis Holiness TRANSLATED from the Itasn), evil
dsscs OF the fpiiit which sni@st's th- Pspa policy
PROCLAMATION.
"PIUs T. P TX. GREETING.
In the institutions which have hitherto conferred
ancient establishments which sng plated by
the wisdom OF our august predecessors and which after
the lapse 81 still capable Of adapt alton the
altered Of times in order to represent
that msjestic edihce of which they had framed the
basis
Proceeding in this course we had arrived at the es
Establishment OF consultive representation Of ali the pro
vinces which was entrusted wiCh the Office If ssss ug
our government in the Legislative and administrative Ia
bors OF the State and we waiting until the expert
msnt which the first to make Italy, been
justified by its successful recruits As however, cur
neghbors have dec ded that the people already
for the ben. of of
not merely consecutive, but deiberstive. unwilling
to think less worthly Of subjects reposa
less faith in their gretude only towards
humble person. for which we desire none bu. towards
the church spd this postoc See the and .u
preme rights Of which have been committed
way will be to them q source OF such benefit
In ancient times our communes possessed the priv
eee OF governing themsce by laws selected by taem
selves and sutsct to the sanction of the sovereign
Al present 1t Is true that the conditions Of modern
FERNS Of system of government under which tbs die
ference OF customs often separstsd district
prerogstive two councils Of honest and prudent cs
the composed of individuals nominated by us
and the other of d,puiis from all parts o. the State
laid down in due course, who may represent the peca
liar interests of every locality in dominions, ano
wisely combine them with that other snd greatest in
tsres Of every district and every province which
general one of the Stats.
possible to separate the temporal interests of inter
nal prosperity from the other and sraver interest
poht'cai independence Of the head Of the church To-
Rome), by which, in like manner the Independence o.
this part OF Italy has always been naintancd not
only reserve to ourselves and to the
preme sanction and PRONUNCIATION CT sl the Laws which
may Dc enacted by the Aforesaid councils and the pie
&utECrity IL
determined by the present decree but in like
W intend tn maintain authority in matters which
are naturally connected with religion and Roman) Ca
tholio morality entire and iDtsct And bound
take this measure as means Of security to the whole Of
Christsndon, in order that in the church
constituted on TIE basis Of this FORM neither the
liberty nor the rights OF the church itself of the Holy
See-may suffer sEy diminu,ion, and that there may
never be precedent for violating the rancty of this
religion which 1t lie mission our bpurden duty
to preach to the whole universe, the only symbo OF
the alliance Of God and and this only pledge the,
celestial benediction which nations States
their existence.
Having implored the Divine assistance, ard card
the unanimous sdvce of venerable brothers tho Car
dnas Of the sacred Roman College, in consoIy
bed for the express purposs we have decreed &c sc
there folows the constituho2 an abstract Of which
have before givep).
:. Datan Home, apud ssnctam Marian Msjorem, die
xiv. Martii MDCCCXLVlII. Pontacstus nostri
no IL "PlUS TX Papa"
Is certain that tie Emperor OF Russia has sent to
al the courts OF Europe mani este in wish he declares
that tina revolution Of Feance does charge in hi,
view the treaties Of 1914 and 1915 and that he ready
treaties
From the London Times, March 25l
The contents OF the private letters eivcd this after
noon from st Petersburgh possess considerable interest
said that the anger of the Emperor at the
events In France excessive and that he declares he
will hold no communication with that country The re.
serve OF the army abou. 400 900 sn is ordered be
Immediately raised and to be complete by the LIST Apr
aud the guards hold Themselves in to
march TO Poland the shortest notice In every braocb
esT. rfsv AND
bashkrs are ordered TO assemble tho western from
tiers At theeo dates however little kpowu OF tue
course taken by England Prussia and the other Powers
ana hence probsb!o that upon the receipt OF later
advices the srdor of the Emperor have subsiaed
With regard to bueness, It is mentioned that there s
not much alteration. Exchange continues very low
and sold 10 expected to be sent to this country
Irish Emigration to Amsrica.
In the House Of Commons on the gath ult in answer
to question from Mr.. Reynolds, MIR. Haven said the
house Of the distressing circumstances which
had accompanied the eungration from Ireland to tho
North American colonies He need but fact
prove them or about 900Oo eugrants that went Ca
NADIA 10 900 died board the vesse after they
arrived (Hsar. hear) Under these circumstances a
representation made to the Colonial office
part OF the colonies TO protect them emigration
conduced and his noble friend Earl Grey had suggest
mall IA fhaE