The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

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90 the 18th ult Count stsdion published Q proc's
M too announcing the liberty OF tn. and con-
sti,ntion Of tue States The greatest enthusssm pre-
walled
Some singular discoveries have been made IN the
mnistsr al Office of Neuchael IL sppears that II was
the intention Of Austria Prussia and France to break
the swss pact of 1915 and reeonstute swi's srsnd into
three OF separate considerations the SoDderbuud
f,rmine one and its canope being augmented at the
peass Of the liberal csntons which several districts
were be curtsiled The Republican Neufehae!es 10
publishing the documents found.
Naples
The sdvices from Naples In the Lssa Holiana Of Sa
turdsy the expulsion Of the Jesuits from that
city in accordance with the popular viii The indsna
ton sinst the holy" fathers general and nothing
but promise to leave Naples saved them from summary
IL feared at Naples that M.ssina wss st prey to
the flames Of civil war Tbs government however, had
sent special messenger to stop the further eusion Of
blood BY the proclamation Of the constitution.
The Of the proola Of the French republic
created great excitement the students
sembled and had grand torchlght procession
Sardinia.
By Royal ordinance, the elections in Sardinia are to
take place en- the 18th Of April and the Senate and
Of April.
The moment the rising in Lombsrdy became known
at Turin King Charles Albert convoked cabinet coun
oil 70 consider the expedency of marching an armed
force to the assistance OF the Mianess.
was the Archduks Reiner Who was arrested at Bresca
and that when the NATL left Milan the Austrians were
making terms with the insurgsnts for the evacuation Of
On the 10th instant King Charles Albert published
general amnesty.
Malta, March g. ls4s - There is nothing to commu-
nicste oy way OF news The carnival has passed Of
ken place have entirely subeided
The French steamer, which arrived direct from Mar
settles brought us news from Paris to the 29th
ult but nothing from England The indirect boat has
not yet appeared She il, hear, taken to Touon,
by Admiral Baudin, who Is appointed tho command
OF the French Get by the provisional government.
Russia.
We read in letter tom St. Petersburgh Of the 4th
that on learning that revolution bad taken place In
France has becOms Wild, and the French msd'
There tslk the day after Of extraordinary military
confirmed: for We learn under date Of the IT, in semi
ocia that the Emperor has given Instructions
to the Minister Of War to place the troops foot
Ing His Imperial feels bound to adopt this step
BY the terms Of existing treaties with other powers
in the event of necessity arising, for aoIdng all the
protection In his power to the claims Of legitimacy
against the destructive advance OF revoutiopiSu and
anarchists
Dispatches have been received at the Foreigncf ice
from Berlin dated the llth, which that the
Emperor Of Russia has declared in the most positive
manner that he will abstain from all in the
Affairs Of France so long France eha not make any
aggression on other powers.
An absurd report prevailed few days ago that the
the MOBILES had resolved to es ablish republic.
IA letter from Copenhagen Of the l4th ut
D report q
pass through the sound for the purpose Of assisting the
King of Naples the Danish psopis had conveyed arte
~ to the coast to oppose the o. the Rus ans
Intelligence Of the late events In Paris reached the
Emperor Of Russia the LIST instant by Of the
telegraph establishment the line between Warsaw
and ST. Petersburgh The French pspers which arrived
in that capital in due course on the Sd instant were
stopped ct the post Office while the Gizete Of st. Pc
tsssnurgn nm that its daily puecaon would
the official journal struck every with consterna-
ton but in the meantime the members of the nobility
ana ~Ao1 tass
Of the revolution from their friends In the different
bAssies In this way the whole city was gradually in
formed as to what had occurred at Paris and may
be readily imagined. was thrown into state Of the
greatest private excl ement
A letter from st Petersburgh announces the APP
proaohDg departure Of the Emperor Nicholas for Bsr-
lin and Of the empress for the island Of Madeira where
she has been ordered by her physicians to pass
The Warsap Gassae Of the lath inst states, that
levy Of recruits to take place that day in all the
Kingdom OF Poland. Gr..c..
ArHrrs, March 10 The ministry has Of last brought
forward tn. budgets for isa7 ana s4s The total re.
psnscs for the same year II l2 Goa drachnas rav
ing deficiency in ID. of los drschmas There
are, besides 305 600 drschmes be added for the
pspses Of Diplomatic agents included the budget
Tor ls The estimated receipt. lsAs cal
at IL 1888 600 drachnas Add TO this S35743 to be ad
vsncsd by the three powers snd 5O4 to raised
from extraordinary resources" and you will have
to. revenue for is4s Of ~ ssss77 draehmss OF this
lcaos from Rothfchild, the three powers and Eynsd
Sos o96 drachmas are swallowed up In pensions The
menis amount 10 100 050 All these com oined With
the expense of the legislative body, indemni'i-s &c
exactly provide for the calculated to be raised
to drachma There is not word sbeut paying of the
dsncit Of le47.
India
The Overland Mail from India has arrived with dates
nom Csicntta to February T. Madras February Ia and
Sons.y, February 10 Ths nsw.m pnimpors.ns, 50 far
- politics concerned that relating
y given under it, proper head.
China.
The Journal des Debas says that it has received pa
pss and correspondence from China to the 29,h Of
January No event of the least political Importance lad
occurred since the departure OF the last courier The
Hong Kong we're stI being carried en- he correspond
ence TO that time not having produced eatfec
tory result Sir John Davis had il an official proclama
ton even announced to his ccuntrymen that be thought
il was absolutely Necessary to them in the
time to be prepared 70 quit Canton 1t a moments
tce pending an answer to his dpsch from the British
government
The British Government and the French Re.
public.
Lord Palmersten, Ia the House Of Commons, on Tues
day evening" the 2ist reply to various questions put
20 him stated xplictly apology I'd offer
20 a 70 ,ss rsensn g1vsrsmsns by Lord N0,mansy as
% The OK roysl family Of France Some Jealousy had
s1ted ~ Paris respecting the reception which the mi
ostere OF Louis PAilippe might meet with In this
try, but was coAnned to those personsges HIS Lord
snip added
In private letter desred Lord Normandy in case
apy such feeling should be expressed TO him at
state that tho ion given TO those persons and
would be, the reception which, ia this country Is al
ways given to from unfortunate circumstance
are obliged to seek refuge in England-a reception Of
hospitality suitable to the occao but that he might be
Msjssty's ministers would act fairly honorably and
openly and nder circumstances would there bs any
ground for eupposing that would engage in any In
rrigue hostile to the government OF France.
With respect TO the departure Of the Duke and
Duchess Of Montpenser from Engand, Lord Pslm.r.-
ton contrsdcseu the report that they hsd been sent
away Ia consequences OF the discovery OF certain docu
ments in the Taileries which had been forwarded by
the provisional government OF France, and added
have not heard that any fuch correspondence, Or
correspondence Of any kind affecting the Duke and
Duchess de Montpensicr, has been found. / have no
knowledge or belief Of the kind; but at all events
COMMUNICATION intimstion Of that kind has been
made to her Msjestys government With regard to tho
departure Of the Duke and Duchess de hontpeneier il Ia
entirely the result. of their own choice oheers and
20 Tar from being the consequences of any communca
non made by US, the House will at see that there