The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-21

causing change of dynasty, the Austrian government
will be memorable in preventing IT, "Let the Italians
Poles, and tremble" But Notwithstanding this iiberal
MOTTO alton liberalism is progressing in Austria and it
trisn nobility high in office but also more than one Of
imperial family particularly tho presumptve heir
to the crowp inclined adopt and carry the
liberal ideas OF the Emperor Joseph III.
miscellaneous
Foep FROM AMERICA On the motion of Mr.. Broth
erton return been printed of the amount paid
by the government for freight donations food from
America for the relief of the poor of Ireland and Scot
land in the of tho year le47 IL appears from
this document that the total paid Of freight
for food from abroad chsrta BILE supplies was cal
725 S.. SID and also f94S Id for the convey
OF such supplies from port to port in the United King
dom Payments were made for repairs and stores sup
Piled to tho Uaed States ships Jamestown and
Macedonian, during the tmo these ships mt Cork
delivering csreoss OF provisiousto the former f63 IS
I'd aud to the latter f234 Is sd No freight was
charged for the provisions brought by these ships
NORTH AMERICAN LINE OF srEAM-PAcxErs-We
observe that another vessel in connection with this
splendid line Of steamers has been owed up from Port
Glasgow, and ia now lying at LsnceAeld Quay where
there fewer than of these noble vessels
present The America is expected to make her trial
trip ThursdRy the I'd proximo; and from the act-
witty displayed In Mrs Nspier's wharf therctis egrry
prsoAsil,Ly that the Niagara wiz soon iofSw in hsc
wsAe The third vessel the Europa, has been but
ceaty launched from the building yard of MIR Wood,
Port Glasgow and the remaining vessel there being
the stocks at Mr. Sstls's yard in reepock From the
celebrity which Clyde built steamers have already at
famed, the performance or these fine vessels will be
looked forward to with great interestNor,h British
Mail
Owing to the accounts received from the Italian pro-
vnoes orders have been sent from Vienna to the Vice.
roy Of Lombardy, to establish martial law. This dec
sion was adopted after very animated debate In the
council. Advices from Padua state that martial law
has already been declared there.
Mr. Henry Ellis, formerly Ambasrador TO Persia, and
Mr. Paksnhsm, who negotiated tbs Oregon treaty,
about 90 be created Knights Com mander of tho Bath
io rank OF the order has been hitherto confined to
"A tive tv-hv IL
VII Knights-Commander are to be made very shortly.
The Marquis de Lavalette is appointed envoy extra.
ordinary to Copenhagen, to congratulate the King of
Denmark on his acces son. The Count de Montessuy
from the post Of second secretary Of the embassy
Naples to that OF frat secretary in the legs-
ton The Marquis de Feieres first secretary Of the
embassy at Lisoon removes in the same character to
that at Madrid and Is replaced at Lisbon by de Tai
yrand late second secretary at the legation Of Madrid
Galignani.
The Hdr0 of Casn the failure of NJ DAVID
dealer, for said to be coo 000f the assets be-
Tag from 000f to 000f The Bank of France 1t ID
hid, holds bills to tho amount Of 5000 ,o0of