The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-25

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The National, which IS considered the Official
organ of government, confirms, on Thursday. the
account of dispatches having been received at the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the minister at
Berlin, Of the acceptance by Austria of the media
ton of France and England on the Italian ques-
ton
The National, however, modfes the satisfac
ton by adding, "we not able to guarantee the
perfect exactitude of the news and we believe the
government has not received confirmation of it
from Vienna. The Constitutional is less reserved
on the subject IN the discussion already noticed
The only amendment passed was M. Beauchard's
! pledging the government to economy twas very
strongly opposed by the committee, but passed by
a majority of So. A scene of great confusion took
place at Its decision. Several members insisting
upon open votes others upon ballot. An amend
ment, proposed by M. Bacos, to add to the words,
''lt the republic has for basis family ties, pro
perty, and public ORDER those of "and labor
created" an immense tumult ensued which was
only ended by the amendment being referred to a
committee.
The Monteur appeared on Thursday withou
the usual returns of the Bank of France. No ex
PLANTATION was given, and it was expected the
delay would create uneasiness on the bourse
Gen. Beaugrand, distinguished officer under
Napoleon, died on the 7h
There have been several riots so serious that
the authorities of one of the departments had pe-
titioned the Executive to place the department in
a state of siege 1t is stated that Government are
in full possession of Louis Buonapartist plot,
with ramfcatlons at Lyons, and ten other places,
and that they will put it down with strong hand
Louis Napoleon has announced himself as a can.
dldate Tor the assembly in the department of the
Seine.
1t is said that conferences have been held be-
tween the monarchsts and moderate republican
party IN the Assembly, which it was expected will
lead to fusion of all in behalf of the Republic.
1t is expected that the Constitution will be voted by
the end of October, and that the Assembly vii
then be prorogued till December.
Much disturbanc e continues to prevail IN the de-
partments of France, nor is the government at
ease respecting the tranquility of the capital
The greatest precautions, however, were being
taken to meet all exigencies. In the commercial
circles the intelligence of the acceptance
of the Anglo French mediation by Austria
was not generally believed, though prolonga..
from Toulon says, that in consequence OF success
sive Geographic dispatches received there, an
unusual movement was taking place.
All the disposable steamers were being got ready
for sea, and prepared for the reception of troops
and artillery. Four first class steamers were al
ready under way, and it is confidently reported
that they intended to carry brigade to Italy.
The greatest activity prevails In the arsenal.
The Constitutional states that two regiments of
the line, and battery of artillery, returned from
Algeria would reinforce the brigade at Marsellles
The O6serpateur states that the government en-
tertained the intention of declaring the depart
ment of the lower Pyren ees in a state of siege, In
consequence of their resistance TO the popular
wish.
In the Paris Assembly, yesterday, M. Bastde
announced officially that Austria had accepted the
proffered mediation of England and Spain.
II was rumored IN the Assembly that Bona
part list plot has been discovered
Germany.
Acknowledgement affairs, which were
improving, have at once received check by the
warke tone of the Diet, who, by majority of Sc
venteen, have refused to sanction the armlstice
which has been concluded between Prussia and
Denmark.
AS this was direct violation of the authorized
step which Prussia had taken, the minority re-
signed IN body, on the 9Th inst.
The debate took place in crowded assembly,
and amid much excitement, the motion that
the National Assembly decree the stoppage of the
military and other measures connected with the
fu6lment of the conditions of the armistlce The
numbers were ayes 1885, noes 32l-maJority IL. For
the motion upon the question subsequently put,
that the National Assembly resolves that the
question, to the stoppage of the fulfiment of the
armstice, shall not be put to the vote until some
resolution to the armistce itself has been FORM
ed by the Assembly, 1t was rejected by vote of
244 to 23O. The Assembly broke up amid great
tumult The ministry met in council almost I'M
mediately afterwards, and, as before stated, re-
solved to resign in body.
The city continued IN very disturbed state till
a late hour at night.
Italy.
The latest dates from Genoa announce that after
much difficulty tranquility was re-established.-
From Piacentia news has been received that
most destructive epidemic had broken out among
the Austrian troops.
The Austrian conditions of mediation are-the
sovereignty of Lombardy to be retained, and no
conditional territory to be coded to Austria.
liberal constitution is promised to Milan and Vlen-
ma, nder the Austrian vIceroy.
The young wife of the hereditary Prince of Par
ma, sister of the Duke of Bordeaux, has gwen no.
tce that she intends to maintain the right of he
line in the Duchies, having given birth to son
born an Italian, at Florence
The Roman Chamber was prorogued to the 18th
November. The Pope has resolved to send re
presentation to the Congress the Italian ques
ton.
Spain.
From Madrid, our correspondents state that M.