New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-10

not yet been realized The sch,cswg Hol.ten Dispute
remains almost In siafu gs0.
Is currently reported in the hrs, political circles.
that the separation OF Dsnzic, and perhaps ston from
Prussia msy be expected
The German Parliament has assembled At Frankfort
The choice OF President and Vice-President Mr. Du.
serle. the Hessian Minister and Mr.. Poiron hAs in
spred great confidence.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria Quilted vienna
secretly and unknown 70 their Minister the evening
Of the 18th INST They took their departure IN pr.
vste carriage, several imperial carriages following IN
hour or two aiterward They passed out through the
gate Msrspa and is positively stated that they have
proceeded % lasbulck On the 18th Pelarsoors and
his colleagues in the Ministry issued proclamation an
nouncns the fact adding thar the Emperor had taken
hi. step from motives OF health The Archduke Fran.
els Charles and his consor ani three Princes aecompa
MED the Emperor
The Minister'S stated that they had deemed % their
duty to di.psfeh Count Hoyoe the Comuslder OF tho
National Guard trustworihy msn, with the urgent re-
Quest 70 dspc the apprehcnsons Of the people either
BIZ the Einpcrors return or statement Of the reasons
which rendered il impossible. Count wlcscck hsd
been sent % make the request to the Arch Duke
The ministers were evidently alarmed and complete
" taken By surprise ot this unexpected event and
pledged themselves % preserve order and publish TO
the people whatever communications they might re
cciyc from their departed monarch. some endeavors
were made 20 sc up cry for Republic; but the Ma
tona Guards threatened 10 hang the rioters, and they
were arrested.
The joyful information received on the afternoon
OF III, 9h OF the approaching return Of The Emperor
that evening. and the imperial palace was surrounded
by thou ands waiting his arrival
In Ion,har,iy tine war continues undecided The scea
of Pcschiera commenced the 18Th inst Trcviso =
invested by the Austans but held oa on the l0ih inst
General Durando has returned TO Maslinao halfway
between Venice and Trcyiso.
The combined Ncapoltan and Sandman squadron had
arrived at Venice
AZ Naples on the 18th an unsuccessful nsurrecuon
took place and after 40 troops killed the beaut'
ful city given up to pilase by the Government
The magnificent villas and palaces which extended to
shore al present hemp OF ashes The accounts
arc very conluscd-but learn that the Nationsl
cnsrd were di.bandcd after the battle and ministry
formed under the presidency OF Prince Curiau
In Spain a sin gulsr event has occurred The cores
pondence between the Duke OF sotomeyer aud sir
Henry I,tton Bulwer had led TO the dismissal OF that
.o,lc,,ap from the Court OF Madrid He received ais
passports ON the 7h inst with orders TO quit Madrid
/ in torty.eignt hours, and his Excellency reached
/ London on "wednesday. Amid the general spccuations
upon this untoward event and the fire that Is opening
by the London journals upon the subject we shall only
saw that the Hrado condemns the Spanish Government
while our own papers are disposed to censure Lord
palmerston full explanation will no doubt be gwen
/ in Parliament.
In the meantime an nsurrection has taken plsce at
/ Seville attended with a great loss OF life aud tho
French Journals lay all the blame to Sir H. Ly'ton But
wer spain breaks with the best and sncerest friend
she ever had Her own internal peace and tranquility
will not be promoted by il.
We regret TO state that the position OF ireland con
tnues to I'll US with deep apprehension The excite
ment of the Government trials now IN progress mas
found vent in demonstrations OF the clubs and a'zsns
who in large bodies parade the streets oil paohn