The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

Austria.
The entry Of the Empsror of Austria isso vienna,
20 tssv psce hs nfsern Don OF the tstn Urea
me Vienna papers Of tho 18th. full or glowing
descriptions If public estry Of th. Emperor on the
Pr,ssSs day Hs nss eye o,nss sSi sfe.r
Ruy Idorf proceeded through according to the
%, serbed rrgr-mme to senoenerunn, when ne
The intelligence OF the occupation Of Bologna by
Gen Weldon, on the eth. was leaked upon in Vienna
~ only temporary ard the general expectation was
thar the sSai Austrian corps would according t. nd
Yises sent Gen Weldon, have quilted the legations
TRAN government had recalled Gem Weldon ana jus
avossl his Invasion Of the II man states as an se-
snsuthosiEed BY any orders he had rsesiSea e''nei
from his government or his superior oihcers'
~, a-..4 .n. ,l Hungary. u f..r
The Wiener Zeiiung Of the 18th Inc Minister
Of Einsnca has issued notification that nc mas com
the of bank notes OF one aoa Two guild
ere by whc the great scarcity OF silver coin,
for the pnrpofe OF general trade w De greatly mee
his issue has beer oed upon basis of five
~ millions silver coin, and sure reimbursement up to
The amount OF twelve and haf millions in guilders
go The amcsbIe settlement of the Hungaria n Croatian
. Question is confidently looked for at Vienna. The
n Hnngarisn Prime hinistor Count Batyani. and the
By the Hungarian and Croatan Diets. respectively,
expected an Vienna in the of few days
the settlement Of this question. .,, ,,. = .-t,.
t.. -.u 90 Tuscany! uUnr rat %. a.
The corps dipiomutfcue at Florence on the arrival
in that city Of the intelligence of the bonbardment of
Bolcgns; Addressed the following protest to General
awe, the undersigned Amba ssadors accredited to
the Grand Duke OF Tuscany yielding to the desire to
zee stop put the deplorahle ensicn of blood pro-
tert your Exctency of the feelings pain have
experienced at the account of the which caused
blood to Cow Yesterday In Bologna and to pray you to
eease an attack which fills entire population with
anguish and which is reproved by the laws of humani
~ and the marims of civilization The undersigned.
being convinced that the sentiments with which they
are animated will be appreciated by your Exceency
ssrs ,his opportunity Of giving you the assurance OF
The Bologna Gazette OF the 9Th contains the f0OW-
Ing 'H r'., '"' '.
firmly resolved to defend his dounions against Aus
imam invasion by all the which the State and
the we enthusiasm of his people shall place
Sbroueh our medium, the words Of Maj Gen Weldon
be given to them and declaring that the nduc of
M. Weldon Is considered by his Holiness hostile to-
fwsrds the HolySee and our Master, who have
and has NOT the intention of separating the of
his people from his own and regards any offence any
injury nfcted the people offered to and iGict
by solemn acts and with all the authority of his SUI
prime rank Of Prince and Pontif (Signed)-G Car
digs Soglia President Of the Council of Minister'S
Eabtri, p. de Rossi L. Lsuri, p Quarini r. Perfect.
M Assessor General of Police, in the absence of the
Ministers at t a.
ie i ."i THE COLOGNE FESTIVAL. t''
F The King of Prussia arrived at Cologne, at O'Clock
ON tie eyenngof the 18th and was met at his landing
by the Arcbduke John, Administrator Of the Empire
bamept. 'H'f I '" t-
Attbe Government House. NJ. de Gagern delivered
an address to the king in the Of the Frankfort
Parliament, in which great stress was laid German
unity The King said II have German unity at heart;
ii is an inheritance FROM my mother" Whereupon NJ.
de Gagern said 1--WE know your Majesty has favored
that idea" The King expressed the wish that the de-
puties should be individually presented to him They
formed circle round his Majesty, who spoke as fol-
lows: Gentlemen to be very good friends one must
ed at seeing you here From my Utmost heart wish
you success in your important mission. Be convinced
that Will never forget how great is the work you
called upon to found whilst have the conviction that
you will not forget that there princes Germany
and that am one Of those princes Once more, gem
tlemen with all my heart express the wish of seeing
you best and crowned with success in your great
dertsking His Msjesty's words were much applauded
The Berlin National Zeiung states, that since the
27th OF July when the cholera first appeared at Berlin
officially an ncunced
There is a great lack of orders from Germany this
have given over drinking Champagne At Eperney
and Rheims millions of bottles lie unsold More W inc
is being made daily 1t may be had for a mere song
as there are few purchasers and few payers.
Holland. .....
Very satisfactory accounts are received from Linn
ESTABLISHING peace and order
--- ..... Bavaria.
Accounts from Munich of August o. say that Baron
Won Ihon. Dtmer, the Minister of the Interior, nd
Herr Weishaupt, the Minister of War persist n
their dema to be allowed to resign IL il not likely
however, that the of the former will ac
cepted for the present. in consequence of the difficulty
OF finding successor.
switzerland.
The Diet has resolved to place I6 600 men on the
frontiers Of Switzerland in order to guard arasst auy
sudden irrupon on the part of the Austrians but il
has refused TO allow French army to pass through
Switzerland, request TO that effect having been made
by the Duke Of Iitta, delegate from the provisional
government OF Milan ,v.,,, ~. .e,1-s
The Scabian Mercury OF the 9th instant announces
that the revolutionary government at bucharest has
Deem oYertbrown and the ancient order Of things
stored by Colonel Solomon Odobesco. Il. .-... ~
- 81. " 49,. Cirassia. .'tV.
The constantly reported asserted defeats of the
nsSan troops in Circassia and the capture Of their
forresses is set at rest by the official report of
General Prince Argustnsk who, at the head of a de-
tarfmeHt Of the Dagestan army, laid siege to and
stoTmed the so-csed mpreg nabe fortress Ger,e bill
the stronghold of Schamel Bey. the 18th of July
The loss Of this fortress constructed with care by
foreign engineers, md defended by picked garrison
who had to die in its defence, will be seri
GUS and may lead to the destruction of the Crcassian
- Terrible News from Slam. asgs -
g. Iron the Hamburger Correspondent, Aug. IA
According to reports from Sin pore. and insurrec-
ton has broken out at Siam by the Chinese popula-
tion which constitutes the majority of residents in the
capital gsok; of the GAO GOO inhabitants 600 600
are Chinese. 1t was not subdued until after two
bloody engagements. After gaining the victory the
royal troops commenced general massacre Cf the
Chinese, of whom only 5000 have escaped B. ~ -
Movements OF the Chartists in England. Il.
From the European Times, Aug. 1g1 o. al
we regret to state that in various parts Of England
the proceedings of the charsts has broken out in to
violence. AT Automatically e other districts
round Manchester, considerable excitement has ex-
sted for time past and tine clubs have beer more
than usually active Dobs have paraded the streets
armed with pixies and guns; and there ca be mo douht
that come scheme has been concerted with the
fected in other parts of the kingdom to get I'D some
insurrectionary movement. On Monday evening, at
Ashton, policeman duty brutaly assass ated
being first stabbed with pike and then shot through
the body The military. on being called out, instantly
dispersed the rioters who were paradn g the stress
On Monday, the Manchester magistrates struck blow
against club organization by arresing of the
chief leaders Of the various clubs in different parts of
the town AL their papers were seized The prisoners
apptehended have been remanded for a week At,
Hyde, Dukenfed and Oldham, the chartists have ap-
Peared in considerable numbers parading through the
districts armed with pixies and guns; but in all cases.
upon the appearance Of the psce the military they
have taken to their heels and have dispersed Az
Birmingham, the activity Of the magistrates has re-