The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-31
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me W YoRK HERALD.
4. LONDON, Tuesday Evening, lAh July, 1913.
g. affairs in Europe.


SAINT to turn aside to more cheering prospect, and
to be able to say during the last week, no heca-
tomb Of human victims has been raised to con-
vllsed Europe. So much human life has been
lost that two or three men killed of an evening in
the suburbs of Paris, is not even commented upon;
and the dark sullen waters of the Seine as they
run in the dark night past the Morgue, could tell
fearful tale of murdered men. But tranquility has
been established to diplomatic phrase ad infe-
, that it will last is another question. Cavaignac
stn keeps his seat-issues DEGREES against the liberty
of the press-orders troops the capital and sup
ported by the National Assembly. sort Of lul has
set in after the storm but the vessel he has steer
requires firm hand at the helm TO keep her clear Of
shoals 1t Is curious fact that nothi ng has yet
been made public respecting the orginaors of the late
terrible instruction The Union remarks as follows
on this su bject -
The in direction of June has mysteries unknown The
committee is on a. pat, great disCoys1ics We are
written letter to Antony 1houre of the
that the secret depends the safety of the o Antony
tie s
The other journals throw out dark and mysterious
hints of new plots and Vaccinations, which are on
foot. The DeJats has the following =
ton Icing termlnaled NM iaoals. Puget and
NM and Gt adro o. pa AND
the the mi iary commission
safd the 5s
head relates Hs's psanSt shtiai
drawn he came him said -
70 general Ss
into M and w. nS , Of hs balls
Captain Desmareta Regime line who ped
balm ScS para.s nee Inst that S' drsad
sS ns,s ar % to be % &
tons On their @ warrants were issued sa.ur
houses and even some persons in high position
At the procession OF the funeral Of the slain sud-
den change was made in the line Of march, owing to
Information received that rome terrible plot
foot to shoot nd all the members Of the gov
eminent The Gazette des 7ffbnnouI slludes TO these
win not make ourselves the echoes Of the alarming
honor of the defenders Of public oder ia the
nanane a S ah.
Ing the authorities too late 70 make il pds. yer til.
tia: an attempt of The mature that Of feo might be direct
1s to the %Sy Of ~Rs bodies t Of s ss s
Concords the Bast BY the line Of the Boulevsrds to Be
abandoned We know what there may be the
ted usual and to such that nothing less
q. assembly,
eS all s G ssd @
thai have taken place have produce serious result aud that
they arose from precautionary circumstances
All this however, proves, that the connections have
curious change has come that once gay and
festive city showing the lions yesterday to some
suddenly came upon the guard duty at Buckingham
palace o, Dteu Quei honher de voir des soidats
qvi nronargue. escaped nvolu ntariy from
one Of them. | never heard a stouger plea In IA
Of order and tranquil thout, Supplying
It more especially to men that wear crowns Pasi. is
1t seems like the city of the dead-a shadow Of the
once gay city. Chaos in France has come again.
The greatest act in Germany is the elevation of
Arch Duke John Of Austria to the post of supreme
head administrator of the German empire | send
you account of this Cincinnatus of modern days.
His life Is kabe send also the speeches that
Vienna, occasion
of the imperial dignity 1t must not, however, BIO sup
posed that the Icing desired unity of Germa ny here
by established Old King Ernest, Of Hanover, has
been the first to express his dissent Mt having master
put his hsad-an you may be certain that Fred
eriok William Of Prussia will ill brook the imperial
mandates of a scion of the House of Hapsburg
violent debate has however, taken place already
right Of the king to conclude peace Without the
ton of that body Disturbances have taken place at
Frankfort, and some lives lost but all is now quiet
The disregard of human life at prese mt is fearful The
rest of Germany is quiet enough In Spain, the Car
list moveme mt, scarcely be said to be gaining
qround but civil war has actually attend
ed with the usual horrors. One Of the Carst generals
has been shot, and General Elio by way of reprsas
shoots his prisoners Nothing Of Importance has ia
ken place In Lombardy.
PARIS, July TO- ls4s.
Great Battle in Coiab,1a-P Preparations to attack
Verona-Armtstice betpeen Prussia and Dem
Embellishments of the Sciaves.
The troops of the butcherous and bood-thirsty
king of Naples have sustained most important
defeat at Cabara General Manzente command
ed them; and 1t is said that only about five hun
dred have escaped by getting on board the steamer
Archimides. The numb, engaged not stat
ed but It IL known that the Caabrian forces
large, amounting to many thousands, against whom
the king sent his army The batele is represented as
having been of a desperate character in which man
fought against with bsyonets and knives. Sc
cond royast force is al-o represented as having sur
re ded upon the Of the defeat Of this grand
army Ali the artillery has fallen into the ands Of
the Insurgents IL this information be correct md it
seems to be regarded uth-ntic, important blow
has been struck against the king of Naples which will
AFFECT him seriously in ne very oSae. Of Il, ms pDwer
At the other extremity Of Italy the indicates that
Charles Albert is waking from his dreams aud pre-
pairing to attack, in force Verona Il Is time, If he
wishes to his character in his kingdom. At the
same time the Minister Of War has been making some
extraordinary disclosures in the Congress at Turin
one of which is that he advised aid to be sent to We
nice in to have defended 1t against the Austri
whom Charles Albert submitted the question: that In
the second place. Durando was ordered to withdraw
from the city and not risk battle, but that he dis
obeyed his orders and fought and in the third place
that petty much all the officers in the inoa-
pablo of performing their duties; and that he had
urged upon the king nd for well known Lieuten
ant General to take the command Of the army, which
counsel was rejected the king determined that
Italy should do it. These to be extraordinary
disclosures to make in the pr-sen uncture affairs
and should suppose that their effect could not be
favorable to the Italian cause Charles Albert has
sent for troops-and both Austria and Italy ap
pear to be preparing for q severe combat. How far
the English will succeed in buying of Charles Al
bort and how far they have already crippled his opera
tons by their threa's and power, can only be in
TERED from their aiding In the maneuvres at Ma
PIES and their in other parts OF Europe to
the effect
Several of the smaller German States have signHed
their adhesion to the acts OF the German Assembly In
eleotng the Arcbduke John. but " he her they will be
content TO have him performing the duties of Emperor
OF Austria at the same time, IT. yet to be determined
that he thinks the of the aitua
toDs not Incompatible aud has signihed that view
to the committee of the Assembly who do not appear
to have responded to the subject
An armistice has undoubtedly been concluded be-
tween Prussia and Denmark for three months, in
which England has been acting as medstor-snd, un-
der the croumsta Of the case II looks there