The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-19
Our Foreign Correspon dence.
R,roluiioaa MsfUs-.8FIrs on the Confinent-Nes'

Steamship america.
On St. Patrick's day "Ths bark IL ready, and the
wind ct hep,"-thought I'll despatch to the Herald
wha. bav. written by the clipper Mont'zums II, be-
fore reaches you you resolved that despatch
you will BE- awsre that on the 18th inst. ws were in
s.ate Of bub.bub bore AL, however, hes passed on
quietly with us; and expectations have been
blasted Many, great many of US, Dicky Sans, were
enrolled special constablss and although upon the
departure Of the Montezums could not boast Sir
Abody did, when Mayor of that beautiful city called
Cork during the rebellion In Ireland Of l79s when he
the Lord Lieutenant that"His Excelency might
mag the dreadful state Of the country when he in
obliged TO hoa loaded pistol In had and drawn
wnrd in the other !" yet while wrote, was armsd
WITH saunehson, baton stan, club or whstsvsr you
that was invested array adsrned graced with by
the worthy magistrates Of this ancient to pre-
peaos, and got no thanks. However, in England
have exied no princes dIsocated msgstratss, a.
havrg authority" felt ie.e qussrsh last week
But the cloud has passed and courage and more
captains Of fsies have ceased in their faint alum
Ders to mur%ur tales Of IRON wars " ana "cry' cou
spsnses who would rather their Percy had deemed dis
erection the better part Of vaIor."
by the steamship Washington which sailed from
Southampton yesterday, It 10 barely possible that you
will DO made acquainted with the political proceed
days Of the past week Paris had bsen psr.d:d BY from
20 two hundred thousand Of tho pebeiau part of
the inhahitants of the city, In procession. return to
somethins IKE repose was hoped for by the
peeceabe snhsbitans but every day brings forth add
topal tumus and restl sssness
On Sunday at least two doxsn bankers waited the
Minister Of Finsncs, and asked him to days
additional grace to commercial bills But the Minister
rejected this in toto He proposed however to these
point ont means OF accomplishing their end The fol-
lowing wsro named NJ. .Dethomas, of tho house of
rot ~ - 4, c{,,
Cusin Lesendrer PAvls-Blondsl, and Lehideux M. F.
L.atts has made donation Of fOoo to the treasury
changers ars most Of them closed and amongst those
that there is great lack of silver Some gold
Is 70 Ss saa a. the rate Of 10 per cent premium p
TO obtain their supplies OF neceessrisS dit As
however, postage Of letters must be paid these dcul
ties cannot thus be and great the inoonve
nience experienced for If gold be presented in pay
ment the post Office does not possess the Of Civ
ing the balance in sivcr OF this anomaly explana
ton is offered by the banks or by the government
With regard to Naples, it appears from advioes
Closely to th. for after hayiue bsd many %
the Messnese. On the 2lst ult the oommandant sent
Dag Of truce to demand provisions, Offering in return
TO dsver the fort Ut Real Basso and the arsenal
Terra Nova both dismsutsd These propositions were
refused The following morning but the nh Abitants
having got some Ia battery, opened their 6re took
the fort and the troops Then the cta
del without having been attacked lombard
netnng daunted rrsd the fort of Basco
the sr.enn The peoples forbssranoe vas most praise.
"a vaIqu.ohed, and great kindnsss shown to the
wou nded
From Sardinia we learn that serious popular demon.
STATIONS had taken place At Chambery, the l4th
Vive Ia republiqueo and against the king
were uttered. Turin was aso In state of agitation
The of the Fsench revolution burst the peo
pie of the eternal city, like clap of thunder Nothing
talked OF in Rome but the French fsrce of Louie
weeks age the influenza Is the Italian Marse,ase
lit is heard evsrwherein theatres at concerts aad in
the streets 1t begins
"wsr war. let the shout
Ring throughout
Length aud breadth
Or this land, that Is ltaly's," So.
The delight of the people of knew no bounds
at the intelligence of Prince Msttsrnchs dismissal The
thirty thousand troops Withdrawn from Vienna and
the emperor drives In an open carriage amongst the
stuAsos and burghers who armed and protect the
city from disurbaac The emperor is received every
whsre with enthusiasm Upon the arrival Of the oou
rer ct Frankfort Maine the people rushed about
the principal streets, excaimng Ausris 10 liberated
Is fee" "Metternsh 10 dismissed" "Masaniello"
ton took place The Rou,s was literally crsmmed to
Owe flowing The National colors, purple crimson and
geld. were worn in all manner Of ways BY the men,
rossttes-snd by the ladies' 10 their hair
Daring the Sd act, when tho Neopoltan fishermen
rise and Mss.neo stabe tho officer the house and
simultaneously demanded the "Marssillsise " The
singers after retiring for short time returned with
tional banners and the Msrseilsise wss sung-the
hsyise rsf.r.nc, to the V.nn,ss napto
beiog sung 1t brought down hundreds of applause
WAS cncorsd two three times The shouts Of the
were encouraged BY the waving Of the adies scar and
'ksrchiefs.
A mos. extraordinary and impressive scene occurred
at Hansu after the Eector had granted the demands Of
the populsce. The entire populace-ircudipg women
and soldiers and burghsrs walked hand in hand
to the Market S place. -hsr. they were addressed ey
accord this Of people humbly knet and returned
thanks to the having prevented the calAi
returned peaoeably home.
The Pra.'ian government 10 greatly interchangeable
garrison at Ehrenbreitsten, which Is being put in
condition to bear a siege, If necessary.
Hanover Is tho only State IN Gsrmsuy that has not
vesture to predict that April terminates one Of
the finest that ever hoatsd will DO in the New
York waters, With the mails from England on board
The Americs' mas arrived from 0reenock, having
made tho trip from about sixteen miles below Gre enock
to our norhw light ship 2lo miles 10 thirteen hours
Length Of keel and fore-rake. ,...,,, $50 feet.
Brcodn OF DEAN. ................. 80
uonnage....'''.. .'.'.'............ .1s40 TONS
The has stowass for 100 ton: Of coal and 500
tons Of goods. She il 6rst specimen Of archtsc-
Captain Judkns is her Commander Her crew consists Of
about one hundred individuals; thirty five the sailing
d.os9tmsot. T.r ssonn AM a. Oy AM Ia INC M Ear
length and IL In width. She has laon $50
psssngrs for 1873 when the sofa beds included
naval officer estimates that the America could carry
four si-pounder gunstwo fore and two Attend four
en- or sixteen % FOUNDERS along her Sides Tho Anne
for New York, calling at Halifax.
PARIS, March 9, ls4s.
Events nat Led 10 The Rssottion-Faiss State Of the
Government, &c. &c.
You have seen ny last letter How little expected
then that the emue would the Of Louis
Philippe aud his dynasty No one expected IT, assure
you The papers will glorify the ssders Of the revolu
ton. But 1t wa, indecson the part, the innu-
ence Of mob on the other, aud chance above all tina.
It's only leaders. Every thing ended, and
Psristhe real Paristhat H. the immense msjorty Of
the citizens that wanted law snd order had not yet
to STIR save fw efforts that were made to countsract
the movsnent, when It was too late" No important
event. and doubt this will be one Of the most mpsr-
tsrt Of tho age sprung from acciden-
tai and stupid cause You have heard shout the agIsa
ton on the subject Of the babquss Tbs ministry, d.
rectsd usual by Louis Philippe, decided to inct