The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

admit his doctrine,) was required to give bail in
E3Oo, and find two suretles of ESQ each. Upon
Mr.. Ernest Charles Jones being brought up, short
hand writer having read a report of the speech de-
hvered by the prisoner on Sunday the 4th instant,
he (Jones) was asked what he had to say upon
which he compllmented the reporter upon his ac-
the speech. to warrant his arrest The magistrate
however, thought differently, and committed him
TO Newgate.
On. Sunday last, there were several riotous
meetings In London. For three hours skirmshes
between the mob and the police continued, and
there were some broken heads and serious bruises
during the melee the rioters cried out "We in
tend 10 Keep up this work for two years, if we
don't'get the charter before" The mob was ulti-
mately dispersed by party of police mounted, and
armed with sabres.
The following language was used by Mr.. Ernest
Jones at two other meetings, of the same character
on Sunday. He said -
My friends know the bloody governm are mad
but not mad enough to put down these meetings On
the 18th we shall show them what we can do On that
aay we snail have such demonstration AZ was never
In conclusion he advised the Chartists to
Organize, and in a few days the green flag would
would be on their way to England and Lord John
Russell and Lord Grey their way TO Bafin's Bay
After the orators had left the ground, another
dreadful row took place between the mob and the
police, who wcre In return for sundry knocks from
their truncheons, assailed with bfickbats in album
dance. In their retreat, the noiels broke the win
dows OF a church.
1t appears that the commissioners of the metro
p0htan police are In possession of information that
the charsts and cOnfederates intend to hold Sc
RES OF meetings. with the purpose Of firing out the
authorizes; and tits proposed to hold monster meet
ings all over the metropolis, and in the provincial
towns of England, Ireland, and Scotland.
Organizing OF clubs has been going on for several
weeks; and according to the chartsts' own show
ing, they have at least 100000 members belonging
to the organized classes and they speak conf lent
ut ad tn ,,ar
days
There was a meeting of about 1000 chartists and
confederates IN chartist hall in London on We'd
nesday evening, at which most violent speeches
recommended to attend the meetings that are
to be convened for the 18th, with arms. The
chairman said :s-
They wanted physical force more than ever. be-.
cause they had English Mitchell at tho present time
Yes Ernest Jones had been taken by the govern
ment SPIES and 1t for them to berate him" Cries
Of ''yes-wc wnh1
AT the sitting OF the National Assembly on Tues
day last, M. Leon Faucher said France was rapid
ly proceeding towards national bankruptcy. He
ACCUSED the government with, meanwhile, sitting
quietly on their benches and not even condescend-
ing to say what they intended to do, although de-
| clson was the more necessary from the distressed
state of commerce. He said the conduct of the
government was not calculated to restore conf
dence.
M. GARNER PAGES accused NJ Faucher of max
ing exaggerated assertions
M. JULES DE LAsTEYRIE maintained that the gov
eminent Was altogether too careless of the inter-
-srs of the country. The position of the finances
| OF the Government was fearful.
M. BERRYER denounced in the strongest manner
the dilatory conduct of the Government an the
| financial matters of the country.
M. GARNER PAGES then commended that, with g
little energy and little good will from all, France
would fulfil every demand against her.
Accounts have reached us of an outbreak OF a
De- Al
clamation of Henry V.
The police are actively engaged in endeavoriRg
to discover the retreat of the Prince de Jonville
and the Due d Aumale, who are both concealed in
Paris.
On Thursday, the National Assembly was en-
gagged in discussing the measure for the prevention
OF armed assemblages, presented to 1t by the
Executive Committee.
DENMARK.
Intelligence to the Sd inst states that two Danish
battaions have surrendered to the Prussians, and
Danish corps d. armee of COCO men, was complete
ly hemmed in by the confederate troops.
Accounts to the slst fl Of May announce that the
citadel OF Messna Is in the hands of the people.
NAPLES.
At Rizzio, the people and the troops were, on the
2lst May, in state of collision.
The heights, the forts of Scylla and Monteleone
are in the liberals power, headed by the Marquis di
JuZhardi Naples Is still in mourning. The Swiss
are Invariably slain, when encountered sngy, by
the enTaged inhabitants.
Rumors are prevalent in Naples, that plots against
the life of the king extend within the palace itself;
and 1t Is said, that many persons have soemnly
vowed to avenge their relatives and friends who
Were murdered by royal order, on the 18th, and to
expiate them by the blood of King Ferdinand. All
Cancellation between the King and the people is
held as impossible.
Aprivatc letter from Turin, reports that the Minis
ter tor Foreign Affairs received despatch from
Naples, announcing that the King had been assas
sinated.
The Gazette d, Roma, of the 26h ult., announces
officially, that his Holiness is about to send plen-
potentlaries to negotiate peace between Austria
and Italy.
AUSTRIA, &c.
Thirty thousand Austrlans," says the Pied
montese. Gazette, in a bulletin dated Goto, Both
May, |" attacked our position at Gioto, which was
defended by 5000 of our men. We completely
defeated the enemy. We have this moment re-
celved information of the capture of Peschiera''
Two Slcian deputies reached Turin on the LIST
inst, to propose the Incorpnrot.on of their island
with the Kingdom OF Upper Italy.
The Emperor OF Austria has determined upon
not returning to Vienna until he lsfully assured of
change in the disposition OF the inhabitants.
The foreman of Mr.. Miichers Jury has received
five letters threatening him with assassination
One addressed to Mrs. Whitty,) menaced her and
her children with certain death. Others OF III
jury have received similar communlcations-Ls J
A fellow passing the shop of Mr. Fletcher, Zone
Of the jury In this case, broke five panes of glass
his window.
Are you aware that Daniel OConnell once warn
ed Meagher to beware of Emmett's fate
The Irish Inns of Court have refused to call to
the bar DR.. Gray, of the Freenan's Jo,rnai-also
Mr.. Joseph Henry Dunno, on the grounds that one
has published seditious writings, and the other de-
livered seditous speeches.
THINGS THEATRICAL.
Van Amburph ma "a his nnnca m noe piuhfIv m
the stage Of our Theatre Royal with his trained
auimals and other Justices Of the piece, as "Morok
the beast tanner"
On Monday night last the ons Of The night
wer, Dickens, Mark Lemon, editor of rnnchs;')
John Forster and others, who formed the drg,,atis
personr of Cot course, an amateur performance AT
the Amphltheatre In this town. The object was
to aid the fund now forming for suitably endowing
the curatorshp of " Shakspeares house," at Strst.
ford on Avon, with the view of making it worthy
Of the acceptance of Mr., Sheridan Knowles during