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

lowing list Of the Ministry had been oommunio..
ted to the Chsmber af Deputies viz Count Eabri
Interiors ID Ross Grace and Justice; Lauri Finance
Guarini Commerce and Industry. and, provisioualIv
Public Works; Count Campello, Arms Perfetti, Pc
LON bard Wand Piedmont.
The following proclamation was published at VICE.
vsno, on the 10th Of August =
=. People Of the kingdom The dependence Of
italy mpelled me to war against our enemy Seconded
Dy the valor OF my army, victory at first smiled upon
our arms Neither myself nor my sons have shu ned
ne holiness OF our cause increased our oou
iisse. ne smile OF victory was short The enemy
increased my army almost alone In the STRUGGLE
Inc want OF provisions forced us to ndon tho posi-
delivered by the Italian forces With INV army bsd
retired to the defence Of Milan but hsrrassed 6v lonr
ha s,.sr",S ~ NOT resist new field battle for
interior defence Of the town could not be sustaned
money, provisions, and our munitiou were wanting
Inc breasts OF the citizens might have ressted for
some Gays, but only to bury under the ruins not
70 conquer The enemy. convention begun BY
me- the Mianese followed IL up, and signed it. I am
not norapt Of the accusatons with which same try
TO blight my pane but God and my conscience arc
Witnesses the integrity Of my operations leave IL
10 history TO Judge them. The throbs Of nv heart
were for Italian independence but Itav has not
yet shown to the world that she eau conquer alone
first misfortune. Employ the free institutions that
have risen among you. As after having known the
wants ofths people, was the drst to grant them SO
sDau ever faithfully observe them | remember the
cheers with which you have greeted my name /; thev
still sounded in my ear in the midst of the din Of
battle. Repose confidence In your King. The cause
OF Italian independence is not yet lost
"CHARLEs ALBERT
The following is the official text OF the armstice con-
cuded between the two armies of and Austrs
preliminary to treaty of peace
Art The line of demarcation between the two
armies shall be the frontier Of the Retrospective States
Art @ The fortresses Of Peschiera, Rocca d,Anfo,
anG osopo email be evacuated by the Sardinisn and
Mas. troops and given up to those Of his Imperial
effected three days after the notification OF the MT
convention In these places all the materials OF war
belonging to Austria shall be restored the Sardinian
troops will take with them all their materials arms,
ammunition and clothes introduced there and wil BY
marches return by the shortest road into the
States OF his Sandman Majesty
Art The States OF Modena, Parma. and the town
OF PiaceDSa with the territory assigned to it as
three days after the notification OF the CON
Art q This convention will also extend to the town
or Venice and the Ventt ian provinces; the military
land and forces will leave the city forts and ports
of that place to return into the Sandman States The
Ian troops may effect their retreat by land, and By
regular marches, by a road to be determined.
Art D. Persons and property in the above ntioued
places are put under the protection of the Imperial
government.
Art o. This armistice shall last six weeks, to allow
Of negotiations for peace; and at the expiration Of
sent, or notice given eight days before the recon-
Of hostties.
the better and friendly execution Of the above articles
Count SALASCO, Chief of General stan
of Sandman Army
HESS, Lieut.. Gen. and General Quarter
Master Of Austrian Army.
Headquarters Milan, Aug 0.
The Piedmontese Gazseia del Popoio publishes tho
procamations Of Charles Albert to the army and
me nation, accompanied with the assurance.that the
King Is fully determined continuing the war, and
nat the whole population will follow his to
he field The names of several priests and dig ntsres
u the church are given, who preach that the with
he Bishop Of Cuneo, Monsignore Manzini. This
paper contains an energetic appeal, not only to all
classes OF the Inhabitants but to the officers per-
sons In author ty urging each to undertake the ne
cessary responsibility ut so critical moment and not
to wait for orders in using every exeron keep the
supplied and to reinforce by all possible dis
Naples.
The SemaPhore de MarseiHes quotes letter from
Naples stating that formidable expedition being
prepared against Sciiy and, the 9th of August If
ty sailing vessels and steamers with 20 900 troops
serves that Journal not consulted respecting the
expedition the preparations of which continued
the presence of the British fleet
SchlesSvlg HOistcln.
THE ELDER, August ID.
The expectation of an armstice daily gains ground
and excites the happest feelings in the minds
majority although there Is at the time, great
difference Of opinion to the conditions upon which
treaty Of peace shall be ultimately settled. The
conditions Of the armistice said be those pre-
yiousy proposed by Lord Pamerston, with the modi-
fcaton that Danish corps Of 1000 men shall remain
at Alsen, and German corps Of 1900 men in Hol-
stein, while Scheswig shall be altogether cleared Of
troops with the exception Of few small detschments
requisite for guarding the hospitals With these
ditons is combined the further stipulation that the
provisional government shall resign, and be succeeded
by men Of integrity and Judgment until such time
the affairs of Schleswg Hostein shall be definitely set
tled while, on the other hand, the advance Of
General Wrangel's troops into Jutland, owing, 1t
IL said. to fresh note from st. Petersburgh, in
which the march of 1000 into Hosten is threat
sned, while the continued presence Of the Russian
feet in our neighborhood appears sufficiently obvious,
We are assured on the other hand, that England had
July concurred in the proceedings Of Russia in the
event Of the rejection of its uhimafum, menaccd the
'doption of decisive against Germany Other
circumstances combine to make US believe that the
eI trail power will energetcsy promote the nsgotia-
ions for peace which also earnestly desired
" Prussia.
ArLNRApE, Aug. IA.
The two Scbeswg battalions which are still with the
Danish army in Jutland according to the statements
oner by our outposts have broken out in open rebel
ion in consequence of which they have dis
,anded and sent unarmed to Funen.
The squadron is anchored at Landskrona and Is to
cruise tor eight days in the hborhood of the East
Sea when 1t will proceed to Karskrons to take in
reeh stores, and put out again to sea-
The Speaker of the Diet received information on
,he 4th that it was His MJestys pleasure that the
Diet should be closed till the 18th OF August.
Baron Manteufel arrived ut Stockholm on the 4th,
IN special mission from the King of Prussia.
Denmark
Advces from Copenhagen of the 10TH state that three
rigaes and n steamer have been despatched to main-
ain the blockade of the Elbe the weser, and the
aide.
THE DANISH BLOCKADE.
HAMBuRGH, Aug. Is.
The notification given yesterday, that in conss-
lueDce of the DANISH blockade all neutral vessels
ying in the harbors Of the Ebe, the Weser ad the
)ande. which are declared in state of blockade from
The 18th OF Atg gust must quit the before the
3Oth has been onfrmed by the following Official
to British shpmasters In the ports Of Ham,
burgh and Altoona =
"Her Britannia Msjesy Cha Afres and Consul General
received official the senior officers
Danish squadron, stationed In the Ba Vt egoand that from
the l!h folio win lie bockAded
Da h war ely the te the weser janice
further that the belonging friendly raj
POW the rivers before INST up To
hich date obstruction iii be made TO their
From the Hamburger BCrsenhalle, Aug ISL
10 IL pretty generally rumored that the Danish block
sde has been concerted by certain high o ~ers with
Jew of more speedily bringing about the desired
nistice.
STRALscNp, August 13s
Major General Won Below arrived here ut moo n. to-
lay, from Berlin, and Immediately proceeded by
steamer to Surden. He Is intrusted with full powers
rom the King OF Prussia for concluding the nes6tis
iona ling the arnisfice LII. de u