The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-09
In Spain, bands Of Carlis,s still iniest Arragon.
In Portugal, affairs are quiet.

In Spain, bands Of Carlis,s still in(est Arragon.
In Portugal, affairs are quiet
The Paris journals Of Wednesday, state that the
clubs are openly concerning means to dismiss the
Executive Government. Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte is expected to be cleo ed commander OF
the Third Legion of National Guards, and Prince
Napoleon, son of the Ex-King OF Westphalia, was
a candidate for the command Of the Second Le-
gion.
The workmen of the Afclirs Nationaur. still
amounting TO one hundred and ten thousand, are
creating infinite alarm; and the increase Of the
the articles of first necessity to the poorer
classes in Paris was pregnant with mischief; but
II is in the provinces where the greatest danger Is
brewing. From north to south increasing discon-
tent prevails In the north, at Amiens, there seems
determination to march on Paris and put an end to
the tyranny of the capital; whilst in the South,
four departments have already organized, and
drilled seventy-two thousand men for that purpose.
Groups of persons, In PARIS, assemble every
evening, and shout Vire PEmperU. II is re-
ported that an English vessel has been de-
tected off the coast, landing muskets to arm the
etonans, in La Vendee. About 5000 of these arms
have, it is said, been seized
In England, Mr.. Hume 8 motion for reform OF the
representation has been brought before Parliament
In Ireland, the organization of clubs is pro-
ceeding TO alarming degree In Dublin
alone it is stated that there are forty clubs,
each consisting of 300 members, making an aggre-
gate of $4,000 men who are accustomed to assemble
at least once week, for the avowed purpose OF
being trained and disciplined. The county OF
Dublin is about TO be organized in the same way,
and some of the Old Irish party are taxing an ac-
tive part III this movement In the provinces, un-
der the influence of emissaries from Dublin,
the club movement is rapidly progressing, and a
great monster meeting, in favor of repeal, is about
to be held Derry, at which the leaders of all the
sections of repealers are invited 70 attend
The Nation and other confederate journals have,
within the last few days, resumed far more daring
tone
The veteran barrister, Mr. Robert Holmes, hs .
resigned his bench-shp in consequence of that
learned body having refused the admission of DIR.
Gray and Mr. Joseph T. Duffy on account OF their
repeal opinion.
The India mail has arrived with dates from
China TO April &C. The Vishnur, from New He
brides, arrived at Hong Kong, reports the loss of
seventeen American whalers in the Syphoon, on
the north west coast of China, in October last.
The China Nf,i, says the loss of the seventeen
American whalers is exaggerated that the ma
jority ave escaped The Vishnur touched at
Ascension on the 1lth of March, where she learned
from Capt. Swain, of the whale ship Potomac,
who had lately arrived from the coast of Japan,
having fallen in with the Rebecca Sims, Capt.
Tabor, that in September last he was in CON-
pany with upwards of thirty whale ships on
the coast of Japan. They experienced Sc
we're typhon in lat. IS, NJ, and after 1t had
subsidized, seventeen Of the ships were miss
missing. There is probability of several having
been lost; but the opinion OF an experienced cap
tain of a whaler now this port, is that during
the gale many vessels were driven from their
cruizing ground, and, as the season was nearly
over bore away for the neighborhood of the Equa-
tor, and not having been seen by their consorts,
were considered lost.