The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

pacific language ths above nosycontan, and ~ hs
now, to Ill Who have access 70 him. prossse, canuot
with that view help referring to the letter which on
the 9th II September last aiter AGRICULTURAL meat
Ing o. Coal, wh'rr, on the events Of Tue nv bsua
known, 800 signatures were obtained To hb,e. memo
rial he addressed 10 Castsneo cub iatsni at OF tho
hous.h Id who had com inundated tho ciou b
him. In that letter tho king saws
account of the manifestation mads at CssL Nv people
may count on mo- ms rely them. occupy myself
with ther happines and prosperity and to strengthen
by every means in my power thu ties which unite
US. can only write you two lines, because have
much to do: Austria has sent to all the powers
hes the tight to do so. At my return 70 Turin from
Raoconis found an immense before this palace
q for the independence Of Haiy wiII take the
command and direction Nth the greatest pleasure will
40 what schnm,l Is doing at this moment in cronssA
peal to all in favor Of the Independence Of Italy
We must admit that there 10 not much regal wisdom
In this communication and that little faith be placed
in the pacific promises Of Charles Albert to-day when
his letters OF tho 9th Of February and 9h Of September
are placed In contact IL 10 1t should state that about
the latter period when this people drunk with
stitutona JOY many violent articles appeared In the
Journals censorship being stil exstiug
Austria, that romonsrances wsrs mads from Vienna,
and thst the government was sorely embarrassed be-
tw-en its desire to stand well with the people and not to
break with its powerful neighbor. middle term WAS
adopted: the editor and writer Of the offensive
tcle Was induced to resign handsome letter full of
government at the tme but when the Austrian cabinet
published in the official gazette OF Milan satisfaction
love Of the author wounded and he printed ha let
he had received from the Secretary OF State and the
tho censorship existed but since tho constitution was
promised and tho liberty Of the press its rsbJrn
no further reclamation has bosn made by Austria,
though here and more particularly at Gcnoa crusade
in Lombardy is daily recommended.
But, alas there two sides 10 every question and
have unfortunately witnessed the initatory
of TOO many revolutions not to BIS alarmed seeing tho
same symptoms exhibited here know not the hour
when the people OF Lombardy will burst forth SEQ
between mn a
river Tessn and further south the Po the line being
nearly undeisndsd; and ask you can tn. people Of Co
noa for instance, VINO consttutiopaly made, and
who absolutely ut present dictate conditions to the court
Of Turin be prevented from throwing up their hats,
invading the Austrian territory Thsn come. tho ad
of the German army the thunder of cannon the
til cry 10 heard In France Savoy overrun
the Alps again crossed Lombardy Is invaded, and
general war Is the result.
The inhabitants of Turin pesceaby Inolined but
tho pressure, ~ have already said from Genoa
s thst al ,ns sisters OF Charity nave been
tence that they were Jesuit dependency and the
ofthe sick has been oonfde to other charitable persons
who are protected BY military force This give a.
only Of the specimens Of tho voenoe to which pub
lie opinion leads and how necessary 1t 10 to give it
told that tho court of Sardinia is at last about
recognize Queen Isabella, Of spain and from what
General hsrs havs no doubt thu recognition should ba
attributed to his judioious conduct
Hungary.
The Following IL our correspondents letter, dated vi
emma, March 9:-
have just Learned fact of the highest Importance
which ha, produced here immense sensation On the
proposition of Prince Metternch thu Supreme Council
Of State hes the dissolution of the Hupga
rian Parliament. The Hungarian Chancery was oon-
voked to- day devise executing that MEASURE
which may be attended with the most fatal
You that the Chamber Of Deputies assembled
at Presburg has voted an address to the Emperor
which the whole system of policy Of Prince Metternoh
is openly condemned. more frank and at tho same
time loyal remembrance was never before addressed to
thA NnOuA hu Unft 0YQ0t
"Ths Chamber Of Deputies of Hungary rsoopnends
In accord with the ideas of the sge and de-
mAnds those institutions for the whole empire Tho
Instead Of acosdine to the desire of Hungary the
gencies OF tbs times and the population Of tho empire
docresd the dissolution Of the Parliament
dreadful tumult broke out at Pesh ON the 9Th. 1t
was provoked by the spread report that
would not be converted by the State, which in =
state Of bankruptcy
Tho notes imme diately became inoonvertible, and
regular run for specie ensued This absurd panic how
ever has been suppressed and bank notes crcused
as before.
Bohemia.
letter from Prague of the 9th ult describes the f.
versh and revolutionary state of public opinion in Boz
improbable. deputation has been sent to Vienna to
pray for reforms but no favorable issue 10 expected.
Prussia.
The last accounts from Berlin Of this days 1.-The
18th ut date by train which left that capital at this
morning. and reached this 1T this afternoon The dis
turbances had somewhat subsidized. The troops were
standing firm to the king who determined not to
grant all the people demand. 1t Is much to be feared
that peace will not be restored without further blood
The following are extracts from a Hamburg paper Of
the nth:
BERLIN March IL, 3P M.
"The king is wavering. He has already conceded tho
institution OF burgher guard, which included In
the constitutional reforms demanded by the people The
Ministry have refused to act unless tho solicitation OF
the burgheTs Tbo armed police manifest every dspo
sition to conciliate the people
"The petition for abolition of the censorship OF
the press is granted by the king.
dsputston Of 200 stud ntc has waited on the Prince
Of Prussia to demand tho Of the troops and
y arm snd resist them in the event of their attacking
the psople.
A collision has taken place between the military and
the civilians Some barricades have been erected and
the bridges hsve been drawn up.
1.-THE soldiers have charged several times, and many
have been wounded and some killed The Berlin bur-
ghers fully aroused and 1t will be very extrs0r
binary moro decisive results are not obtained this
evening"
Republican tendencies had been manifested at Breslsu
Naples.
have the great satisfaction Of stating that ociAl in
formation of the 7h ut been received from Naples
communicating the fact thai defnitve arrangement
has been mado between that court aud tbs Scilisns
have not ell the details but the principal features
that Sicily is to be governed by resident yiceroy
eisted by three resident ministers that minister
cusvsy the affairs Of tbs island is to be accredited
at Naples that the Parliament is 10 BIO independent Of
the government at Nsples aud that in where
d renee Of opinion on any affair msgnituds sTises
between the Parliament OF Naples and tnat Of Sicily.
Tuscany and Sardinia are appointed arbrators with
provision they do not agree thar the Pope to
be sole snd ultimate umpirs. The first sitting Of the
Parliament, called according to ths constitution Of
1912 is to take place tbs 25th ut Lord Moto and
Sir William Parker LETT Naples the 6tD, for Palermo
with rstihc ition of this arrangement end with the
intention Of being present ~ the opening OF tho sciisn
Parliament on the 25th.
Th,news is most important and have doubt the
settlement of the Nespolitsn Sican question will have
great effect Ia smoothing down tho irritation that
prevails here and of rendering the violent consulisn
alists more accessible to reason.
Affairs or Portugal.
LISBON, March IL.
According to news from Madrid, this government
considers that General Narvaes will maintain pes In
Spain aud therefore there will be better chance Of
avoiding the outbreak of another civil In this
country At present thing quie but the Patues
party appears exalted the Cabrssas depressed