The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03

he will still occupy undimnished rank amongst the
Independent spirits Of this age provisional govern
ment In Rome is mere extravaganza. Nothing but
the widest anarchy spring out of it for the ber
ties which the Pope had already granted to his subjects
far exceeded their deserts their ability to turn them
to good account. IT, therefore this calamity has
Cured beyond all hope Of redemption, we can only
the worst consequences from it, not only to
the Roman States but TO the rest of Italy, and there
is great reason to apprehend that the struggle which
began for independence will end in anarchy.
The Gasetta d. Roma contains the programme of the
ministry in which they say they profess the same
timents of patriotism, liberty order and Justice as
their predecessors that they will constantly have at
heart the sacred cause Of Italy to the of which
they Will apply all their energies They will apply
themselves to alternating the mseres of the people and
ameliorating the condition of the working class and
with the assistance Of the two chambers bring about
much rs possible cure for the evils Of poverty degra
restored in the city
The official journal of the pontifcal government as
serts that the programme Of the nstry which
has been published, has official character and is
wholly unauthorized.
The pentitude Marco of Milan, on the 18th gives a
letter from Venice of the 11th announcing that an
estafette, arrived that day brought the news Of
serious encounter that had taken place near Comuda
and Molinetto, between the Austrans side and
the corps OF Durandi and Ferrar the other. Tho
Austrians lost 500 prisoners, 400 dead wounded.
subsequently their main body, 5000 strong, was
blocked up in the vicinity, and it was expected they
firms the fact and adds that the battle fought in
the immediate vicinity of Souzane, four miles from
Seltre This victory rcnders an attack on Treyizo i'm
possible.
The Dublin Freeman says, we have been favored with
the perusa Of private letter from Rome dated Sth
May. We extract from it the following important pas
sage =" The Pope has perfectly recovered his iniu-
ence the gates of the city and the castle have been
restored to the proper authorities The Trustworthy
he wished for war they wished for war II he Wished
for peace they wished for peace This demonstration
had an immense influence, and things are now quiet
again"
Our adyices from Vienna are to the 18th ult.
The VAIL Ordrung provsioal law to regulate the
elections to the first Austrian Parliament, had sp-
peared, and the following few of the more i'm
portant provisions
The Chambers are to meet on the 9th of June The
number Of the members Of the Senate to exceed
ZOO to consist Of the princes Of the blood $50 chosen
from and by the chief landed propetors for the dura
ton of the Parliament and the remainder to be nomi-
tod BY tho Emperor for life The Chamber of Deputies
to consetof 1888 members being at the rate of
every $4,000 inhabitants except in the Of the
principal towns, which to have larger number of
in proportion to the population Thus
Vienna will have Is members
The elections to b. indirect for the Frankfort
The right of suffrage in the election of the VAIL
monner apperains to all Austrian citizens, without
distinction to religion who have attained their Oath
year. the free exercise Of their civil rights have
been for six months resident in the electoral districts
and not entitled to vote in the election of
bers Of the Upper Chamber. Daily and weekly labo
ance from public charities excluded from the suf
frage.
To be eligible as deputy tits requisite that the can
didate should have attained his 3Oth year and hav,
the right of voting for the election of the Upper
Lower Chamber in of those parts of the monarchy
which are enumerated in the document proclaminl
the constitution.
The mediation OF England with the Germanit
league, Denmark and Prussia, is reported to have
failed, the war OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT being still car
rfad on unnha tad
mark No further conflict has taken place between
the contendng parties, each rapidly preparing for
general engagement. The Danes awaiting a
Swedish reinforcement. The English government
has been informed that the mouth of the Ebe, the
Welser,, or any other part of the North Sea, will
not for the presentbe blockaded- the blockade
OF Plllau, Dantzic, Stralsun, Rostock and Wismar,
will cease on the 10Th inst.
Ten thousand Swedes will shortly assemble at Co
thcnbufg whence they can be forwarded IN eight
hours to Jutland. Tho Swedcs entertain great hosti-
lily to the Germans, and their junction wit the
Danes would in all probability turn the tide of the
battle The Beriingsche Zetung of Copenhagen posi-
lively asserts that 20 900 Swedes have received march
ing orders, and that corps of Swedish allies may
shortly be expected to arrive the Danish territory
From the 18th of April to the Sd ut., not less than
sixty-four German vessels were captured by Danish
men-of-war bill for war tax to the amount of four
millions of rix dollars has been laid before the Danish
parliament ut Roeskild, he old capital ut least yal
residence at Denmark)
1t is limited that Russia will supply the ncedful cash
the funds being at rather low figure in the royal trea
sury Of Denmark much so, indeed that the king is
converting all his vauables into hard coin.
Accounts from Hamburger confirm the report of a
suspension Of hostcs at least the soil of Denmark
itself An order of the day. issued by General Wran-
gel to the German troops under his command at Kol-
Ding promises them temporary rcposc from their IA
t'gung duty; but he assures the army that peace will
not be concluded till the rights of Germany fully
secured and the losses sustained by the German peo
pie during the conflict, compc nsated.
The Senate of Hamburger have received a copy of the
declaration made to the Court of Berlin by the
ia tn sane + hat fha host
ties not confined to the Duchy of Schleswig and
the German troops enter any other of the provinces
Of the Danish monarchy Sweden will feel justified in
sending amilitary force into Denmark to cooperate
with the troops If his Danish majesty in the defence
of his territory against such invasion. the landing
within it of a German army. They will act. however.
strictly on the defensive; and it is added the Swedish
government will resort to aggressive measures
against German merchant vessels they can enter and
depart unmolestcd from all the Swedish and Norwe-
gian ports before long of hostility is
committed against these States.
CoPENHAGEN, May 16.
The number of vessels which have been seized
amounts to about eighty, several of which, especially
those from Hamburg, have very valuable cargoes
Ii is untrue that Sweden refuses to interfere in the
affair OF Schleswig as declared by the German papers
Prussia.
Adviees from Berlin have been received Of the 10th
The ministry have published proclamation dated
the 18th ult in which they state in reference to his
royal highness the Prince of Prussia
Ills Royal shness can and will return iornishts time
s s and e the me rsnS S the the day
se emil, o. the Representatives Of the people
otherwise nendedgvc his full and public adhesion the
constitutional government.
That Populations expressed also want of confidence the
members Of the ministry.
Though sorry for this be induced by il
leave our places and lesst OF ALL a present. the OF the
meeting Of tina popular representation.
We this the whole people, also with respect
addresses pro opposite sentiments that have reached
w from the capital and the provinces We
popular representatives TO whom must give account
OF official
We trust that after this repeated public declaration other
demonstrations will in future interrupt the preparatory aors Of
the ministry especially respecting the draugh Of the constitu
% which to be submitted to the popular representatives.
The Ministry of State,
CAMPiAusEs, ARNIM,
, BoRNFMANN, PArou,
kANIrZ, AUERswALD,
Souvenir HAssEMANN
Great excitement still continued to prevail at Berlin
The province of East Prussia is said to be in
tremey dsordered state and fears entertained lest
total anarchy should ensue.
The greatest want Of money is experienced by the
government and the Minister of Finance is ut loss
discover mode of replenshing the treasury in
many districts the increasing misery of the people
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