The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19
AFFAIRS In OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE,
pccinl Dispatches to the New York Herald.

Special De spatcbss to the New York Herald
MORE REVOLUTIONS ON THE CONTINENT.
PARIS, Feb. TO- lS4s.-
Events Of interest con!inus transpre
IN Europe The revelation 10 Naples to which referred
in my last has besn followed by proc .natien from
the King that constitution would Immediately form.
ell upon tbs principles con.saed in his proclamation
This seem, to have gvea great Satisfaction to the
people Of Naples and filed all Italy with Lamentations
Ct joy aud gratitude to King Fsrdiuand II. But it
to be observed that the ministers Of Austria and Russia
at Naples protested against this the Kings
part and II Is said for come time, prevented him
from complying with the demands Of hie people. The
Kings wife is an Austrian Duchess; and If Austria
should iuterfero and Russia DO finally drawn into ber
support as in the CT 1920, it would apPssr if
European IL inevitable 1t uncertain what course
the siciliaus will adopt; or whether any coaces.oas
King Ferdinand can make, will sa,iffy thsm they
have expelled the Kings troops from Palermo, OF
whom have returned to Naples leaving the people
disputed masters OF the country and its principal forts
The King lie cndeavoring TO negotiate with them; aad
no has, among oher things, proclaimed indemnity
or all past political offences and ordered all the prison
TO be set free If he sacere IN this proceeding he
is conccding uch, and his conduct will give great Of
fence to Austria and place that power in trying
situation Austria has treaties with the Neapoiitan
King which will be essentially affected by these proceed
logs and under the example aad stiuus OF this grsad
revolution in state OF nine millions Of people which
gives impulse to all Italy it will bs difficult for Aus
tri to retain her Italian possesons without the aid of
Russia or Prussia or boih and In Of movement. to
the Itasn States, France wall be found on tbs
tis of Italy and no human power prevent it Eng
land views this italian With favor and
has evidently joined with the Pope In giving
ment to these modersts revolutionary movements EGG
land must take her stand With Italy finally cas- the
war becomes general Tbs Dispatch Of Lord Palmrreton
TO Prince Meternch full OF interest Of meaung
aud the positions assumed justify all this Italian
menis and pledgs the Engih govern the resis
lance any movement on the part Of Austria to
troll these revoluto in the different States of Italy
While Lord Panorttop admits thai the territorial
limits OF the different Kingdoms should remain uo
changed and assures the Austrian mister that no hn'
DO knowledge OF disposition TO change them he iDets
that eaoa Italian Stale 10 independent and that is Ia
dependence Is guaranteed and chat power basaright
TO intrfcro IN any change in the form OF government
which the sovereigns OF those States might msGe ana
that En- aud would not view with indifference any AT
tempt on the part of Austria to invade or enter upon
hec territory Ia violation Of theiri depfndenee ana
hat he hoped Austria would agree with England thhs
great abuses had existed In sevsri or the ottes "u
tbat rEutury reforms we're very Dei.s.nry
Ihese dispatches conhrm what bsi0fe was oily con-
cture that England has leat its Influence aud con-
the policy Ct TIE country in favor OF thr rcvou
tioIs now taking place In it-iy and has norm.d tue
courts Of Europe that she wiz not view with inaher-