The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-12

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Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, May 26, 1S4S-6P NJ.
Sum,po,u of Euronenn I,isIi;osnce

Where is all this to end Since February last,
enough blood has been poured out in Europe to float
feet and the artery is still open Notwithstanding the
endeavors of the most sklful surgeons to stop tho
homoseh age. 1t can not be denied that Europe
apopectic it had in many quarters guted itself with
the good things of the people, and timely blood
letting, moderately applied. would have brought mat
tcrs right asainmade kings aware of the fact, that
there is limit ever to tyranny, and all would have
settled down smooth. But the copious streams that
have poured FORTH paralysed the right hand and
of Eprope-commerceo ut least, of large por-
ton of Europe Prussias treasury is empty-all the
Northern ports blockaded by the DanesAastria is
nearly bankrupt-France is literally cleared out, and
trade neutralized and added to this, the reaction
naturally felt in all other countries in connection with
those States amentaby Ireland acts sort
of poor mans plaster England, keeping her in
tnual irritation; added to which, Bulwer has been
kicked but of Madrid-the of the English embas
sy taken down, holding out pleasant prospect to
Spanish bond holders. The Emperor of Austria has
cut and run from Vienna and curiously enough, has
become more popular by 1.-THE King of Sardinia de-
mauds payment he won't take less than crown for
helping the Manesc-the King Of Naples Ill Re
bom6atorC has been massacreing his subjects to his
hearts content, and to the disgust Of all Europe
even Vesuvus seems reused with indignation,
and dense volumes of smoke and flame, with
streams of lava beginning to pour down her iron
sides threatening devastation to the peasant and the
herdsman. At Madrid every morning the sharp rattle
last account for the late which verthe-
less has burst cut with fury at Seve-the city of
aces and dark eyes-and where insurgents gained
the upper hand A change of ministry has taken
place at Constantinopie. Mussurus, the unpopular
Turkish ambassador at Athens has been nearly assas
sinated Dsunion instead of unity prevails in Ger
many and France, to Salvandy words is dancing
volcano. The Jewish disabilities bill has been
thrown out in the House Of Lords by majority Of 49,
Such are the heads Of the communication | have to
make to-day into which now enter more fully
My last letter (from Paris) will have brought you
detailed account of the daboical attempt of Barbe,
Banqui and others, to overthrow the government
government than otherwise; but the want of energy
shown by Lamartne and his COLLEAGUES, has weakened
public confidence in them. Dissentions of the most
serious nature amongst the MEMBERSHIP resignation
Of Lamartine &c, current to extent, that it
was found necessary to publish statement that the
members of the executive government were pujaite-
msnt daccord which is very like old jews practice
Of Hanging up an old coat, with quite new, on it
The following is the decree allule to =:
For past persons who evidently wish to excite dis
and ~ s $
pubic should be its guard against these tactics viii not
COMMITTEES had given about to give in its
minds
Of the clubs who feared the Naiionei threw out
dark hints that reaction in favor of monarchy at
the bottom of the late attempt. decree Is now under
discussion in the National Assembly, for banishing for
the family of Louis Philippe from France. The
Freuch princes have protested against such measure
The fete Of concorde took place. had been n
-nounced Sunday, the 2lst. All passed off in the
greatest harmony but greatest precautions
Vere taken plot foot to overpower and slay
the moderate members of the government
not unimportant feature in the occurrences of last
week is the publication Of letters from the Prince
de Joinve, an attempt at reaction in favor of mo-
narchy The P,ssse boldly takes up the cause of the
fallen dynasty. The Natione speaking of the recent
proceedings of the Presse, says :
Yesterday the pfssse after drawing ga very s picture Of
Psdentor hrce Consu COMMITTEE
and to Of s w
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50 clear that rsspons
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France was compared to sinking ship concludes with the most
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WIG at CsTemoH on the IN Gos not Sn Paris
From the theatre of in Italy have but little
Carlo Alberto is still under the walls of Verona
and daily skirmshes take place He has commenced
the bombardment of Peschiera He exposes his person
with temerity, and very nearly picked off by
cannon ball the other day which was aimed at him
from the fortress At Naples, there has been regular
st. Bartholomew. enclose you the latest advices
In England all is quiet. The affair of Bulwcr, is
likely to lead to a attack Lord Pamerston
The Spanish government accuses Buwer with having
fomonted the late instructions at Seville Spanish
Senator Conte de Miraso arrived the same dav ns Bui
wer in London to explain this strong measure. taken
by the Spanish government Curiously enough, they
both crossed in the same boat from Fokestone.
The question Of the Navigation Laws, will again
shortly come forward.
Ireland is in that intermittent fever in which it has
beer in for long, outbreak is daily feared and
daily postponed. The State prosecutions going
second edition of the great O'Connell trial As this
IS interesting topic to your readers must refer you
the papers for extracts would be impossible for
to condeps it in this letter writing do at the
latest hour, to send you the latest intelligence,
LONDON, Friday Night, May Goth, 1s4s.
The Derby aud Oaks-.4rrirai Of Sir Henry Buiwer
from Span-The Reform Moremeni- The Jecish Dis
abilities Bal-Raipay Morements-.4Gairs in Ire
idnd-Ocean Steamers &C., &c.
The intelligence have to communicate is almost
entirely relating to pleasure for what with racing the
opera, and concerts, have quite enough to do
Wednesday grand race day The "Derby" run
TOR Epson, apous ~ miles isom London, to which
most of the nobility and fashionables 60 The course
was fully attended, and the running very good; n
LIBERATED horse named Surplce won the principal
stake amounting to upwards Of five thousand pour ds
very pretty to fall into any persons hands
To-day has been mother sporting day Of consequence
entitled the Oaks You may form some estimate of
the favor which racing is held in this country when
| tell you that the House of Commons did not sit on
We are somewhat in t,ibulation about the arrival in
tAs country Of Sirflenry Bulger, the English ambas
ssdor at Madrid In my last oommu nication, took
opportu nifty refer to the uncompmen tary despatch
es that have passed between Sir Henry and the Duke
dc Sotomayor, as well as to the publication of some
correspo icnce in Of the Spanish newspapers. A
few days back Sir H. Bulwcr received his passports,
accompa MED with an ntimation that he must quit
Madrid within four and twenty hours. He according
y did and has arrived in London where he has al
ready had an interview with Lord Palmerston, but
what will be tho result of his sudden departure Is at
present matter of superstition. 1t IL not copjectured
that will cause any rupture with Spain for unqucs-
tionaby, the English government have been In the
wrong and. from their present conduct IL would APP
pear they sensible of the fact
Reform is st the cry in England. have already
apprised you. that, the 23d inst, Mr. Hume, NJ r.,
was to have introduced into the House Of Commons a
motion embracing the extension of many liberal prin-
cpes this for some private reason, postponed.
proceeding that caused much angry feeling in the
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