The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-02


The Important Events In Europe.
We give below . chronological table Of all tho rsvo-
lutionsry and other important events which have trans
PRED In Europe from the first of January last to the
sh Of April inclusive These events were led of by the
rops Plus TX in granting to Italy such freedom she
before possessed, under the pontiaca control
tho republican movement is spreading throughout
Europe.
l. Riot and massacre in Milan.
Lola Montss the leading spirit of Bavaria arrested
T. Espsrtero husiastieally received in Madrid
O. SAnsu!nary struggle in PAvia, Italy, between the
O. Struggle in Pavia continued nfty persons killed
and Wounded the university closed Tuvois In insur-
rection; Bsrgsno and Brsssia in commotiOn.
L. Palermo bombsrded by the kings troops revolu-
ton In Sicily.
ID Bombardment Of Palermo continued.
Is. Ab.dal.Kadsr prisoner in France.
10 Earthquake in Lisbon; mercantile failures through
% Great excitement in italy, the Austrian troops en-.
tered Parma and Modena.
20 Messina bombardsd national constitution grant
cd BY the king to tho Two Sciies suspension Of asms
L. Threatened war between Eogland and China. Signs
of Q revolution In the Cole ssial Empire.
10 PROCLAIM Of Pope to the Catholics of Italy
ID. Revolution in Milan.
%: Revolution in France republic declared; Louis
Philippe abdiosted.
-. Tremendous meeting at the Hotel do Vfle in
Paris the city illuminated; great excitement In tho
Chamber Of Deputies; the people demand provisional
First proclamation for provisional government of
France issued.
20 The provisional government of France proclaim
ed the throne Of France burned in the street.
% Flight Of the royal family from France.
20. Flight Of tho vicsroy of the Emperor Of Austria
from Mlaa; his arrival at Botssn.
Great financial rsvulsion throughout Europe heavy
Riot at Pssth. Archduko Stephen chosen King
Tbs news Of the French revolution received by the
o signs Of a revolution in Bohemia
10. Riots In England and Scstand.
H. Revolution In Vienna; 900 persons killed; Austria
Ia Counter revelation IN Naples proclamation Of the
Pope granting new and bara! constitution to his pee
is Signs Of q revolution in warssw
ls signs Of 4 revolt In Denmark and Sweden
H. Revolution In Pussis the Imprisoned Poles iibs-
hardy; Luxembourg declared . republic; Hungary in
oommotion great demonstration in PARIS; tho Bank of
10. Riot in Stockholm; Belgium, Prussia and Austria
demonstrated against tbs provisional government Of
against their governments nsurrse ton in Berlin two
thousand persons killed and wounded Tremendous CON-
Mot In Milan sss.s s.oriass OF ls; the people v9to
of Slesia.
Concessions of the King Of Hanover to his people
30. Louis King Of Bayaria sbdcatsd; Schsswig Hol.
stein declared herself separated from Dsnmark provi
senal government proclaimed; Preparations making for
81. Alarming convulsons at sussia, Brs,lsu and Lii
thuanis; signs Of an outbreak at Ai1-la Chsps'le
~. Great excitement in Dublin.
-. Venice declared republic, after Q capitulation
concluded by General Zschy with the provisional 60
tria Sc.
a. Revolution in Genoa
rs The censorship of Denmark abolished; separation
Of Naples and Sicily completed.
% Hostities commenced between Denmark and
eohleswig Manifesto of the Emperor Of Russia bidiing
defiance to the rest Of Europe and preparing fer gene
raj war Prince Adam CzArtorysk and other leaders of
the Polish revolution 81 Cologne, for Poland
Jerome Napoleon Bonsparte on duty guard in Paris
attempted revolution In SPAIN terrible conflict ia Ma
a. The constitution Of Spain ru,psnded; Madrid in
state Of siege The Sandman army under King Charles
Albert crossed the frontier, and the st division enter
ss Sardinia declared war against Austria Battle at
Montechssi, between tho Austrsns and the Sardnsns
the latter victorious Prince Eugene of Savoy Csveg
Of the king
80 The King Of Sardinia entered Lodi the retreat of
the Aussrians under Rsdetsky.
2. Arrival Of the British feet in the bay OF Naples
8. Iriih Confederation Committee received at the
Hotel do Ville in Paris.
Retreat Of tho Austrans from Dssenzano.
.. Savoy declared republic
o. savoy declared again in favor OF the King Of Sadi
MIA; tho property of the imperial family Of Lombsrdy
placed under sequestraton by the provis onal govern
& ms I'M opaao ssr
meeting on the loth revelation in Euglsnd antioi-
patoo.
Prospect Of war between Austria and Prussia for
the supremacy In Germany; Madrid quiet but general
dkosntsnt prevalent prospect OF q between Ger
many aud Russia for the Independence OF Poland
3. Prospect Of a war between Denmark and, perhaps
England and Russis on the side, and Prussia and
Hanover the other for the annexation Of Schsswig
Holstein to the German Confederation.
o. Conflict At Bku, between tina Danes and Holsteins
the former victorious Flsnsburg occupied by the Dan
nsurrection at Hesse the town surrendered to
the insurgents tho Danes took possession Of the small
peninsula of Honis after short battle; threatened
volution In England
10 The cbsrti.t procession In London failures the
petition presented; riot at TIoyss
H. Riot at Cologne, the insurgents defeated riot at
Freechsm tho Prusssn csge torn down, and owl put
Up Ia Its place.
Sporting Intelligence.
BINeAMAN COURSE, NEW ORLxANs Third day, April
~ The three mile advertised for Friday post
foned until to-day account of the heavy rain which
prevailed with perfect loosencss" twenty
hours There were four entries-Buena Vista, Little
Mnuess Jumping Mulet, and Dandy Jim-ths fts.
named being the avorte sgaiust the field At long odd
even M high rs four to The high reputation Of the
horses and the pleasant weather. drew out large
course Of spectators, who, almost to man, Became
interested In the race. We cannot orbesr noticing
the splendid brush msac BY Jumping Mulet tho
quarter OF the nrst heat we have never witnessed
better sustained effort under the most cir
cumstances The following summary gives the result
Saturday, 21d Apri.-Purso $i0O-Entrance 10 per
cent, added-Three Mile Heats
ID. +. kenner's ch, r Buena Vista bv INN Glencoe