The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

sorties being made from it BY Of the lake and
towards the south But it 1 &C Verona THAT the great
Austrians under Marshal Radetsky has been concen-
trated. There il strongly entrenched camp imme-
diatey under the walls on the west side OF the town
the city itself il strongly fortified and the inhabitants
laid under harrassing contributions and the reports
that for considerable time provisions have been
failing and meat almost entirely wanting
While these movements have been taking place be-
tween the three fortesses above mentioned the con-
fines of Lombardy and the Venetian provinces another
General Nugent, has had there large force under his
command, opposed which, until very recently, there
the insurgent population. Supplies Of and ammu
milton have it true been sent from Venice, but there
has been want Of body of regular troops to give eff
feet to the undscipned operations Of the local popu
lation Owing to this cause, the Austrans have been
more successful there than in Lombardy. Udine, the
capital OF tue province surrendered TO them and we
have doubtful reports respecting Palmanova, strong
fortified place in its neghborhood Of considerable mill
tary Importance
kind of resistance which civil bodies would continually
offer to army; they destroying bridges, cutting
trenches roads raising barrcades and obstruct
ing supplies Meanwhile. reinforceme nts of regular
troops are the march to them. body of several
thousand Tuscan and Roman troops, under General
Ferrari have according to the last accounts marched
by Padua towards Frevso to intercept the march
of the Ausraas towards Verona and to prevent their
junction with those under Radetsky. Upon this, in
the approaching conflict ut Verona. There the Aus
TRANS acting exclusively the defensive and re-
fuse to give battle to Charles Albert expecting daily
however, now assumed by the Sandman army Is such
to Justify hope that they will be forced to deci-
sve engageia emit before II Is possible that junction
could be effected, supposing the renforcements
under General Ferrar and the local population to be
defeated
Onr Roman Correspondence.
ROME, May 2, 1s4S.
The Crisis in the .4fars Of Rome.
Events have just occurred here, which will create
more surprise ut distance than among u.s. who have
long expected them 1t is several months ago since
Plus TX intimaed to those around him, and to the
of of the foreign courts his desire
to lay down his temporal sovereignty. The necessity
produced from the pressure from without to take de-
cided part in the struggle going in Northern Italy
and in a word to promulgate formal declaration of
war against Austria has brought the matter to crisis
The Pope obstnatey refused to do this The public
obstinatey insisted it, and his Holiness has been
compelled to yield. He has reconciled himself to the
obnoxious measure by deegatng to the ministry, for
the moment his active temporal authority, including
the power Of declaring making treaties and dis
posing of the army This you will is but one step
removed from complete abdication Of temporal power
indeed, if to be believed the States OF the
Church upon the of becoming republic the
Pope being stripped of all political qualities
! must not neglect to add, that as consequence OF
ceived his passports and quilted Rome.
Our Venetian Correspondence.
VENICE, May l, 1S4S.
The Republic of Venice to the Republic OF america.
have Just received the addresses of the republic Of
Venice to the foreign powers which send you trans
ating your convenience the addressed to the
u. s. of America =
TO TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Esq. Of south your republic fastened sa
lutte the day Of our and have received them
first discovered land to which citizen another
divides us united bonds sympathy and
liberty like the electric the will bring
ing which is far precious than that OF interest We have
We blush not to acknoweds it. We have other ambition and
have to live in the enjoyment Of and liberty to recover the
also to the infinite the human mind
TOMMASEo, Minister Of Foreign Arairs
Our Dublin Correspondence.
DUBLIN, May H. 1s4s.
affairs in Ireland.
There was a most important meeting Of the Protes-
tant Repeal Association Tuesday last, in the Mu-
sic Hall, which densely crowded. Mr.. George
Washington Vance in the chair.
The chairman read a letter from Mr.. Sharman Craw-
ford, regrettng that he could attend the meeting
forward because his country demanded it of him. and
said that the majority of the Protesta nts of Dublin
were repeaers A number of members Their pro-
posed and enrolled, in patches of g. 140 &C. and &C.
MIR Ferguson then came forward and deprecated the
conduct Of the government and particularly as the
process against Smith OBricn sc. He alluded to the
social changes which would take place if repeal were
granted and his opinion that the
determined running the arstocracy md people, and
making draw farm of Ireland He concluded by pro-
posing the following resolution, which carried.
ingl.
On Monday last the Repeal Association had their
usual weekly meeting On the platform Mr.. John
O'Connel, N. p; Mr. Reynolds, Mp; Messrs. Dunno
Hyland Galway o'Rey, Nugent, &c:
After some discussion relative to the postponement
Of the repeal debate in the House Of Commons, MIR
O'Connell moved that the following address to Mr.
Smith OBrien should be adopted which was carried
unanimously. The rent was announced ut EDS lis.
The following address has appeared from the leaders
of the repeal movement; the gentlemen from whom it
body association but in their private capacity alone
TO wM. SMITH o'BRIEH
the sincere pain and with which have ard The
shameful acts Of violence offered to you by individuals il
Limerick and utter and dign reprobaon Of those
We beg OF you accep. very
feigned symPathy and sincere Personal respect.
We are deeply convinced tat nothing disastrous to Tie
public privatenOhng calculated to give triumph
SO far as our ny sf have
with any Of the individuals who ed you
is hearts with
progress is to be marked by violence outrage party
parties whatsoever.
Once repeating respect have
the honor to be- sir, your faithful
Sisned behalf Of the and hy order Of the
JOHN OC0NNELI, Chairman.
7. NJ. RAY, Secretary.
Last Sunday evening fixed for the celebration
ola soire in the city Of Waterford in honor of depu
tation of the Young Ireland party consisting Of Mes
Meagher and Duffy. MIR. O'Brien was unable to &C
company the deputation, owing to the bruises he
ceived in Limerick At an eury hour all the vehicles
in the city in request, and procession the
deputation vast assemblage of people congregated;
flags and banners to be in abundance The
soiree passed off very quietly and peaceably
preliminary meeting Of the repealers OF Dundalk
held on this day week, at which address to Messs
Smith O'Brien NJ. p, Meagher and Mitchell was unan
imously agreed upsn. public meeting will be again
held this evening at which the address will be adopted
Mr.. James Mcknight, L. d., Honorary Secretary to
the Ulster Tenant Right Association has addressed
letter to the Orangcmen of Ulster nstructng them in
their rights and duties He states to the Orangcmcn