The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

ira attached by corps OF from 600 to 000vene-
in surprising the place After short skirmiss, ths
Ausrans were compelled to retire. with loss of three
cannon and leaving many killed and wounded the
field Of battle. The Venetians pushed on their ad-
vapced posts fan Mogano At noon on the sal
day, however the Auetrisps, having collected body
the vepetans who fed to Mestra and thence their
ships, without awaiting an attack. Mestra plum
dered and almost destroyed BY them during their brief
tenure Of the place.
Madrid jourpas of tho Sd and 4th inst. have ar
The Gaeeta contains an official announcement Of
the shooting in cold blood of eighteen prisoners be-
longing to the Progresssta band at Aicant, and OF
sressistas and the Csrlsts retaate shall have
newal OF those of atrociy which so digraced
Spain during the last civil war.
Our accounts from Madrid are of Che 4th inst The
report Of the occupation of Huesca by the enrasts
was upfounded 1t appears on the contrary that the
entire band was captured BY Brigacier Angles, who
had been promoted for that feat the rank OF Major
General Prince Carini the Neapoitan Minister, had
protested against the Prince and Princess Of Capua
ing allowed to remain in Madrid and threatened to re
tire ifthsy we're not ordered to quit that capital.
The Memorial des Pryeenees Of the 9th inst. an
that Cabrera being closely pursued by Briga
der Orobe, had abandoned the force with which he
had entered Aragos, and retired with only SIX men
towards Catalonia Measures had been adopted to cut
of his but In any case his attempt on Aragon
had completely failed
The Three per Cents were done at lsa for paper the
Five per Cents at 9 the debt without interest at 3
and the Coupons at 8.
Belgium.
The Belgian Chambers opened on the 9Th inst
but without speech from the King M. Anspach
presided The Assembly formed their bureaux, after
which the Finance Minister presented his budget for
The ordinary business then opened, but no ques
ton of importsn nee was brought forward. M. Demon
Dumortier was again elected President who returned
thanks for renewed condolences and the meeting broke
Hamburg.
Our correspondent in Hamburg, writing on the eth
instant, observes that the commissioner from the
Frankfort Central Government had given great um-
bragg to the German democratic party by not having
marks interests in the settlement Of the Malmo
mtice; and petitions have been sent from .he town
of Scheswg to the Reichsverweser, calling upon him
to dismiss M Stedmann from the commission.
The Of the surrender Of Vienna had caused q
Arco read to the people of Gotschdorf the official
Of the fall Of Vienna; he made use OF expressions
Ssrts, .snct,tionsd Sy the smpsror were in danger
They therefore, In great numbers and proceeded
towards the castle Of the count to obtain Of
his person. shot was hred and the Count was Sc.
verely wounded. Every train from Vienna brought
several members of the Diet on their return to their
homes Thsee members mentioned that consultation
would be held in Vienna by the remaining members Of
the Diet whether they would or would not decide upon
meeting in the capital the 18th of November. They
stated also that WindischgretS had proceeded to-
leaving body Of $1,000 In vienna-46 persons
they had seen several wagons loaded with tters at
Floresdorf being conveyed into Vienna. A great
number Of wagons with ammunition, had nrsivsa at
berg in Galioia, had been completely suppressed by
the military authorities.
The Duke Of Auguetenburg had returned to Craven
stein for o few days, and was well received
Only 10 cases Of oholera had occurred in Hamburger
since the first Of the month making the total number
A letter dated Dantzc ia inst, states that the
cholera is raging in that G. th ntense violence.
individuals had already been attacked, Of whom 1856
died, "a had recovered, and 179 were under cure.
the cholera has carried Of 1O2 persons out Of popua
ton Of 700.
Adyices from Copenhagen Of the 9th ult state that
Herr Nyhom put question to the minister Of foreign
affairs in the the preceding day the
Stedmann at Copenhagen Count Knuth replied, that,
although the government was perfectly willing to give
every 70 the ne ooulu only
commission having greatly transgressed the limits OF
its lawful competency, NJ Reedtz had determined to
leave Scheswg, and perfectly justified in SO doing
The minister viewed the adhesion of the German to
the Danish government commissioner ~ favorable
sign He promised to give further explanation in the
Letters from Copenhagen, Of the 18th published in
ra,a nco sri the
reasoning of the Danish papers themselves will be the
overthrow of the ministry as soon as the States assem-
ble-its power having been already greatly weakened
by the cessation Of the war.
Holland.
The government has just presented to the States
General project Of law relative to the issue Of now
Treasury notes to the amount Of 100000. Tho OBJ
ject Of this Is the avoidance Of loan or an
increase of the public burdens. The financial state
OF the country IL good, Notwithstanding, since the
existing deficiency only arises from the want of
ket for the produce Of the Dutch colonies in conse
quence Of the political events Of Europe and there u
doubt that the treasury notes viii be In great
request.
The Bavaran Minister of the Interior has addressed
circular to the police authorities throughout that
kingdom, comma ding that oil students belonging to
| the University Of Vienna are to be Immediately ex-
! PEELED from the Bavarsn territory.
Venice.
The Venice Gazette, Of the 9th ut., In an xraor
binary supplement-, gives the Official bulletin of the
taking Of Fusna and Mestre. Tho Venetians, after
obstinate onict have taken 500 prisoners, eight
pieces of cannon, six horses, and several ammunition
wagons. The Austrians have had 200 killed and
wounded. The same bulletin ladds that the marine
office has received notice that fourteen Sandman
sells Of war anchored of the port Of Niaamocco.
LrMBERo, Nov. 1.
The Emperor Of Russia has addressed note to the
Magyar ministry, calling on 1t to withdraw its troops
from the frontiers Of Lower Austriaor II not Russian
army will be sent from Moldava and Wallachia to put
down the revolt rr.. .e.f
The Gazette Of Florence contains in Its ofcial part,
the following decree
"Ths Tuscan Ministry, considering that the excep.
cease on the re- Of order in Leghorn and
order being now resumed 1t declares the said excsp
tional powers at an end. (Sisned) MONTANELLL"
Turkey. A
Advices from Constantinople Of the 10th ut confirm
the account of the fight OF the Walachian chief Mag
hero in Transylvanis carrying withhim of four
teen millions Of pissters belonging to the district
suries and to peaceable individuals whom he had
to defendto the extremity against foreign invasion
Affairs In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, October, IA, 1S48.
lbrahim Pacha is at Cairo confined by an attack Of
bronchitis and dysentery from which he has been Sc
verely suffering since his return from Consta ntiuople
50 little 10 said concerning the state Of his health By
the people In attendance that 1t IL difficult to obtain
correct information to how far the disease may be
considered dangerous Kourohyd Pacha superintends
the government business Of Lower Egypt, SheryH
Pacha that Of Upper Egypt, and Abbas Fsoha Of the
metropolitan districts y.
The Sutan's frmsn, appointing Ibrahim sole gever.
Of Egypt and Seraskier Pacha Tor generassmo Of
the Turksh troops In Egypt) read at the Citadel
ON the ed Of September In presence Of the principal
people of the country. -.
The celebrated procession of the Mahmil Tor Hadijl