The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22
IN uSstu.
BERLIN, July 4, 1040,

Ire roya cominandant Ia JUS ed Toll
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Yesterday some persons used firearms IN the well
nifty Of the Laboratory. The balls passed over the
leads Of the sennels who were stationed there and
likewise close by them In consequence of this out
sge the comrandant has given orders that the nti-
nels shall future be stationed there with losued ps
tolls, that in the event of the of similar
illegal and murderous attempts, they may be able to
act with energy The same is hereby notified to the
"AsCHOFF, Royal Commandment
The correspondent of Debats gives the foil owing
from the head quarters Of Charles Albert, at Rover
The King is irrevocably determined to fulfil his
engagements for the deverance OF Venice. Whatever
sacrifices IL may cost Piedmont and in spite of the
efforts which our soldiers may have make we shall
not lay down our arms until the Austrians shall have
crossed the Alps If Charles Albert had wished to
have stopped at the Adge the present would long
ince have been terminated; for those conditions
the Cabinet of Venice had several times made
lures, but which have constantly been refused by him.
Fresh troops daily arrive, TO reinforce from the
interio Of the kingdom aud they up they
echeiOnnee on the Mincio, TO the rear of
army, and to permit those already in those posi-
tions TO advance ana reinforce the centre.
Our reserve battalons which the Tesino and
the Po as well as the fresh eves from Lombardy also
daily arrive Seven thousand men, perfectly well
equipped and well drilled already cautioned at Boz
zolo where they will be of great service.
d" The advantages gained over the enemy, in all the
rencontres that we have had, have given confidence
to army, which it is important to ma nain. The
king has therefore, considered 1t better to act with
prudence, and not to run a risk of weakening the
morale OF his troops by rash useless movements for
the main question with us is to gain possession of We
Without the possession of that place, left
wing in spite Of the strong positions which it occupies
ut Rivoh and at Corona will find itself paraysed; and
should be compelled on the other hand, to lose
time precious to our brethren at Venice, in laying
regular seges to Mantua and Legnano.
God knows what will be the result of this but good
Charles Albert to secure for ever the independence
and happiness of the kingdom of Northern Italy
the certain guara nees to that later
we shall expel the foreigner, who endeavored by all
In his power, to prolong his domination
happy Italy.
@in fine, king, princes, generals officers and SOL
diers, all animated by the ruest and purest pa
trotm and ardor and you ought to be astonished
at our daring to hope for a better futures
The Teniidue Marco, of Milan, of the Both ult, pub
fishes bulletin from Venice that General
Pepe the 26th, visited all the forts along the
up to the mouth of the Adige, and ordered General
Ulloa, chief of his staff, to form cntrenched camp
from Fort BrondOlo to the coast. On the 10Th
Charles Albert left Valeggio for Roverbea. The Aus
TRANS had abandoned Isoa della Scala and concen-
trated themselves around Verona A great moyeme Mt
Naples.
Intelligence to the 28th ult has been received from
Naples. The Calabrians in open instruction At
Apua the people have refused to elect Deputies con-
tending that the former Chamber illegally dis
solved In other places they have returned their for
mer representatives. On the 25th revolt broke out
among the galley slaves in the Island of Procida
Russia.
The accounts from st. Petersburgh describing the
progress of the cholera more alarming than ever
Up to the Path Of June no less than 1000 cases hSd
officially proclaimed, three fourths of which ult
mately proved fatal
The .augemeine Ze,tung of the ID, has long and
most formidable account of military preparations
going forward in Riga The army, it appears, is fully
equipped for war, and the equipments continue daily
The walls of the fortress bstle with cannon the
troops have received orders hold in read
ness to march at a moments notice. All those absent
leave have been recalled The destination of this
force is said to be Poland and the German frontiers
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their strength with the French ana the Ger.
mans.
India.
Since our last, the overland mail has arrived from
India bringing dates from Calcutta to May Sth and
Bombay to May Goth. The affairs of Moultan had not
assumed any new shape The statements we have al
ready given are substantially confirmed with the ad-
dition that the apothecary, the arterymen and
of the servants Of the mission, who accompanied Mr.
Vans Agnew and Lieutenant Anderson, some of whom
it was supposed had been sacrificed had reached La
hore in safety. The orders for immediate military
operations against the rebeous Dewan have been
suspended for the presents and it is not expected that
any active measures will be taken before the favorable
season in October. With the immense force which
will then be brought against Mooraj he will probably
be speedily reduced to obedience Scinde nd all other
ports Of the British dominions perfectly Tranquil
and business was upon the point Of revivng when the
news Of the French revolution reached India, and
checked the Improvement which was beginning to ma
nifest itself.
Miscellaneous
ADDRESS
of ihe Undersigned Peers and Members of the
House of Commons Connected ,oith Lreland.
We, the Undersigned (peers and members of the
House OF Commons, connected with Ireland) beg
TO call the attention of her Majesty's government
to the following facts:-
LIST That, for time past the formation and sys.
ematic organization of clubs having for their avowed
the PRONUNCIATION of principles and the further
Of views Of the most reasonable, revolutionary,
md dangerous character has been in active operation
n Ireland, and that daily increasing exertions
making to establish such clubs generally throughout
hat portion of the United Kingdom.
ID That one Of the ostensible objects for the for
nation of such clubs is to effect, by violent means,
he repeal of the legislative union between Great Bril-
ain and Ireland
Sd that the manufacture and sale of arms. of the
most dangerous descriptions has been VIGOROUSLY
carried for several months past for the avowed pur
pose Of efectng revolutionary objects by means Of
hysica force that very large body of the popula-
lion Of that country well armed with these form.
1abe weapons and that they also regularly drilled
and instructed in the of them.
We beg leave in the most forcible manner to re-
to the governme mt that the greatest alarm pre-
rails among all her Majestys loyal subjects in Ireland
It the continuance Of a system injurious to the
eace and prosperity of that country and one which
leo mmnenty threatens the curity of property and
lie itself
rived when the experience of the recent in
rance ought to point out to her Majesty's nsters
be danger of delaying any longer to assert the
o suppress the reasonable attempts Which are de-
igned to involve that country in misery and con-
usion as well as to dismember the empire.
We, therefore, urge upon her Majesty's govern
ne mt the imperative duty which devolves upon them
the responsible guardians of the peace the welfare
md the security of the United Kingdom), to adopt de-
ded for the suppression Of these clubs-for
he prohibition of the manufacture and sale arms
nd for the afording to her Maestys loyal subects in
reland that protection to which they entitled
hich they have right to expect and which they are
lot at present enjoying.
We earnestly appeal to the ministers to enforce to
he utmost extent such powers the law affords and
should such powers be found nadequate) to apply to
aria for such other shall be sufcicnt
meets the greatness of the danger with which Ire
md in the first instance, is threatened, but which
lust inevitably involve in ruin the other portions of
be empire
July Z, 1S4S.
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arnham. LIE w. Macnaughten,
OW ..JOnn walsh,
astlereagh. Nathl. Alexander,
TkDey. mos. Bates n.
onoughmore. "A ShaftO Adair.
lengall. .Theobod Jones,
nnis killen. ...............W w. II. Ormsby Gore,
rne. George J.. Dawson