The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28

rity could not dispose of sufficient force to prevent
these acts Of sndalism and Lieutenant Field marshal
the Count of Lamberg wounded by the people
AS to the burgher guard they did not take to arms
II the had evacuated the town by this
deplorabe events seem but prelude to
bloody, and every day have further intelligence of
reiterated plumber aud fresh murders. The general
meeting of the German Constitutional Committee
held the 30th April The sitting calm ut the
mencement but scarcely had the second orator made
report the ministerial respecting the de-
putes to be sent to the Frankfort Parliament when the
ultraC zechs began to cry out The Germans trai
tors Down with the Germans ~ The President declar-
ed the sitting over and the meeting broke up in the
greatest confusion. 1t was with difficulty the speak
could be protected against the fury of the Czech by
some of the most moderate among them There at pre-
sent exists ably between the Czechs and Germans
A reconciliation has become next to impossible and
fearful combat is hourly expected.
The instruction in the Grand Duchy Of Baden Is
completely put down.
From Italy the is satisfactory for the of
Radetxky is regularly bockaded in Verona. Charles
Albert though somewhat tardy in his movements, has
driven the Austrians over the Adge and II General
Nugent does not effect junction with Radetzky, he
will be starved out In forcing the Adige the Sandman
troops commanded by the King In person, who
was Obliged to lay about him Justify with his sword
avoid capture by three bold Austrian dragons An
ustran general and two majors were slain besides
by Archduke Sgismund son of the Viceroy Of Milan,
fine young fellow, though he has the hanging under
lip of his uncle the Emperor. But one of the most
signs of the times is that the Pope has been
compelled to declare to Austria 1t the Pope
peace
on earth the people insisted. The 1Genoa Gasette
gives the following account of the whole. affair
The Pope having refused, General the Duke of Rig
informed his Holiness that he could not count
| upon the Civic Guard, who occupied oil the posts,
watching especially the dwellings of the Cardinals
Della Genga and others gardes-drue Doria, Cor
sn Mamian and Others waited the Pope and be-
seeched him to yield he obstinate in his refusal
but ultimately allowed himself to be convinced by Ma
miami Mamiani announced to the people that the
ministry remained in, with the exception Of Cardinal
Anotelli, who was replaced by himself (MamanD, and
that the ministry was to possess full power over all
temporal affairs including war The official Gazette
of the LIST Of May to produce this decision of the
was seized was read to the public on the capitol by Il
senator. Mamani harangue1 the people from the bal
cony of the Casino de Negozan and declared the fol-
lowing points Il No priest was to be called to any
public Office whatsoever 2. Formal declaration of
3. Plus TX. at the head of the government. 4. Daily
official bulletin of the grand army s. Invitation the
youth of the Roman States to arm and drive the bar
| barians from Italy Some arrests have taken place
and the commandment of Ancona is especially spoken Of
| The Roman people perfectly united. The cardi-
nails seeing the impossbility OF getting away
sembed round the Pope who, it is said, had made every
IN lor & mn I ne nj tS mao
in expelling the Austrans and the Austrian Minister
to be sent away from Rome Austria and the Jesuts
had invented cabal in virtue Of which all the German
| bishops menaced the Pope with a schism, in he
| should declare against Austria
You win from all this that Europe is in pretty
| mess
Denmark has notified to the different powers the
blockade Of the Elbe, and all the German ports They
| their hands on. The commerce of Hamburg is at a
dead stop and those good burghers wrthng under
the infection. They are arming their steamers
and trading vessels to force the blockade nd will in
| all probability, "catch Tartar"
The attitude of Russia in this affair is most mystic
| rious. few weeks will probably show-conjecture
were idle. The mediation of England has been accept
ed, if we to trust Lord Palmerston assertion The
| Danes, however have been driven out of Scheswg,
and the Prussans are now in possession Of Frederca
| in Jutland
The meddling of Lord Palmerston in the affairs of
| brought hornets
He has had the whole correspondence before the
House. and has bee successfully submitted to the lash
of Lord Stanley and other members. Lord Lansdowne
endeavored to excuse him, and was near making the
matter by showing disunion in the councils Of
the ministry. The matter will now drop.
| on Monday
Six persons were killed last night, by a collision on
| the Great Western Railway.
| The Austrians have blockaded Venice by sea-
The favorable turn Of affairs in France has acted fa
vorably funds but the state of Europe is
settled that the lapse between this mail and the next
may completely upset every thing.
England is perfectly quiet. bright sun and clear
| sky. The drawing rooms have commemorative town
| is full Of beauty and fashon-and the Swedish night
ngale chrps forth her golden notes to crowded au-
diences. Ireland is in stdtu quo
1t refreshing to turn from the of blood and
warfare, to the promising aspect of Americas younger
the opening of the National Assembly. The Provi-
sional Government have since resigned their power
A good deal of discussion took place about the new
form of government. An Executive Commission of
Government has been formed Of five members, as fol-
| lows -
Arago. .......... .725 Lamartine. .6S3
GARNER Pages .715 Ledru Rollin. -. Ass
Marie .702
These five are the government, with power to APP
point the members Of the different government depart
ments.
That Lamartne had so few votes is to be attributed
to a speech of his in defence Of Ledru Rolin, who
would otherwise have been excluded 1t is reported
here to-day that Ledru Rollin has resigned.
| Louis Blanc is completely cut out.
The following is the composition Of the National As
semby, as given by the Commune de Paris:--
Members Of the ex-Chamber of Deputies. ..129
Magistrates and Advocates. ................ i'll
Clergy ................. ............... IL
Physicians. ................ II
Ouvriers. ............... "a
Manufacturers. Observation-Disclosures. 3S
| Military NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
| Municipal magistrates. 80
Commssaries of government and employees. 63
Literary men and journalists. ............... 81
Farmers. Observation-Disclosures. 16
Engineers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
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