The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

sssr, siiInc ioub. b visited By ths assSn and made
popular emong tourists
meeting Of the unemployed, on the Carlton hill, some
rs entertained for the safety Of the peses but
did exces' 500 and sitter adjournipg the less
mantle precints Of hall temperate resolutions to the
magistrstee were discussed and agreed to
Miscellaneous
RuMoRKp RsupsscE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE IN LArcA-
SHIRE The PEST Pilot ssys" ], 10 not improbsb
but that the ex-kiug may into this ndShbrhsod
Cholsy. II will bs recollected that the late Mr. F. H.
sandsh at his death left many of his best pictures
splendid to the present Mr. standsh the owner
Of Duxbury. This gentleman, understand to visit
Clsremont when It Is not unlikely but that arrange
ments may be made for his ex-msjesty occupying Dux
bury park
The Rev. Mr.. Couolly vent to the Pope with the
american sent to invite his Holiness to into
diplomatic relations with the States The Pope replied
shall have great pleasure n entering into relations
with 20 great nation especially with country in
church, nor church from the government Lister
from the Earl OF Shrewsbury to Mrs. Maury dated
March 18TH lS4s.
and Duchess dAumals, visited tina Duke and the
Duchess Of Cambridge, and the the Duchess Of Gsu.
cester, yesterday.
TIL. exhibition of the works of art in the gallery Of
Letters of the 7th ult state that the Norwegian her
ring fishing likely to prove failure Bergen. At
sevanger, about SOC, 600 barrels have been cured.
On the a,th ut the greater portion Of the town Of
dred and fifty houses fell prey to the flames
The life Of Annette Meyers will be spared. She was
condemned for shooting soldier. in the guards who had
cruelty deceived her.
All proceedings having been abandoned a. to Dr.
Hampden's appointment to the bishopric Hereford
his grace the Archbishop Of Canterbury will proceed to
the conservation on the Goth inst
The ladies connected with the provisional government
are seconding the exertions Of their husbands and
friends to restore Order BY giving spirited balls and
unions.
letter from Copenhagen says that II is the intention
Of tbs King OF Dennark rsunits imss in marriage
with bis second wife, from whom he separated
time since.
Sir ssratford Canning accompanied by Lady Canning
ADD daughters efG London the 18th for CONSTANT
nople via Vienna and Trieste to resume his duties as
British Ambassador at Turkey.
Amongst the various plans adopted in the neighbor-
hood Of Sunderland to enable parties to emigrate to
America. is of novel character. that Of seveya al
hundred persons joining in Of IL each the person
drawing tho prize ticket to take the whole of the money
II is proposed to elect NJ, Guizot member of the
Athereum Club; but several members have protested
against his admission. Why? M. Gu,zot is historian
His political sins apperain to this statesman not the
man of letters
The public expenditure Of Great Britain and ireland
for the ls47, ESQ 22a 900; Of France fo
l24 The charges the consolidated fund in England
amounted to fsl s2 0OO leaving 10 900 for army
navy. SO in France to ELS, OUo leaving ear 262
l24 for the same purposes.
The linen manufacturers of Ceurtrav and Rouers
have addressed petition to the Chambers praying that
the government be authorised grant them loan
to enable them to continue the employment Of 5000 to
5000 workmen, who vim otherwise be lett completely
destitute The demand has been favorably received,
and assistance promised.
Liverpool Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, Of Sesforh Hail. to
Miss Susan Cushman, lately Of Boston, Massachusetts
One Weeks History OF Europe.
From the Liverpool Journal, March 25
The present week has witnessed the death Of des-
potism in Western Europe Vienna has followed the
FROM the storm he had invited but the Emperor NOR.
discreet than Louis Philippe, remained tho popular
monarch Of . popular movement.
This great event, moro important than tho French
revolution took place on the 18th The people guided
by the heads Of the learned bodies presented . me
the press and other organic reforms Tho council vas
sitting but being unable to give prompt reply the
deputaon became entered the chamber, and
people several lives were Lost but in the midst Of the
tumult the council demanded tho dismissal Of Meter
mich 81 have resigned, said he entering the chamber
at the moment. The reply doubtful compliment
-" You have saved your country" Tho degradation Of
ceased; the military were withdrawn; the students
were permitted to arm themselves at the depot; q
burgher guard wa. formed and on the l4th order
restored Tbs people In their triumph offered other
ndignty TO the modern mayor of the palace than that
Of burning him in etngy on g.ilow. opposite his owD
the meantime had hastily quilted Vienna
Msttsrnich was the political Llama which the allied
monarchs Of the ssrth worshipp.d him, and Germany
endured him because it had only escaped from the
of war, and deemed exemption from the presence
Of French soldiers sufficient hsppiness reconcile
them to any system Of government provided claimed
10 any way to be national Though small man him
self Metternich was great among still smaller IL
the struggle with Napoleon precedence was given to
Austrs and IS the minister OF tho Emperor succeeded
10 imprsssin himself early on the then Czr the pres
tiOa m m IN
be at last destroyed, Indirectly, by that France
.hich he detssted Hi. DOWNFALL has liberated
Germany from the thraldom Of deusion a. to
his potency; but his name 10 eternal the last of
Of Statesmen who regarded desposm the best
deemed no sacrifice too great In ltaiv h. butchsred
the peoples IN Gscis the mobiles His fall ibsrates the
numerous Ireland: of Austria; and We wait with impa
gary, and Poland Rebellion slumb, In Italy; Bohemia
ripe for nsurrection and the report it, that Hun
gary has shaken Of obedience Whatever may Be the
consequence In the dependent States quite certain
that Germany il free Petty sovoreigns every
where made the desired eoncessions and Prussia had
provided for reforms previous TO demonstration in the
streets Of Berlin, which could leave doubt ON the
mind of the king that nothing less than
government would satisfy the people.
sovereigDe like other pecpe exposed to the i'd.
mission Of that weakness which seeks comfort in frat
rule are not ke, to be shaken Cd with nsurrtctiopary
facility The partislities Of the past will hardly fail to
cling 10 them; and absolutism will appear probably
only the more charming when contrased with the
freedom of constitutional manners. The tendency In
them doubt will be to relapse into arbitrary power
but it 10 not likely that tho occasion will afford much
room for temptation. Liberty Is novelty In Germany
and the people will love 1t the more for its newnets
Jealous OF power lately exercised they will watch
their infant freedom with all the love and anxiety
OF parent The creation Of national guards will give
them the power of making their will respected; and
the fear Is, Iot that they will be indifferent. but that
they viii on the side of excessive watchfulness
The movement in Germany relieves Europe from the
apprehension Of general There longer exists
potent despotism ready to crush Franco dangerous
example to reighbcring States All nations now re-
evolutionary and sympathy has taken the place Of fear
snd hate Free States with kindred can
doubt quarrel 90 well ss despotisms but the chances
France however 10 In that equvocal state from which
nlinds might see escape but in Fortunate
y for the peace Of Europe her though large not