The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-09

the valley oil IONA, ana approached the 1rOntcrs
of Tclno; the greater part of the Italians held La
stelvio; had entered the valley Of Munster, where
they deposed their arms. The number of Italian
soldiers who have taken refuge In the canton of
the Grison, exceeds 5000. The Tuscan ministry
is formed as follows:-Mlno Capponi, President;
Giorgini, Foreign Affairs; Samminiatelti, Inte-
nor; Maggel, Justice; Piovacarri, Finance; Mar
gucchi, Public Instruction; Capei, Worship; Bel
homini, War. The new Sandman ministry have
protested against the armstice entered into with
Austria.
The new ministry accepts the armlstce as a
military contract, but not the base of peace 1t
accepts the mediation of England and France, and,
at the same time, makes preparations for the ma
tional defence.
Letters from Rome, under date of the 18th,
whice reached London this morning, state that the
city was tranquil, notwithstanding the en-
deavor on the part of the revolutonlsts to
disturb the peace. On the 18th two bat
taions of the Civic Guard, who volunteered to
march to the assistanc OF their brothers in Bologna
repaired to the square of the Quirinal, to receive
the Pope's benediction. Pope Plus the Ninth
addressed them, but his agitation was such that
his words could not be heard. When he bestowed
on them his benediction, however, he distinctly
SAID -
"Peace be with you
To which the military and people responded
Courage, Holy Father"
The Pope having been attacked, now openly
spoke of war, but his only reliance was on French
intervention, which he earnestly demanded from
M. Bots lie Sainte, during the two days that envoy
remained IN Rome. The new ministry have just
published the protest, from which we make the
following extracts =
"Under the grave circumstance IN which the
country is now placed, it is not trifilng task
to enter on the direction of the govern
ment. 1t is not, therefore, surprising that the
composition Of the present ministry has been at
tended with some difficulty. If now, however, it
presents itself with confidence to the country,
strong in the proofs it has gwen of sincere love to
the country on the part of Its members, and the
conviction that no one can exceed it In devoted
ness to the Italian cause, the ministry which
has just retired has seen the accomplishment of
its last misfortune. 1t has not been discouraged,
and 1t has made an appeal to the energies of the
country. The one that succeeds 1t will initiate
Its example, and make, if possible, still greater
efforts to re-compose the army, and to arm the
ded must be respected as a military fact but
1t cannot be accepted political compromise
which destroys the fats accomplis, and serves as
the basis OF ulterior negotiation; but two great
friendly nations, who claim respect for nationali-
ties, and second the development of the liberty of
the people, having offered their mediation TO put an
end to a war which became a European one, and
to secure an honorable peace, the ministry halls,
with gratitude, the friendly and dlsinterested CO.
operation of the two medlating powers. 1t is
proper that the two powers, fully approaching the
actual situation of Italy, and the causes which have
led to the war, will know how to arrive at dura-
BILE and honorable arrangements, which may be ac-
ceptable, and which will avoid the less necessity
of war, which, from the order and generosity of
the nation, and the generous support of our power
full neighbors, cannot be OF doubtful result
Holland.
The Amsterdam Bourse was less active, and
little business doing but prices, of the leading
securities, were not altered. Wheat was IN less
active demand, at St. Petersburg, on the 10Th.
Hemp and tallsw were without alterations.
Antwerp advices do not report any Improvement
in trade, but quote Exchange on London, at % 80.
Russia.
Dates from Vienna to-day. states that the cholera
was spreading with fearful rapidly.
The Russian revolution is conhadicted.
The Chartist Districts.
MANCHESTER Saturday, August 26-2 P. NJ
The local authorities now pretty easy in their
minds that they have completely effected the entire
of chartsm NEVERTHELESS the police
the guard, and active ever, and watching
the movements Of the body. From all gather.
they are chap-fallen By the energetic and prompt
in which arrested expect nothing
else but conviction against all those who indicted
Private meetings of the body still held but be-
eve it is emily for the purpose Of devisng to
enable those indicted tomake proper defenc 1t is
reported that the police have still number Of war
rants on hand unexecuted There is not the least
apprehension of riot by any one in the city.
BOLTON, August &c, 1S4S
The chartists here continue to meet netwithstand-
ing the blow which the has struck at the
body in other localities the inhabitants however
not the least apprehe nsve Of any outbreak the po
lice ygilant, and from what collect, intend
to make a haul Of the chief spouters at the same
time the chartts manifest great caution in their eff
forts to elude the police.
The authorities we are convinced, know all and
point out the names Of every one of the clubbists.
BRADFORD, August 20, 1s4s.
We pretty quiet since the arrest of the lead
ing chartiss which took place during the of the
present week 1t reported that the trials of the
parties arrested conspiracy to do deeds of violence
and bloodshed to unexpected extent will be brought
forward and, usual spies informers will do the
deed Ten Of the leaders of the chartist body
within the grasp the law for reasonable conspiracy
The police at night, perambulate the streets, armed
with cutastes
MANCHESTER, August &c, 1sis.
favorable weather exercises very injurious influence
this market. Very little business is doing and to-
day holders OF goods to realize, must accept rather
lower prices Very few transactions in goods fer India
going on manufacturers and merchants regarding
the last as very unfavcrable. In yarns, a somewhat
frmer feeling prevailed and yesterday and to-day
xeral larce orders given ont which had