The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18

ed the has returned to it's allegiance to the
Grand Duke who the 18th issued order of the
day permitting the National Guards of Pisa and of
other places to return to their homes there
further occasion for their services at Leghorn.
Switzerland.
Letters from Berne, of the I'D ult announce that
the Diet had approved the resolutions of its committee
recommendiug-1. That the Federal Directory should
write TO the Government OF Vienna protesting against
the measures adopted by Marshal Rsdetzky towards
the natives of Lombardy who had taken refuge in the
canton Of Tecino, and demanding their revocation.
That two Federal Commissaries should be emit into
the Tecno to protect the interests of the Confsers
ton 3 That two bat&ions Of infantry and a COM
pany of carbneers should be marched in
to that canton.
Denmark.
The Danish government Issued an official circular,
contradictng the report that 1t to accept
any notifications the nditons of the armistice.
Tangiess.
The National publishes y letter from private
respondent, dated Taugiers, 18th inst, which an
nounces that the derences existing between the Bril-
fish government and the Emperor of Morocco about
to be arranged amcsbly The dispute which has
arisen between the Spsniards and the Moors has on
the contrary become more complicated The position
of the garrison of Mela has become intolsrabe The
people OF the Riff fire daily at least twelve or fifteen
cannon shot into that town from single piece, pre-
scented to them by Add ell RAIDER. A sortie made by
the garrison to capture the unlucky gun had nearly
the loss of the fort since then the my
have become troublesome Spanish ship-of
war has made its appearance at Tangiers, but it has
produced no effect the Moorish minister, Sidi Bou
Sellam, who refuses to give any satisfaction to the
Spaniards.
The dates osthe advices are Calcutta. August 7th
Bombay, August 5th Madras August 18th, and Hong
Kong, July 25th
The intelligence brought by this arrival with respect
to the state of Mootan continues to be of the
most encouraging kind
The united forces of Edwardes, Cortlandt and our
ally the Nswaub, were, by the last advices encamped
not far from Mootan, but were unable to commence
operations against the fort owing to want Of artle
~. A requsitioD for siege train was forwarded to
the Resident at Lahore, and by him transmitted to
Calcutta, where a special council was held, ge.
neray believed for the purpose of deciding the
quest What we're the precise deliberations Of the
preme conclave not known /; but in the meantime
force had commenced its march to the assistance of
Edwardes.
We regret to learn that this force had already suf
fered considerably on its march from Lahore.
With regard to Moolraj himself accounts vary; one
represents him having sent a nesse niger to Lieu
tenant Edwardes Offering to surrender il his life
spared another, on the contrary. reports him as
busily engaged in STRENGTHENING the defsnces of his
stronghold and in making every preparation for
desperate resistance Neither Of these statements,
however, derived as they necessarily are from native
newsmongers class OF people only too prone to in
vention, can be implicitly relied on
Lahore itself perfectly tranquil Two native
soldiers implicated in the late cons piracy had been
hanged, and considerable progress had been made in
tracing the rami6catons of the plot to which it
ascertained that the Dewan Moolraj had been privy
fer a length Of time.
Not the slightest symptom of disposition to sympa.
thze with the revolters had been manifested in any of
the adjoining countries. In Scnde all was tranquil
in Afghanistan, Dost Mahomed was reported to b.
planning an expedition against Balkh. From neither
Scinde Peshawur have We any news of interest
Bombay Letters contain news Of Importance,
but we regret to have to announce the deaths Of
Sir R. Oliver comma 81. in chief and superinten-
dent Of the Indian navy, and Commodore John Pep
per- acting naval storekeeper and senior officer Of the
Indian navy.
der date July 25:-"Genera quiet prevails at Canton
and the other ports. Here have little to mark
general amongst the garrison of the e5th regiment in
particular, arising probably from the early and
usual heat otherwise the colony is generally healthy
days since In the Hugh Walker. There has been
some activity in trade in Canton"
The Cholera In England.
The startling announcement that Asiatic cholera
has made its way into England, has appeared. Ac-
cording to the Eastern Counties Herald of Thursday
having occurred on board vessel now lying at Hull,
and the Government has sent down Dr.. Sutherla nd
from the Board Of Health, to make inquiry, and give
directions as to what steps ought to be taken.
OBIruARY.-On the 18th instant the Queen Dows-
ger Of Naples On the 4th instant at Poona, Commo-
dose . John Psppe, On the 5th August, at Bycua;
the Indian Navy On the 18th instant, at Chelten-
ham Lieut. Col H. B. Everest, la te of the 9th Royals.
late Of the Royal Marines. On the 2ad instant, at
Broadstairs Lieut. Gen Sir C. w. Maxwell, Colonel Of
lin the celebrated Father Gent formerly an advO
cate in Italy On the Goth May, at Sydney, New
South Wales, Lieut.. General Sir Maurice O'Connell,
in Chief of the forces in New South Wales
On the Goth instant, at Ramsgate, Captain Polhil,
late NJ p for Bedford the author Of several pubca-
tions Of merit and for many years lessee Of Drury
Lane Theatre.
Foreign TheatrlcaIs.
Jenny Lind is creating more excitement in Dublin
ncunced for the 10th Of October, and the box Office
has just been opened Some idea he formed Of the
commotion by the folio ling, which we copy from the
yesterday morning the box Office of the Theatre
Royal was opened for the purpose Of giving the public
der 70 he he
downright positive excitement manifested-nearly as
n ahpln he nm, TINA As RI
10 O'Clock, carriages cars, gigs and other vehicles
drove from all directions towards the Talbot Arcade
OF the theatre soon became crowded. The arcade
itself was thronged by human beings-young Ia
in the crowd. They did not complain in the
least Of the pushing and crushing which they
dured The fact is the scene could not be lkened to
anything we know Of Men came out Of the box Office
with smiling faces and tern coats (black freck and
dress) not thinking of the garments at all but look
ing with comPacency on their tickets, and enved by
their less fortunate neghbors who could get in
pay their several thirty shillings for many box
seats Altogether aughablc to witness the eager
with which the crowd pressed forward to
places Some policemen were present to keep order (
and the party who procured ticket tickets had to
take up position before old friend, Mr. Barry
the box keeper The theatre has been measured from
pit to top gallery. and eighteen inches allowed for
each The seats have been all numbered and the
persons procuring tickets receive corresponding
bers so that no Inconvenience, annoyance, disap
pontment can occur, as each ticket holder will be
shown to the eeat corresponding with the number.
The side passages at the pit have been supplied with
seats and the exact number Of seats will be disposed
Of that crush will be experienced by the vsiters
who have paid for hearing the gifted vocalist whose
visit has caused such sensation amongst the play going
people Of the city,
After the duest time experienc ei in theatricas
in London-there is an air OF business and note Of
preparation for the coming winter The Lyceum |
opens on Monday next, Oct 2 under the managem ent
Of Madame Yestris and Mr.. Charles Matthews. The |
Haymarket is about to undergo q thorough renova- |
ton in the interior and will open about the end of
october, with its own proper company, and sup
pose the Legitimate business The Prncess's COM
papy are also called together by advertisement The
Saders Wells and the Adephi opened on Wednesday,
the 9th inst. both houses being crowded.
The Dstin family, who have been delighting the !
Liverpool public during the past week will give fare
well concert at Drury Lane, the 9th of October
previous to their departure for America.
NJ. Wilson will leave in the Britannia The follow