Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

German Parliament passed, by immense ma
jorlties, two important sections of the new
German Constitution. The first of these sec
tions declares that no part Of the German em
pire can form one State with non-Germanl
countries and the second enacts, that il {
German country is under the rule of the sam
sovereign with non-German one the relation
OF the two countries are to be settled accord
ing to the principles Of a mere personal union
II remains to be seen in what manner il vii
be attempted to apply these enactments to tn
Austrian empire, which they would throw in
TO nextrcable confusion.
WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA.
occupation of Bucharest, and that all business
is at stand. 1t was feared that the Turk
would be followed by force of 40 900 Rus
slams, and that collision would ensue between
them at Balde, as their mutual hatred is mex
tingushable.
The Alba Of Florence, publishes lette
from Venice which states that another revolu
ton had broken out but does not give any par
ticulars.
The Cholera appears to have greatly declin
ed in most parts of Europe and Asia where il
has recently prevailed.
Letters from Tarbes announce that the DO.
tato disease has appeared in the worst form in
the department of the Upper Pyrenees.
An immense Peace meeting was held al
Exeter Hall, London, few days since, a,
which it was resolved that war was justifi-
able under NO circumstances.
A letter from Madrid, says The arrests
have been very numerous within the last two
days. Between seventy and eighty persons
were taken up the night before last, and above
one hundred last night, on suspicion of being
concerned in some intended PrOgressista move
ment.
The civil war continues in Catalonia and
Arragon, and the cruelties committed at Villa
longo have, as might naturally have been ex.
pected, excited rcprisals on the part of Crabre-
ra.
Letters from Algesiras, and the Cadz pa
pers speak of a conspiracy having been discov-
cred there, Of which the objects were to seize
convoy of money, to set at liberty 200 polit
cal prisoners, at Algesiras, assassinate the mil
itary commander, DC.
A letter from Van Dieman's Land mentions
dreadful LOSSES amongst sheep from the ca
tarrh. One gentleman has lost j, is said co.
600 sheep, another 10000, and several from
10000 to IL, 900 each.
Several shocks of earthquake have recently
been felt at Dover and adjacent parts of Eng
land.
Much excitement has lately been caused in
Essex and the adjacent counties of England by
the preaching of farmer named Dinge, who
states that the Millennium or Second Advent of
Christ is at hand.
The Female Democratic Clnb of Berlin
have demanded of the Prussian Assembly tha,
instant relief shall be granted to all the females
out Of employ, and threaten rebellion in case
Of refusal.
Fourteen persons were killed by the falling
in of the walls of Wilson a. Sons Sugar Re-
hnery, Glasgow, recently.
A new act abolishing Imprisonment for debt
in Ireland, for sums not exceeding l0l., except
n case of damages for slander, seduction or
has gone into operation.
Some of the Paris National Guard have heen
10 pay visit of coincidence to Louis PHILIPPE
At Charlemont.
The Charts, prisoners under sentence TO
for life, will soon sail for Van
Dieman's Land