The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-21

also thank the Waterman for his extraordinary exsr
tions in saving from watery grave The police
men have also poby done their duty In taking in
to custody and in doing have acted with the great
est possible delicacy and propriety My words. how
ever are utterly poweress in attempting to give OK
preston to the gratitude which ! feel towards the
physician and surgeon, and directors Of Kings Col
lege Hospital and every other being who connect
cd with that establishment for their measures Of hu
me while under their care. They every one OF them
and one and all treated most kindly, and I hope
the public press will favor me by making my grateful
ieenngs known to the country at large
Mr. JANoIsr,I am sure that they will do so.
Mr.. Frederick Lucas Of % Pembroke square, and
MIR. James Parrish, Of Lancaster place, Waterloo
Bridge, were then accepted bail for Mr. Steele who
immediately retired bowling very politely but trem
The unfortunate gentleman seemed TO feel very
venerable and detected appearance enlisted the sym
pathies of the whole Of the crowded assembly
Affairs In Italy.
MILAN, April 20, 1913.
AS to the question of our interior affairs in the
principal towns, such Milan, Venice, Turin,
Genoa, Bologna, Leghorn, NC, two parties, per-
ectly distinct, may be remarked, the constitution
allsts and the republicans, both having different
objects in view. The former desire to form a sin
gle State of Lombardy, Piedmont, Venice, Parma
and Modena, comprising nearly twelve millions of
inhabitants, and with Charles Albert as King The
number at Milan, Venice and even Bologna are d.
vded INTO two sections, the unialres and federasts,
both of whom, however, propose Plus X as Pre-
sident Of the Grand Italian Republic. A decisive
battle, If gained by Charles Albert, would give IL
great preponderance to the constitutional party,
who desire the formation of all upper Italy into one
State. The electoral law for the convocation of
the Assemble Constitnante Of Lombardy, is just
now occupying attention of course, whatever
part Milan may take, will exercise great infiu-
ence the rest of the north of Italy. MN. MAJ
Uni, Canutl, Martanelli, Berche and other Italian
patriots, are at present at Milan. M Gioberti is
eXDecteu from Paris and nreu ar heinO
made tor demonstration IN his honor
The German Diet.
FRANKFoRT-oN-TlE MAINE, April "a.
The committee of ffty-six lthe number has been
increased by the admission of the Austrian depu-
nes) had yesterday two very tempestuous sttings.
The following resolutions were adopted after pro-
tracted and violent debate:-
The LIST OF May is to be maintained the day
fixed by the preparatory assembly for the meeting
OF the constituent assembly. The constitution of
the assembly will depend upon the number of depu-
ties already arrived This constitution must at
all events be complete before the 18th of May
next. The committee is to require the Germanic
Diet to abstain from any further decision in this
respect The last resolution was adopted by "
members against Il.
The committee resolved also unanimously that
the president Is to insist upon the completion
of the Diet, as most of the former members of that
federal body have ceased to sit, and no new depu-
ties have been appointed IN their place.
The German Clubs, Sc.
BERLIN, April q, lS4S
The editor of the democratic ultra radical Jour
nal, Volks-feund, having published an article ex-
citing the people to revolt and to mareat the mi.
nisters was arrested yesterday by the police, and
will be placed on his trial. Measures of this
ture are absolutely necessary in all similar cases.
IL Is time that the editors of the young free press
should comprehend the distinction between the
free use and licentious abuse of their privileges
The number OF clubs increases daily. One of
these has been established mt Potsdain, with the
view of counteractng the supposed reaction The
ubpr rI TltI, xs,hI oh, oc
this force, are busy occupied in its organization,
met on Friday, and decided that they would reject
all and every regulation or law touching the orga-
nization OF the corps that should not be established
with the previous consent and concurrence of the
Bmgc'cehr itself. The meeting, called national,
has drawn up an accusation against the ministry
Tor having done their duty-that is, for having re-
solved to put down all attempts at anarchy and
bloodshed by peaceable and legal means. Held,
one OF the chiefs OF this assembly, has given in
his resignation, but is to harangue them at "he
tents y this evening.
A club of Diemtsboten (servants) has been form
ed. Among the nnumerabe placards that deface
the walls and trees, is announcing a meeting
OF this club also for this evening. On the other
hand, very sensible address Of a workman at
tracts great attention 1t calls upon these classes
not to dig their own graves by listening and
following the bad councils of treacherous anar-
chists, and also observes that, as the people
during many years, patiently submitted to
yrannical and irresponsible ministry, IT Is but
just to give a fair trial to well-intentoned
and responsible cabinet. Underneath this, is an
address from the German population on both banks
OF the Warte, an afiluent Of the Neze POsen,)
calling upon all Germans to stand by them In de-
fence of their hearths, laws, and lives, against the
Poles, and accusing General Wlessen OF having
accorded delay of three days to the latter, the bet
ter to enable them to and concentrate, in lieu
OF disarmlng and dispensing them. But so numerous
are the pacards and addresses posted in every
cnrner, that it would require more space and time
than can be afforded even to furnish prScis This
day easter Sunday IN lieu of bringing forth, as
usual, brilliant equlpages, gay military cavaliers,
and brilliant tolettes, boasts of little brllllancy-
Not dozen private carriages are to be seen. Not
single officer is met with, and the ladies', of whom
few make their appearance, are more than usually
modest in their attire. Dark colored groups stroll
or stand conversng upon the Linden. The palaces
and public buildings guarded by the bmgerehr,
in their common dresses, without cross-belts, APP
pear forlorn and dreary. Groups of students, with
sabres In their hands, and white "wide-awakes'
on their heads, perform the internal duty ut the
kings and other palaces. In that of the Prince Of
Prussia on whlck are chalked in large characters,
p" National Elgenthume" (national property de-
tachnent OF these young men are seen sitting at
the open window, on the ground floors, with their
beer glasses before them. Freedom is beautiful
goddess, but her votaries have a most unmannerly
and ugly mode OF proclalmmg her virtues Right
or wrong, the public feeling against the Prince OF
Prussia is so unanimous that his return to Berlin,
at all events, for many months, would be hazardous
BY an ordonnace, fixing in Austria the mode OF
election to the German Parliament, there will bea
deputy for every 10000 souls; thus 100 members
will represent Austria at this assembly.
The electoral committee of Catholics at Cologne
have just voted (2ltD an address to the king, in
which they declare, that although opposed to the
Indirect elections, they ask, for the sake of order,
and out of respect to the existing laws, that the APP
preaching elections may take place in the mode
marked out by the electoral law, as 1t at present is
Foreign Thcatricals.
The London Chronicle of the 18th ult, says:-Jenny
Lind will mako hsr first appearance for the
Thursday the 4th May in her avorte part Of Amins,
in the opera Of La onuambua.'' A tenor
Signor Labocetto, Of whom report speaks highly will
make his debut at her Maestys theatre tomorrow la
the part of Count Almaviva. which occasion La
blache will ILL., but him can do the part Of
Bartolo Perrot arrived last night, and will shortly
appear Tadolini is her way here and expected in
n few days Pauina Viardot Garcia (the sister OF Ma
libran arrived in town yesterday and will appear ON