The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-15
IN ELLiGENCE KUN EOHOTE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
OF THE
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TRIAL AND SENTENCE OF mitchell.
IMPEACHMENT OF LOUIS BLANC.
&c. &c. sc.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday Evening, June

Interesting Summary Of European Intelligence.
II is only filtysx hours since sent you letter,
by the good ship Washington; but in the year 1913,
few hours are often richer in events, than month
in more settled times. Curious as 1t may seem
the sentence of transportation for fourteen years on
John Mitchell, has caused a greater STIR amongst
the London chartists, than amongst the Dubllners,
unless there is an underhand movement on foot
Subscriptions it is true, being raised, and large
sums have been subscribed for Mrs. Mitchell and
her family. The United hishman is changed into
to the Fsion as compliment to John Mitchell.
wish now to warn you against any exaggerated ac-
counts of outbreaks that may reach you. AS
person on the spot, am capable of giving you
correct idea of what is going on; and before n new
panic Is created, must ask all men who are likely
TO be more or less concerned, to turn ready ear
to what am saying.
For the last three nights we have had large char
fist meetings. at the usual places for these displays
such as Stepney Green, Cerkenwell Green, &c.
At each of these meetings, the usual quantum of
slang vile language, and bombas, has been spouted
forth by the sefelected Agamemnons and Aaxes,
and like the Greek captains before Troy, they are
not waning in disputes amongst themselves.
These men are driven from their battle ground by
q small band of constabes. 1t is true they pelt
real intention of instruction amongst them--some
line of preconcerted action would show itself.
They have not one man of any note head to guide
them and all they do to honest citizens to shut
their shops for fear Of having their windows smashed
Of the most unruly arrested and sent
to the house of correction regret to say that last night
of the Polce'Inspectors stabbed by cowardy
villain in the Leg but the whole affair is too small, in
Its present shape, for me to dwell longer upon it.
The adjourned debate on the navigation laws
last night, and again adjourned. The state Of
the West India colonies is source Of much discus
thing be done but do not exactly agree on what
is to be done Lord John Russell has notified that
would communicate to the House the course the 60
vernment would think At to adopt. The noble lord
also announced his intention that he would move
Monday next to bring in bill to alter the form Of
the oath to be taken by members before being admit
ted to their seats in Parliament This is owing to tho
rejection Of the Jewish disabilities bill in the Lords
The explanations of Lord Palmerston, respecting
Bulwers dismissal have not yet been laid before Par
lament; but full explanation will be demanded.
1t is next Friday, and not to-day that Parliament
adjourns.
The principal feature Of the foreign news is the i'm
parchment of Louis Blanc for participation in the late
attempt against the National Assembly, and the dis
mssal of NJ Emile Thomas, e pere des curriers' as he
of the sitting in which he impeached. Paris is
continually the qui rirs, the rappe beaten. and
in fact residence at Paris, at the present moment
would be death to any old lady of nervous tempera-
ment The fall in French securities Of every descrp
ton is consequently very great
The news from Italy is very important The union
of Lombardy with Piedmont is decided upon and tho
kingdom of Upper Italy under the sceptre Of Carlo
Alberto, will be proclaimed in day or two but the
great event of the campaign is on the eve of taking
place. General Nugent having failed In his attacks
unop Treyso entered suddenly and has succeeded in
joining Radetzky with 10000 men at Verona The
great 6aie Of Laan independence u.s. therefore, perhaps
being fought al this present moment, aud liberty and ~
of battle, lend his aid to the righteous Peschie
has been regularly bombarded, its forts silenced
but it has not surrendered. Radetzky must, for no.
sake, sally from his stronghold to relieve it. The
Goth Of May is the anniversary of the great victory
gained by the Lombard league over the Emperor Free
derrick Barbarossa. History is rich in condolences,
and it may not be unlikely that this day selected
beforehand by Providence, to chastsc anew the ty
Tho horrible massacre at Naples has created feel
ing of universal horror aud the throne OF the Re Bonn
batore toters beneath him He has recaed his troops
from the Italian cause and General Pope, who
mands them after calling council Of his officers
titled his intentions of dsobeying him. He loud
y checred and the consequence is that the Neapoli-
tan troops have de facio forsakcn their monarch.
Trieste Is closely blockaked by the combined fleets
of Naples. Sardinia and Venice, and bombardment
Is expected Trieste is to Austria what Hamburg is to
the North Of Germany The citadel commands the
The Denmark question is not yet settled The king
of Prussia has ordered General Wrangel to withdraw
his troops from Jutland. and this has been done e.
gotiations on foot for peace and then suddenly
the arrives that the Danes have attacked the
Germans and routed them with great slaughter, and
that united Russian Danish. and Swedish fleet has
made its appearance mt Cronstadt.
Germany Is in the most unsettled state.
The Emperor Of Austria has established his court at
but subectsD there according to the last
counts no less than 200 barbados erected in the
streets Of Vienna the Inhabitants determined to
exact the fuhm, mt Of all the concessions they
PEELED the Emperor to make to them; the Emperor
refused aud the Sclavonc population of Hungary and
Bohemia have seized upon the occasion to make
the Emperor a pretext to throw off all ecton
with the Teutsnic races, who they say, have ILL
treated their good Emperor'-and they now wish the
Emperor to form great Sclavonic empire
Prussia is in most unsettled state. The Prince Of
Prussia has left London for Berlin. The Prussan
stitdept assembly is sitting but the only characte
rstic of their discussions yet is violent language
and uproar. The German parliament IL sitting at
Frankfort, and has determined to rule all Germauy-a
determination which Hanover, Wurtemberg and Ba-
varia have resolved to resist the kings do not like
being dictated to by parliament. the members of
which elected by universal suffrage from all
many Is az TAR from being realised the theory of
the organic alton du traraH, by NJ. Louis Blanc,
impcachcd for treason, by the National Assembly.
Spain is quet-rather uneasy about this Buwer af-
fair-au endcavoring to strengthen herself internally,
by conciating the Carlists
From Constantinople, the latest advccs are to the
18th nit. The cholera had broken out there with
ncwed vgor. From Egypt the accounts of the health
Of Aiehemet Ali are still that he cannot live long His
different European powers Sir Stratfsrd Canning has
MOVEMENT
Our French Correspondence.
PARIS May 25, 1s4s.
The Massacre at Naples-Perfdy Of Ferdinand.
This evening Paris is agitatcd by the certain infor
nation of the massacre Of the National Guards and