New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

,ssh a m.a AZ Sir n. r,sunscr who has thus
NNaaxAt 9 se,sanl war ~ ssaScesslal termination
Ah,ssiu,a.
stated. In q rccent letter irNm Alexandria
tA,i iaAxm,,,Na hal been rrco,vod snN soven mis-
.A,,.scs ,swAas WHOM was Mgr casolani aoish
49, Nh, psssea that city three ~ har months sgo.
hss hesn msssscsca on ,hc ltoaucfs ol Aeyssinia
bavaria.
Serious r,o,s have occurred al Munich, auslns
cat ri TIE sn,mcsi,y borne 10 the Countess dc
ia,sis6eld lola Moaiesl by the student" and ''e
people, ,,-...;,.,.
The ,taAen,s arc went g. tcrm into Associations un
der sispnctive nsmos and wearing Instructive sVs
tune. Five such associations had long oNS'0" ="
the Munich University. ,.,..,i,n o,
A sixsh was nrmcd under the W
Alem.nsn. In the very drawing rooms OF Lo's MOI
-, whe ,,ok IL under her special Fro'ectoh' i's
,..,nAcr. ~ the number 81 fifteen or twenty, wore
- nj a.,n rel aecked with sbsnd OF various
-. Thrv sN,a icl under the censGrc OF the
80, .,usrnts. who would have no intercourse
,,,,e ,h~u, and declared them unworthy OF obtain
- ..u,,sction for any insult whatever In the
-. Al TIE hrs, week Ct February, this ilieeling
,,.s 4, an opea ieud. and the Alemsnen were par
.sei saa booted about the streets oy large crowns
al the ether clubs Of students.
ia the OH at about noon, the same cries and
h,>,xins were revived with more violence sSans'
30 Aem.nen; who sought refuge M tavern
-, ,hsv u,uslly dine aud hold their meetings.
A, The nnnent they were entering the tavern one
~ ~, A,emknen. Coun, de Hirschbcrg, no doubt
irrits,ed hy the cries Oi the crowd thrunSihg ,he
hsr..r suddenly drew a dagger from beneath his
garments and rushed with fury on the persons
snand him. A gen d'arme fortunately seized ms
nru, A, the moment he was about to stlSe young
msn ana he was ultimately dissrmed. Inc gen
him OWING TO DIS Dtlng n
member of the Alemanen; and he was ehaoieu
quietly % enter tbetavern-
rnsrs his comrades. who awaited him, took his
osr< addressed letter To Lola MoDtez 10 ciam ne'
protection. Lola Immediately lett her residence
snd ran a. the scene OF the uprosr Being recognlz
ed threatened, and pursued oy the SHOUTS anu IA
.uhs of the multitude. she endeavored TO procure
,-fa,e in the houses in her passage but all doors
even tina, ofthe Austrian Legation were closed on
he, Then was the King. who had been warned Of
what was passing amid iete ne was giving al
his palace. seen 70 descend 10 the sueeu anu
amid the disturbance and cries OF the multitude
of,r his am to Lola with view OF protecting her
Thns did thew enter together the Theatine
Church. in front of the palace, when the unhappy
woman threw herself at the foot OF the altar and
exclaimed God protect my best friend, my ohy
triepdr Immediately after she lett the chufcn
With a pistol in her hand. Outside the irritation
went on increasing. and the cries oil |" fere0s =
"a ga. recognized, the crowd rushed on heri
nan of the people, after wrestling the pistol from
her seized her BY the throat, threw her down
agaip,, a wall and delivered her over to the insults
Of the populace IT..
She was at length rescued by the gen darmes
Conducted to the infantry post at the palace next
20 the apartments of the royal residence Inc
mamie assem- oled in the Obelisk Place broke up
H. wooden enclosures Of the houses there for arms
In order 10 resist the gendarmere. Inc euaros
charged crowd Of students, wounded two OF tnem
and killed man. The King went so far as to close
the University for year, and order every sluoen,
not toxnsmaD, to quit In forty eight hours but
the Municipality afterward obtained revocation
o. this order. 49,
Ip,ellisence of the 18th states that the King had
induced Lola Nontez 10 leave Munich by golden
bridge" The people bad made an attack on ana
sacked her house, on the heels OF her retreat. de
h al dismissed Prince de Walerstein, President OF
he Council of Ministers who bad advised him to
send off the Spanish dancer; aud named In his |
place NJ de Maurer, the Councillor Of who signed |
The decree comforting on Lola Monies the title oil
Countess Lsndsfed.
Letters of the l2th supply truly theatrical Sc
oQeL Lola Mon.ez reappesred to day in our city, |
dressed in male attire. She proceeded yesterday |
suly to Strshenberg. three leagues from Munich
and made today last attempt 10 penetrate into the
row asce Some 10 or l2 students OF the Alemanen
A association. Der body guard, escorted her. The mo
ent the return OF the roy al mistress became Known
the people ASSEMBLIES and strict inquiry was made
% discover her hidingplsce Fortunately Tor her'
Prince Walerstein who still retains his seat In TIE
Ministry. caused her to be arrested BY gendarmes
oisced in pOstchsise, and sent oil TO swift
lerland.
She reached Augsburg in the afternoon. Three
.adents accom- panied her in the carriage with the
xo policeofhcers. o. leaving Munich. she said,
The King will sbdicste and follow me into exile
h,x omar ed he
nay be OF her, his Majesty is still more attached to |
us crown. In order " remove all doubts as to her |
departure, the Government communicated an OIL |
,is notice Of il 10 tie Municipality and that boiy
pscsrtsd it at the OF the principal streets
Sbe Vas known to have reached Augsburg
10 the height Of the not, the King was "acc |
IDENTITY" stiu ck by stones thrice; but was not much
hurt On the 42th, he went about the city, both in
coach and on foot, visiting the scenes OF the dis
,urbance and was received with the customary
marks of respect He looked pale and detected
Egypt.
Our last accounts from Egypt announced that
Mehemit Ali was seriously indisposed. The fol
lowing letter from our correspondent announces
that the dissolution OF his Highness was hourly ex
pected;
CAIRO, Jan. 27-His Highness the Pscha con
tnues in a very precsrious state; he has ordered
bis two medical attendants, Cot Bey and Gaetani
fac. 10, his highness is now becoming aware OF his
approaching dissolution. which has completely un
nerved him and ostfied his medical attendant -
They ordered him to 60 to Shoubrs for change OF
air, which caused him great unessiness. tele
graphic announcement today Jan. 2O9 which
seems to give little hopes. Should a change take
place for the better it will be miracle. Chron.
Loss OF the American Ship Lawrence.
BY advices from Singapore we regret to announce
We total loss of the American whsler Lawrence,
which left Poughkeepsie on the lO'h July, loio,
bound on a whaling voyage. From the statement
Published by How, the mate. We learn that on the
night Of the 27th Of May 1876 while in the vicinity
of the Japan islands, the vessel struck on rock.
and the entire put of in three boats only one
OF which. however, reached the land in safety =
There were on board this boat How and seven 9TH
ers, one Of whom died shortly after leaving the
Lawrence.
During the seven days they were on the ocean
they bad hardly any covering TO protect them from
the snow, which falling heavily, and bat little
bread and water. which had been completely con
sumed previous 10 the Sd Of June the day on which
they landed. On landing they discovered BAN
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