The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-21

called to the direction OF the finances.
1t is said that the Duke di Sotomayor will be named
Spanish Minister at Paris and is to make short stay
at Vchy.
1t is expected the Gaseta win publish the nomina-
ton Of NJ. Pidal to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Minister prevented from taking his
oath, yesterday, account of the indisposton Of
General Narvaez.
son, to the arrest of d. Louis Gonzalis Bravo whom
be conducted before the Director of the Police, NJ.
unknown; but is most probably, caused by some in
formation having been laid against him
This day, at 5 r. M M. Gonzalis has been sent I'M
der a strong escort toward Andalus,a 1t is presumed
that he is to be conveyed by order of government to
Cadiz, to be transported Mde Gonsalis Brazo has
left here for La Granga, in the hopes OF obtaining
some alienation Of the fate of her husband
A Montemolinist conspiracy has been discovered at
Madrid by Count Mirosol-seventeen persons have
been taken into custody, and at their head Gabriel
Sfarins:, an officer on retired pay. These persons
| were in possession of arms.
Marn6i Benedcto the principal agitator Of the
lutionsts; who endeavored to disturb public order in
! the presence of Saragosss, has been arrested.
| The Montemolinist faction, which had appeared in
the district OF San Rouge de Reomeera has disappear
| ed; il has sure ndered.
In the Maestrazza de Valencia, the Cnborilla Tor
ner has no longer any chance of maintaining his
1t appears that Cabrera, leaving part of his equi-
in the power of the troops of the Queen has not
more than 80 or 40 men near him, in the Sierras or
! Ubach. He is pursued, and will most probably be
taken by the Brigadier Monzono, Colonel Tanch, and
the Brigadier Paredes.
Gaping the troops of the Queen on the 2lst in the
passage of David 1t presumed he aims at approach
ing the frontier and that he is greatly discouraged
by the activity displayed by the troops in pursuit Of
him, and the little prestige produced by his name
The soldiers Of Queen have taken his mules and his
proclamations.
| BopnsE OF MADRID July 90 --Threes 1885 paper
(After the Bourse 1874 CASH 1s1l poper) Elves lo',
PAPER PAPER After the Bourse cash. Coupons es cash
Foreign passive debt 81 paper. Bank Of Saint Ferd
Excha -pare nd0Dl ash. Ror-
deaux 8, cash; Marseiles S, paper Bayonne
paper.
Our SlciIian Correspondence.
| PALERMO July TO- 1913.
affairs at Paiyme-Ruggiero Setfimo-THe Election
of the King, &c, &c.
On the night of the 10th instant the Scilian Par
lament declared Ruggero Settmo the Sician Libe-
raor Senator of right and for life with the honors of
| BIZ yeaIly President
IL is said that negotiations foot to marry the
Duke of Genoa to a niece of the Queen of England
1t is also said that the Pope will the King at
Palermo. give you these current reports; butI
must observe they not universally credited here
Ruggero Settmo has since been appointed Lieute-
nant General of the army of Sicily
At Messina whilst the Gladiator was firing the salute
in honor the election of the King the
of the citadel threw five grenades the fort The
city did not deign to reply to this fire The election
VI Ming pecn TeceiNcu With at
tanijeta, Messna, Catania and other cities. Feur
| de joie and Nominations have been general.
The inhabitants OF Messina are overjoyed at the
| cogntion Of the kingdom of Sicily by France and
| England. In this city, the public rejoicngs have
known no bounds. Sicily presents to her young king
the glorious nee Frederick II of Aragon
elected spontaneously by the Sicilans after revou
ton.
Our French Correspondence.
PARIS, Aug 8, 1s4s.
The New northumberland Dissolution of the
Ministry Red Repubhcanism and its Horrors
French lid solicited Turin, Milan and Ierice,
against .4ust,ic-Rimored Formation of Republican
Milan, &c &c
This week has passed without being marked by
any event werth recording Neither the Committee Of
Enquiry the events Of May and June has publish
ed its report, has the Committee the Constitu
ton approached the termination of it's abors. 1t is
expected day, however that the former commit
will prese its report to the Assembly and may pos
sbly be able before this letter give you the
substance of it.
1t is understood that fourteen out of fifteen of the
bureaux, have rejected the system of two chambers
they will have Senate, but the Counc of State will
be invested with functions analogous to those of the
Senate.
1t is also decided $50 far at least as the bureaux are
concerned, that the President shall be nominated by
universal suffrage, and not, desired by the
Assembly.
A serious collision has just taken place between the
Committee of Finance and the Minister which will
lead Ut is sai to complete dissolution of the Minis
try. NJ Goudchaux, the Minister of Finance NJ. Bas-
tide, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and NJ. Recurt the
Minister Of Public Works will he obliged to retire
This would be tantamount to a complete dissolution
of the present COVER nment.
give you this as the public news but il is right to
tell you also that an opinion prevails very generally,
that the republic after all Is not destined to live This
may may not be. well founded; but such, neverthe-
less Is the impression which prevails among large
body of we'll informed and In general sou ,judgi ng
perfons The idea Is that France will relapse into
constitutional monarchy, the of which will !
probably be destined for the brows Of the Count dc
Psrs IL Is at the same time admitted that such re-
suit could only be arrived at through much boodshed
and would probably be preceded by red republic
is here Of What called the red republic
which Is another name for new reign OF Terror, suca
uld have been established IL Barbes Banqui ana
the others now shut up in the Castle Of yincennes
had in their attempt on the 10th May You
me- n, Of the suiiIope. and forced contribution Of
one thousand million, from the rich. 1t was also de
til 200 900 heads fall II the horror inspired
by this that stimulated the National Guard to the
deeds of vsor which they enacted during the late n
surrecton The 6o'rgeosie of Paris is determined to
sell its life dearly and to fall before barbados rather
than on the scaffod erected by the rufans who COM
You will read in the journals the Grafton OF NJ. Prud
hon. and Of the leaders of socialism, in support of his
proposition to confscate third property ohe
couptry-a proposition which rejected, by majo
Ity OF 6e1 against one of the two being, of course
NJ. Prudbon himself One Of the propositions of this
member of the Assembly is that females should be put
in seclusoD being only to breed children and suckle
them that Is practical absurdity to say that they
can be regarded society for that they shouldb be
reated inferior sort OF animals, &C., Sc And
yet, this is the who Is returned to the Assembly
"a the representative of the city which claims to be the
most civilized the surface Of the globe.
ENJOYS have just arrived here from Turin, Milan,
and Venice solicit the aid ofa French army against
the Austrians II Is said the government cannot re-
fuse this.
A report 10 circulated that republic has been pro-
claimed at Milan.
Charles Albert has been proclaimed dictator at Turin
To-day has been sispaxed BY the prcse ntaton 10 the