Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-04
7DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.


mel Sunday 9th at p. NJ.
/ CHOLERA SpgrADlNG.-Dea,hs by cholera
| in London on the ll,h, AS. On The l2Ih,
Sol. In Scotland 100 deaths are reported.
News from Hungary is without Interest,"
Comorn and Pelerwardein have no; yet surren-
derei.
A small revolution took place in Catalo' ia,
which amounted to nothing.
II All the northern states Of Germany excep'
Oldenburg have acceeded to the alliance pro-
/ posed by Prussia, Saxony and Hanover. No
news of Kossuth
/ Everything quiet Venice.
/ Nothing certain or important from Gae,a,
excep, that the Cardinal TriumYiratc refused
to pay the dividends on the public debt due IN
June. Nothing new from Rome.
II A letter from LOUIS Napoleon to his {, lend
/ Ney, has been published in the Monietur. Ii
makes some talk in political circles, and the
following is an ext act
" The French Republic has not sent an ar
my to Rome to put down Italian liberty but
on the contrary to regulate it by preserving il
! against its own excesses and to give it solid
basis by placing on the Pontifcial throne the
Prince who first had boldly taken the lead in
all useful reforms. | learn with pain the be-
nevoIent intentions of the holy Father as well
| as our own action remain sterile in presence
| lof ho,t tile passions and influences. The desire
of certain persons appears TO be to make pro-
scripton and tyrany the basis Of the Pope's
return. Say to Rostolan from me, that he is
not to permit under the shadow Of the ncolor-
ed flag that any act be committed which can
lower the character Of our intervention. l
thus sum up the restoration OF the Pope's TEN
poral power general amnesty, the secular-
zation ofthe administration, the code Napoleon
and liberal government
Il A Cabinet council was held on the llth and
Gen. Random attended by order, and being
called into The room where the ministers were
sitting, was formally Informed that he was ap-
pointed to the command of the army of Italy
| lie there received his instructions, which
! amount TO this that should the Pope not
come 10 Rome he is to carry out with vigor
the line of conduct specified in the President $
! letter. Gen. Random started the same night
! for his new command. He is cavalry Off
| GER, and has been General of division only
since lS47. His rise has been unusually rap.
Hid. lie is hiend of Gen Cavaignac and
Col Charras.
II A telegraphc despatch rclchcd BrCs, on the
9th, with orders for the ships Pandora, llus-
! sard, Faber,, Wers, and two other vessels Of
Il war, to hold themselves in readiness to proceed
\ to sea their destination was supposed to be
La Plata.
II The government has just decided that the
French squadron in the Chinese sea shall he
composed Of three ships Of war The Euri
dice and the Durena have sailed for that deSil-
nation.
\ The latter vessel will call on her way a
Tahiti, and thence proceed 10 Macao and jo0
the Euridce and Bayonnase.
H The Cuba nsurrection has excited the atten-
ton of the Spanish Cabinet.
Il Mr.. A. II. II. Berkeley, of the Engls sh del.
egation at Washington, is transferred TO Lis
bon.
\ The Prince of Wales has been created Ear,
of Dublin.
Among the distinguished deaths are Con-
lon the French dancer, and the Bishop of Nor
wich.
1 Robert Palmer, cotton agent of Noting
ham, has eloped to America with one OF his
wife's kitchen maids, taking also property in
merchandise and cash TO large amount
\ A letter from Genoa announces the arrival
Of the celebrated Garibaldi in that city in a
fishing boat accompanied by a single volun-
teer. lie reached Fort Venero On the 9Th
ul;, thence he proceeded to Chiavari through
Spezza, where he was recognized by the peo-
pie, and considerable crowd assembled TO
greet him. Ihc military intendant requ sted
him not 10 create any disturbance, but to re-
main at Chiavari until he could demand in
struction. from his government. A Captain
Of gen d'armes was sent from the Capital TO
n escort GaTlbaidl TO Genoa where he Is TO re-
main until he can find an opportunity Of quit
ting Italy.
4 The Monitcur announces that the Mncio Of
the apostolic See has presonted to The Pres-
dent of the Republic the reply olthe Pope. to
The Letter accrediting NJ. ID. CorcelIo as En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister plenipotenil-
ary on a temporary mission to his holiness
| during the absence OF NJ. ID. Harcourt. Let
H ters Of the 9th inst, meution that the crisis at
Rome is becoming every day more menacing
\ and a rupture more imminent. 1t was con-
,idered probable that the Pore would end by
/ placing himself under the Austrian flag. In
! the legations it was stated at Gaeta, that had
the Presidents letter been oflici'lly published
the corps diplomatiqne would have thought
I it their duty to protest agains, it. 1t was al
so rumored at Gaela that Russia would take
! upon itself the Roman loan.
II Tho health nf tho Erancb trnona n, Rom,