The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

affairs Of the River Plate together with the American
and Turkish disputes have all been postponed.
On the 4th inst, the Assembly principally oe
cuped In discussing bill relative to the completion
of the Louvre The bill demanding a credit of Is
million francs for its completion and the lepgthening
Of the Rivo which, after heightened discussion,
passed by majority Of $50 to 80.
As was expected the proposal of NJ Napoleon Bona
parte has met with the approval Of the Committee
to which 1t was referred. They declared that the
uniting ~ of the Bourbons and amnesty to the in
surgents Of June, being included in the propo-
sition, established unbecoming assimilation of the
two parties mentioned and at once unanimously de-
eided on recommending the Assembly for to take 1t
under consideration.
The proceedings in the Assembly, between the 5th
and 18th inst, are quite unimportant
Gen dc Hautpool has been appointed to take the
place Of Gen. Rostoan who definitely refused to stay
at Rome notwithstanding the ovsrtures Of NJ MERCER
NJ Trappoi the ex Envoy Of the Roman republic,
who is accused of having published false from
Rome which occssoned the movement Of the 18th of
June in Paris has been SENT under escort Of gems
darmes to Bologne
The loss experienced by the fereign commerce Of
Paris in conseq Of the revolution of February
amounts to 500 million francs, compared with the
returns of 1s47 when he total amount Of the foreign
trade was 2,Olo million francs.
1t stated that the government is to recall portion
of the army In Italy, and to leave division of 10000
men at Cvita vecchia single regiment is to occupy
the capital St Angelo and the Spanards to en-
ter Rome.
italian Affairs.
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE FRENCH ARMY AND THE
THREE cARDNALs-DErARTURE OF Ex-DEpUrIEs
FoR FRANCE, AND GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
PoPuLAcE-ALARM OF THE POPE AT THE MANY
AssAssINATIoNs-GARIBA OFFERED THE COM
nASD OF THE MoSrEvIDEAN FORCES.
The French government had received advices from
Rome to the 4th inst
letter from Rome states that the effect Of raising
the state siege Of that city demanded by the three
cardinals will be to deprive the French general of all
authority In civil and political questions aud to invest
the cardinals with unlimited power The Freuch pre-
feet Of police had In consequence appraised
IDENTITIES OF the Constituent Assembly that warrants
had been issued against them by the pontfcsl police
but that the French authorities would suspend their
execution until the Ist of OCTOBER and that in the
meantime they should have free passage to France,
with the liberty to reside there Sixty deputies left
imms dately Vast crowds attended them, cheering
them and hearing their remarks Of respect The enc
tions Of the people lad . visible effect not only
the French troops, but the government"
Its reported that the Pope has taken alarm at the
sves that there extensive plot for his assassns
ton he should return. He expressed wish there
fore to remain at Naples during portion Of the win
ter.
The announcement at Rome, that the public and
private pecupiary engagements Of the republican 60
vernment would be respected has gained some popu-
larity for the Pope.
Private letters from Geneva Of the 4th mention that
Garbald on arriving at the island Of Msdalena, de-
snd.d passports for England, with the intention of
proceeding thence to the United States where he in
tended to settle Since then however, he has received
proposals from the Montevidean Envoy who offered
him Of the forces Of that republic, which Of
fee, 1t 10 believed, he will accept.
Sardinia.
DISSOLUTION or THE cuAMBER-coSsPIRAcY DISCO
WIRED, NC.
The Ministry having demanded UNNECESSARILY OF the
Chamber Of Deputies sell 300 francs of rentss in
order to ray the first nsslment Of the indemnity due
TO Austria u has been officially announced that the
Chamber at Turin viii be dissolved
Report saw. that q formidable conspiracy had been
discovered in Piedmont which to have broken out
1t Genoa the occasion Of the landing of the body
Charles Albert.
n appears from the French and Piedmon.ese CORES
pondence seized by the Turin authorities, that the
consprstors beth aides Of the Alps reckon the
them sna there Is good to believe that they
had consented march into Italy at all IL would be
TO give their support TO the pedmontese patriots and
not to oppose them.
Austria and Hungary.
1t has been rumored that the Hungarian refugees
near widen the leaders excepted have applied for
leave 10 return to the Austrian teoy aud their
quest would be granted.
The statement that Gesrsy had been shst at HAGEN
fahl by brother OF Count Itchy, who was executed
by the Hur gsrans, has been coptradicted. Several
Hupgarisns leaders, Decides Kossuth's mother and
Gu,on's wife, kept In close imprisonment by the
Austrian authorities
Previous news relative to the surrender Of Comorn s
fully confirmed after the patriots who held possession
Of the fortress succeeded in making very favorable
terms with Austria.
The wurtemberg movement has formally intimated
TO the Prussn ministry that II will not join the
raj league proposed by Prussia Hanover and ssxony
and that Hanover has already announced its intention
TO withdraw from this confederation.
sicily.
The affairs Of Sicily have been nearly arranged. The
island is TO have distinct administration from that Of
Naples with Consulta CT Chamber chosen by the mu.
niepslity.
England.
The returns OF the Chancellor OF the Exchequsr for
the October quarter has been published The customs
duties for the quarter ending the bth instant exhibit
a d,ersase Of fl53,2ll. The excise has Increased
fls5oco; stamps about c225,Ooo; property taxed
c2Iooo, and post ONCE revenue 100000. And
the increme in the past quster, taking the whole
income the balance Of the increase ef the quarter
G2l4 ll3 whilst the total income 81 the year IL f28s-
SOL The increase In the exports Of the country du-
ring the eight months Of the present year amounts
TO AZ $4,000 The expectation Of cotton Manufactures
for the last eight months has increased Ia the ratio
rs per cent, and cotton yarns 10 per cent.
The pspers have nearly ceased 20 chronicle the rs
wages of the cholera.
Ireland.
faint effort is being made to revive the political
element Of the country. Cancellation Hall has been
opepedetters Of adhesion. as Of old have been read
from the chair, and f25 Sc Of rent collected. John
o'Conrell is, Of course the principal
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