Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

600 strong, is ordered 10 hold ltse't In readi'
ness, and the local troops are being embolden'
ed
There is no reason to doubt that thu best
accord prevails between the French and Eng
/ lish cabinets, and it is said that powerful
French an English squadron will be ordered
into the Mediterranean forth with, 10 be ready
for any emergency attending the issue OF this
absorbing question.
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY AND GER MANY
Austrian politics are of subordinate interest
1t is positively asserted, with every probabill
ty of the truth of the report, hat the fortress
of Comorn has surrendered, and thereby eiIu-
on of blood has been avoided. In the South
crn provinces the excesses of the successful
so 'diery have caused martial law 10 DO pro
claimed
No single eilcciual step has been taken, so
far as Austria is concerned, towards settle
men, of the question relative TO the unity Of
Germany. In Prussia, every thing seems
quiet, and the Chambers are transac.ine bus-
ness with dccorum and regularity In the
Duchies The excit rnent is as great as ever,
and il is quite evident that nothing but the
armi.,ice, backed by predominant military
force, keeps the people of Scheswig liolsteiI
from open resistance to the authorities.
/ ITALY
RoMn.-A manifesto Of The Pope has ap.
peared in an official form, and has been re-
ceved with feelings of deep disappointment,
il no, resentment in all quarters. This feeling
was especially participated i'll by French SOL
dicIs, several of whom were put under arres,
for having torn down or otherwise deiaced
the copies of the manifesto affixed TO the walls
The amnesty in particular was made the OBJ
ject of popular odum.
The attitude OF the French military au
lhorties is quite expectart II awaits orders
from Paris, bu, disapproved de )acto the meas
ures ordered by the papal government and
whilst the Cardinals dare not walk the streets
OF Rome for fear of encountering the popu-
lar fury, The victims marked out by their in
gu si:Ora DEGREES walk about freely. The
Pope relying upon Austria or Spain or both,
and being promised funds from Russia, seems
to imagine that public opinion will come over
TO his side, and thus shuts his eyes TO the most
obvious cons' qucnces.
\ From Venice there is nothing new, except
that there is increased gloom and dependency
on the par, of the inhahi,ants In Piedmont,
he Chamber OF DcpuS,ic only consented to the
u,aty with Austria, in consequence Of tho hard
and inexorabe necessity which crush.s them &,
i present.
H We have only reports of fresh Mins'eria
the serions attempts which have been mcdilatet
sgains, Cuba.
Il FRANCE.
II The Legislative Assembly resumed its sit
,ings on the lst inst., NJ. Dupin in the Chair
cccdings were simply of formal character
NJ. de Tocquevillo demanded an addliona
credi, of lao ,OOo, 900 francs, besides the sums
already voted for the expenses Of tie Romar
Intervention, until the 3lst OF Dec. next. Tht
Minister did not anticipate the period wheL the
troops nigh, be withdrawn, but ho assured the
Assembly that the result already obtained
justified the hope that an occupation so glor
Gus for the French army would be speedily
terminated The proceedings Of the Assem-
bly, on Wednesday, were devoid of interest
The suspension Of intercourse between
France and America clused much sensation II
Paris hen fire, announced, but rumor hav
ing gained general belief that England had Of
fcred her mediation that feeling generally sub
sided AS soon as the dispute is terminated
NJ. Marrast or M. Thiers will, 1t is expected
be sent to Washington as tho representative o
France, in the room of NJ Poussin.
General Lamoricier's mission to Russia hat
proved n complete failure, and he has left st
Petcrsburgh on his return to Paris, wiihou
being permitted to present his credentials to th'
Gar as the Embassador Of the French Repub
lc Gen. Lamorcicie therefore returned {,
France without having an opportunity O
speaking one word to The Emperor on ponica
matters, and the only memorial he will bring
back Of his mission is the recollection Of sun
dry reviews and the splepdid sui; Of Circassiar
armor presented to him by Nicholas immcd
a,ely after his arrival a, the imperial headqunr
tcrs.
1t was reported at Vienna, on the 3Oth uI',
that Gcorgey, the cx-dcta,or Of Hungary, hat
been shot by Count Ddmund Iicky whos'
brother was executed by Gorgey's decree a
Cropol.
ENGLAND.
INcus from SIR John Ffdnkhn'S Expedition
"A communication from the Lords Of ,h'
Admiralty, under dalo Of Oct. i,h, states 'ha
l,.o. .,c entertained that the news broup u