The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12
TWO CENTS.


the Sovereign PontiH to leave koms, had dMgracsd
their history Hear hear on the right The Pore
bad done nothing to merit the bad feeling Of his
people Lf,f il.H lfl
A yscE-N No more than Charles x did G.uxhtsr,.
PovJoLAT,He had done ell that prince could
do to promote the Happiness Of his subjects
M GENI-There are NO issgsr any subjests (Gs-
M PouJoLAr-M Lsdru Roln said that Plus TX.
had not ct heart really Christian feelings. y t
a VoIcE on tbs Lsft--Hs did not cay that NE
an ,utsr,sa,ion "oru sn T'1s T i,os x ps.%ss
fsslingsn ~ "'''" NV 'A'" '"'''""n
a VolcE--rhatis not the came thing
~ rouJoiAr considered that Pope Plus TX ought to
nation. on n. lsfs Religion. truth did no. require
world but there humsn ssndto1. for prod ssias
nspHness here below aud the principal one vs. indie.
the spiritual power Of the Pope but hs an PooielsX
woola tell the hon entlemAn there vas NO
10 writer who had not a'o"sd that ndspea.
"suos o.. In other ssrds, temporal power was nsoss.
ior me Pope to accomplish his great mission in the
snt LsdsI RSlis had announced the asthronS-
msns % the molly Father ~ pisos Of good news but
ne mad only forgotten tning-hisssry Tor i 500
year: there had been . power Witch he'd prot ossS
hserty, and that power was the Pop-donn tMyfmura
On the Leftl With regard to intervention ne CON-
'idsr.d It right and duty fer Christian europe
for general eutburst from the lett during whi.S he
encsAvorsd, but In vain, to make himself heard, and
M. TIL. BAG said the question before the Assembly
vas one that ought to have solution, and to eject
iideut an order Of tho day to the following sRsct
"Ths Nstona Assem bly,, psrsstins ia lea dssIsraSon
the 18th Of May last to the OF ths dsy
Inc government, he said. hal expressed Itself
clearly a. to the conduct r Int nded "a pursue but
from the which had been given from thsk
tic government would not regard It With resrst'
There ex.tsd between the temporal the spiritual
Ic.ss, distinction which should not b forsots.n;
sns i9ttee .1 independent OF the former. The Ro-
man Republic was . fact which tho Frenoh republic
rSob s:s 1t an honour 10 efH.. ns sasu.ge
fairs might do very we'll for . mnist under The mo-
narchy but it did not suit that Of the French Rspub
lilo, and republicans shoad not tolerate such Ian
guage lmurmursJ No, he repeated, that when MI
mister spoke In the name of the French republic, he
10 DO nsnt 10 uss such language renewed nun
ffags Of the free will Of the people it flowed ON the
same origin as tho French republic loud interrupt
A Voice from the Right mo one was ssssssinstsd
cred origin audit was not becoming in minister Of
the French republic to use expressions which would
lutte monarch Violent murmurs rem the rightly
e maintained that the revolution of February and
Roman revolution were Of similar character, and
M9ue not have taken place (Hsar, hear, the Lft)
We have not said the honorable ssntlsmsn, in con-
have we to accuse the Roman people Of iuaa altitude
Our duty Is to conform to principle respect the
nts have into nd to TO other
nations In their full judge Of What is
passing among them. You would not allow . hand to
terfsrs with tbs republic for that would be to
destroy Jour principle
M AYL,rs said inst no had right from that tri-
bups to contest the legitimacy OF the which had
taken plses ut Rome But, In making that dsslxra-
ton no did rot mean to admit that there any
Roman revolutions Ha rejected sdoh idea They
had right TO judge the government Of Rome they
important part Of ths qusstiou was the dsoIsrs
ton made 1t Rome that the spiritual power should
s 3 ,:a and s:s fun Ss
Catholic world aud 1t would abdioxte its rights aud
ito duties ~ did not interfere establish inds-
In which the voice OF NJ Proudn On ~ss
He begged tho hon member, NJ Proudhon not to in
tsrrupt bin no did consider he was position
to judge Of questions Of liberty and CathSioism.
lLsushtsr) The hon member included BY in,istipe
that It was r the interest Of cAthoeism the
from all sides Of" Divide, dvtde.'D ~
Numerous Voices on the Risht-The order Of the
The PKEsIprrr-M -Bso has withdrawn his order of
the a.y there ~ consequently, nothing to divide
The incident was then declared to be olossd.
The Assembly rose At quarter TO six
The Danish Question.
In consequence OF applications from the Boards
o. Trade OF Dantzc and Stettln to the Pfussian
Minister OF Commerce, the following reply has
been returned by the Minister for Foreign At
fairs =
In reply to your request, to be informed whether
hopes nay be EN- ertained that there viii not DO re-
nswsl Of hostliter with Denmark preiudteisl 10 the
interests at the Baltic trade have no 80 uple in stat
Ing that his Majestys government does not renounes
o, Of the D.oh
1t is surrounded At all events nothing will b. omit
ted by bis MsjestJs msnt that tend en-
the first article Of the srnstics It IL the duty Of the
DaDish government in Of the renewal Of HOSTILE
interval will suHce to secure commercial interests
from any direct loss or damage BULOW.
1t lie needless 10 add, that the uncertainty which
reigns through this reply has shaker the confidence
OF all persons interested in the Baltic trade, and
that the Tears OF war tar exceed the hopes OF peace
These tears are enhanced by the proceedings Of
he Schieswickers who seem bent, coute GU, co'ts,
upon rejecting all arrangements that do not go to
the exte mt OF their demands. Thus, ut the meet
ing OF the States at Gottorr, ON the 6h two reso-
lutions were passed unanimously. The first of
these was a new address to the Archduke Admi-
nstrator In which that phrase Of the Prussian cir
cular oil the 23d ult wherein Schlesw.g IS desg-
mated as Danish territory" Is protested against
We cannot refrain from effectively demanding BY
what right any portion whatever Of the Duehies OF
81 position Of these countries Il s in disaooord With
tbs earlier pretopsions Of that power which was our
srsstss :spport during the struggle for most
The address terminates with these words -
We renew to your imperial Hishnsss the expression
cur stea dfsst 6denoe that will bs adopt
ed, through peace with Denmark not only to secure
dec nitey the connection Of Hostein with the Ger
manic Confederation, but ths right both duchies to
an indNsoluble union with the other
On the same day rescrpt was addressed by the
members OF the Provisional Government to tn.
Chamber, wherein hint is given that money will
be required tor military preparations 1t makes no
direct proposition to this effect, however, but
seems disposed to refer the question OF armlne and
preparing for war to Frankfort. On the 9th there
was meeting Of populations Of all the ScheswIg-
Holstein Unions at KEEL, when the following reso-
lutions were carried unanimously -
The Central Congress demands |. That there shall
rether be an exclusion Of Soheswg Holssin from the
Germanic Confederation, nor . sspas,on between the
two Auchiss. That for the furtherAnos and triumph
Of orr cause, internal liberty must be guaranteed by
the Government and Chamber That the Chamber
VIII look upon as holy duty neither to adjourn nor
dissolve. That prolo alton Of the armiscs should
not be agreed to BY the Chamber
TThe proposition attributed to Lord p ilmerston,
that OF separating the duchies, and placing Sches-
wig in the same position IN regard to Denmark az
Norway is 10 Sweden, or az Hanover was to Eng
land, appears to meet with deadly opposition. In