The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-04
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EUROPEAN CONTINENT.

Gays. We learn that during the late gale OF the
18th OF March, she was about 100 miles to the
south Of Sable Island, with moderate weather.
She brings Pans papers of the evening Of the
Sth and Havre Of the 10th ut.; and our thanks are
due to Capt. Lines for his houghtfulness In obtain
ing the latest journals.
The news is annexed
The interpretations on the affairs OF Italy, Of
which notice bad bsen given by M Buvlgnler,
were, on the Sth ult brought forward In the Ma
tional Assembly An animated discussion took
place, IN which M. Ledru Rollln, M. de Lamar
tine, General Cavalgnac and the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, were the principal speakers. The
after gentleman having declined making any
other STATE ment than that the government would
orders OF the day motives were presented. The
Assembly,. however, adopted the order of the day,
pure and simple, by majority Of 81, the numbers
being 438 to BAL.
The Eaaftie mentions report that several
persons were arrested yesterday for distributing
In the barracks OF the troops of the garrison copies
OF a: Proldhoas journal, The Pe~ple.
The Minister OF the Interior has sent directions
to the Projects to deliver passports, for leaving
France, to all Polish refugees who may apply tor
them They are TO be given without charge, and
with sufficient supply OF money to pay their ex-
penses to the frontier.
.Abou, forty representatives of the people, in ad-
ditlOn 10 those already cited, yesterday received
semmcnses TO give evidence before the High Court
and 2lst of March, and the following days.
The discussion in the Assembly on the ltall
question WIS., of course, the principal topic IN the
columns of the Paris papers of the 9th ult. but
most OF the arlces are more In the way of analy-
els than commentary. Some OF the journals
which support the government coRfne themselves
to remarklng that the discussion was SO much
time thrown away, as the only object was TO Gre
ate an excitement. which the red republican party
will find it impossible to effect. The mere fact,
says one of our contemporaries, of the cry for war
having been raised by the red republican and So
cia'st party, Is sufficient to set all true patriots
against 1t, because they are certain that the cry
would not proceed from such quarter, unese 1t
was hoped 20 bring about war abroad. In order TO
be the better able to carry on the work OF destruc
ton at home. The journals which oppose the 60
vernment, however, declare, that, although the
vote Of yesterday was not such they desired,
they had brilliant triumph OF reason and elo-
The session of the 9th was devoted to the cleo
toral law. The paragraphs were adopted by which,
In case two candidates have an equal number
Of votes, the more aged is to be elected, pro:
vlded always, that he have at least an eighth Of
the votes cast.
On the proposition that the votes of sailors and
soldiers should be counted IN the Colonies. when
quartered there, M. Matthew, black repre- seta-
tive from Guadaloupe, made very sensible speech,
which produced the defeat Of the proposition.
The paragraph excluding those who shall have
been condemned tor adultery was changed to read
thoee " who have been condemned" and passed.
The bureaux met on the morning OF the 9th, to
appoint thirty commissioners to nominate the
Council OF State. There was good deal OF ex.
eitement on the occasion, but the result was that
half the number were OF the moderate and Bona
partst party, and the other halt OF the blue repub-
leans.
TWAS rumored at the Assembly, that some an
gry scenes had taken place between the committee
charged with the examination of the accounts Of
the provisional government and M. Ledru Rollin
and several OF the subordinate agents OF that 60
verpment
8nQIns
The International, OF Bay Onne, OF the 9Th March,
states that Cabrera was collecting his forces AT bor
reda.. He had caused the Baron Abella and two Of
his friends to be shot tor having persuaded the
becila Tristany to abandon the Montemolinlst
capse. He was levying contributions on the in
hab'taAts ct Cardoue. Vlch, Sosons, and other
places The lnsurgeni chief Marsal had caused
three gendames, who fell into his hands, to be
executed.
The affair between General Narvaex and M.
Rios Rosas was brought to a satisfactory conclu.
sion by mutual explanations, In the Spanish Cham
Der OF Deputies, on the 3D., General ZarcO del
Vale had returned TO Madrid from his MISSION to
the Courts Of Vienna, Berlin, and st. Petersburg
He tailed at the latter the Car having refused to
recognise Queen Isabella.
A letter from Barcelona OF the 3d. states, on that
day, lnsurgeDt band boldly advanced near to the
citadel Of Montjuich and remained for three hours,
taking the horses from the carts that happened TO
pass.
BY circular of the Minister Of the Interior of
hOinc, udVu inc ZrUu 81 fcU, dQuIch6cO u NIL TIC
Presidents Of Provinces, they are informed that
deepotsm threatens the soil OF the republic on
every quarter that the Austrians attempt invasion
on the side OF Ferrara, and the Bourbon Of Naples
meDaces the southern frontier, with the willing
consent of the Pope. Hence they are directed,
besides taking the usual precautionary measures,
to sound the toscin at the first appearance OF the
enemy, and to keep the National Guard IN readi-
ness to be mobised at the first approach of dan.
ger, while the central government. on its part,
employs all the regular troopsit can dispose OF tor
the same purpose.
The Pos,t,po of Rome states that the prisons of
the Holy Office have been visited by tie authors
ties, and the prisoner set at liberty Among
them were Bishop OF Egygt, condemned under
Lee XII, whose legs were nearly parayzed from
the length of his confinement, and two nuns, who
have been placed IN convent. The forced loan
is decreed in the following proportions, with in
come From 2 to 1000 scadi, one fifth from
TO 5000, one. fourth /; from 6 TO 5000, one-thrd
from 8 to $4,000, one-haf and from 1900 up
wards, two-thirds. The payments are 10 be eff
fected either in coin or gold and silver effects, in
three rates; the interest is flxed at per cent
able to bearer, and to be redeemed at the end OF
three years. The inventories OF the menasterics
and religious houses are actively proceeded with,
and all the moneys existing IN the public golfers,
and belonging TO the mcrtmaln, are sequestrated
IN favor oil the State.
The Aibo, OF Florence, of the I'd Of March, states
that the Tuscan troops have occupied the important
d-he Of .iorreto, on the Modenese frontier. and
that every other important pass OF the mountains Is
now guarded by sufficient force Of the line, the
veites and artillery.
The Pe,dnomtsse Grsctte Of the 9Th states that
General Paulet has been named Minister of War al
Palermo.
In Paf,,e, of the 9th, evening edluon. says that
slight skirmish had taken place at Epitaiio, on
the frontier OF Naples, between the advanced posts
Of the Neapolifan and Roman troops.
Cardinal Antonelli, pro- secretary. Of the Sove-
reign Pontif at Gaeta, has addressed, in the name
of his Holiness a note to all the foreign powers -
This note, dated Feb l8, relates the history OF all
the events which have take place IN tho Roman
States from the advent Of Plus TX. to the Pontifi-
Of the Holy See the moral intervention Of several
powers, and especially the armed intervention OF
four Ca'holic powers--Spain, France, Austria aud
the tw o SIcllits.