The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24


forced loan from their richer citizens and MOBILES but
this device 1t was found utterly desperate. At
they are getting on from day to day By issues
enormous discount though they have actually dscreed
the penalties OF high treason against all who refuse to
travelling the road To fill up the huge existing
deficiency they xttemp ting to borrow the most
runous terms; whilst order to preserve themselves
upon this that rely for the ultimate triumph Of ra-
ona gevernme MT and rational freedom. These rotten
ystems are rapidly dsoviDg aud out Of their DISCO
luton cheap government will arise which is the only
security for the peace Of nations.
Tust any ana the LeRation-The Austrian
and the Pope.
The following communication from the Austrian
government MS to the advance Of Austrian troops int
Tuscany and the Legations has been presented to Par
Lament
Prince sehwsrsenSers to Count CoSlsredo.
NILE coxrr-e Of The emperor has sent
harhs Count Rsde,lk orders 10 advance trOOpsa well
In deciding Upon this we have only responded to
The demand which has been addressed 70 TO this effect
part Of the Holy Palmer the latter having the
sese for the armed intervention Of France Spain and
me oh,o. Of our intervention is other than the
order Whenever this object shall been attained and
iaon viii hope ,SS ry our troops viii retire.
rssrds The 1tsrysn.lOp The state q no church
decision OF the Conference Of GaeA while placing relief
The Holy Father s.pesay had s1sn to sRSs
endeaytr RS CO n bination and uniformity. m
yeeehs TO advance Of the decisions the confer
nors am viii to be The s%e as that whh
the -Four Powers had been called effect by
Fer part we Osly wish TO comply with the wishes Of
BY eooperatng within tie limits Of
depee Cstbo" nasno ws ShS
see destroyed to the Of an
h no Ssa'1 he two
w ne s may 1 DC ps y sn
but on The contrary will lead to results equally conducive
you, NJ Comte allow the principal Secretary Of
'' " Isl fsisn a 's'p@''n' s6Sii%G%'kzzSSDERG
Affairs In Turkey and Persia.
Advices from Athens to the l6th Smyrna the 18th,
and Constsntinople tho l4th Of June have been
ceived.
while the West Of Europe is convused with revolu-
tioD, Turkey enjoys the greatest tranquility The
ports received from all parts OF the interior Of the
pre are most favorable and the Porte, encoura ged
by the prosperous state of the country continues to
act upon system which has produced such good
results and does all in power to enforce on the
provincial and other fnctionaries strict OBJ
OF justice and the Of the public interests
he Smyrna Impartial, in speaking Of Reschid Pacha's
at will to the eternal honor Of the present admnisa
on 70 have ga Turkey sronsh the present crisis without
has made at an oPpoIuIe its hrmne' on the one
de, OF On this account the Sultan grants
But notwithstanding the prosperous and peaceful
sae OF affairs the Turkish government continues its
pre- Farations for the event Of with amount Of
activity and that shows that the minis
think IT possible that they may be called upon at
any moment to make Of them for the defence Of
the country. The Sultan taking great interest in
all that doing On the 9Th he visited the great
govcrnn. nt foundry at ketoun Bornou accompanied
by the Minister Of War, the Grand yizier the CON-
nanter in chief OF the army Re, an establishment
conduct on magnificent scale, and furnished with
all the improved apparatus and machinery used in the
best fupdries q knglsnd and France. The Sultan
hen TO visit the camp which Ia established
In the ghhorhood Of the city and which Is at
there wa. an ,llnmration IN honor Of the occasion.
The following day HIS Highness paid visit to the
governm, mt silk nanuiactory at Basma Hane, which
under the supeIintendence Of Erglishmen. Onleav-
ing he presented Mr.. John Wright and MIR. J. Phil
lips the two heads Of the establishment with valuable
snuff boxes. set with diamonds.
The Copsantnople journal OF the 14th, states that
letters have been received by the Turkish government
from Persia announcing that the Arabs of the tribe of
XII zal have revoled against Vady Beg, their chief
and have plaged and laid waste his property. The
governor Of B1gdaa mms diately sent OF some regi-
melts Of the army Of lrak to suppress the mutiny
which IL was hoped would soon be put down.
The Turkish government has given leave to the
Russians to march their troops through Servia
The Jo,nai de Constaniinoyl has letter from Trebi-
sond containing the latest Intelligence from Persia
The Salsr Zone ~ the insurgent chiefsl was still
bockased in Neshed and dangerously ill. His brother
in-lsw Jafer Koo Khan. who headed the Coords aud
Turcomsns, had made his submission and gone to Te-
heran where the Persian government had received him
with high bonors. The surrender of Meshed was daily
expected. Sultan Moorad Mira uncle to the Shah, ,
had assumed the chief Of the Persian army
he had carried by storm after siege Of fifty five days.
the fortress OF Sebz.war where the of the Ssar
Emr. lslam Khan and Hail Mehsmet Khan, had retir
ed. The former had succeeded in making his escape
Some chiefs Of Ears had risen against the governor Of
that province, Nizam Eddooet Hussein Khan to avoid
the Of COO tomauns of taxes (i0 millions OF
faic In for the last eighteen months and also
to declare the Independence OF Ears. Haiti Kawane
Degbib,g Of shrsz and the Elbegb Of the wandering
tribes VI lars, st the head Of the insurrecton
Ever since the 22d Of October last army Of 22000
men had invested the citadel Of Shiraz, building
which scarcely deserve that name Is open almost
every side, and commanded by the houses around.
Its garrison consisted Of 500 able only who how
ever ccnriysd by predgas Of yslor, to hold cut for
lis days and but lately surrendered in consequence
Of the want Of provisions. The Impartial Of smyrna
has dates rom Alexandria up to the 9th. Abbss rsshS
vas eth at afro with Mustspha Bey aud Ismal Dey
Ahmet Bey in Lower Egypt The three young
princes were growing more popular every day.
Denmark and the Duebi.s.
Advicos TIN Berlin, Of the Goth ut ia the Dcufsche
Z,ig, state that the negotiations for peace with Dem
mark have come 20 sudden stand still. The Danish
cabinet has demanded an Naturalization Of no less
than 600 dollars to the expenses Of the
This demand has been strsnu"usly opposed by the
Prussiss negotistors and the D,pisese Zeitung
s.rts, by the plcnipotentares OF England and Russia
The People Of Ergi.nd's Charter.
In the House Of Commons. tuesday, the Sd inst -:
Mr. OtoSron moved that this house, recognising
the gre pir cple that labor Is the Of all wealth.
that the people the only legitimate source of pow
cr that the aborer should be the first parsker Of the
uits Of his own Industry attaxson without
ing that the 81 the country would be best
developed by laws made by representatives chosen by
the labofinE glasses In conjunction with those who
live by other industrial pursuits that Tin recognition
Of the above great truthl this house adopts the priu
cpl,s embodied In the document entitled The Peoples
Charter bau,iy annual elections universal suffrage,
vote by ballot, equal electoral dftrcts, no property
qualification, ana pay ment Of members.
After obssis atoms In support Of this motion, BY
Colonel 1hosrsoS. MIR. HUss aud MIR q. TnoMrsos,
ana in opposition to IL by Mr.. Nj. OteSssLL,
Mr.. cIMrrEiL oppostd 1t. eontensing that the ex-
IRENE democratic changes, sought To be effected
would had to the ppuni ment of the people and to
demand Tor still further changes, not SIMPLY Of po-
litical. but alo Of = social character.
After observations from Mir. saAnNar CRsvrosD
and sir 4. SIsIoEisNp,
Mr.. W. }. Fox supported the motion. on the ground
that u but another step taken towards fsrrr
pre- ent alton Of the people in the House Of Commons
Lord JoHr RussriL admit ed that greater number
Of the working people might safely be admitted within
the pale Of the franchise. but he objected To such
sweeping changes we're embodied In the motion,
dangerous to the state and uppaaable to the great
mass Of tie people.
Mr MuSir followed. with few observatisns; and,
after biief reply from Mir y. OJorros,
The house then divided and the numbers we're
. . . . .