The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01


they could net continue to sit in thu chamber after
the murder OF Count Rossi, who also member for
that city On ,he 10th Professor Focht moved In the
upper council that provisionsl government be- ins,i-
tUteJ "a able them to Deliberate legally in the ab
fsrce Of the chief Of the executive power His mo-
ton however, rejected. Only ak cardinals had
wsrds Of SO years of age Oroli who was confined by
iiress; Tasu, Frsozoni, Bsrbsripi and Simounetti.
The latter cid not actually possess sufficient means to
quit the city.
According to letters from Bologna of the 2sth ult
the Cardinal Frolesats had published proclamation
informing the people Of the flight of the Pope, aud
stating that he had thought proper to ASSOCIATES the
government Of the province General Zucchi ana the
MI Temple the English envoy to the Court Of Ma
ps. arriv,d a. Rome on the 22d. and hal an liter
Ministers with the excp p.inn of the Sandman envoy
are stated to have quilted Rome.
Mr.. Temple announced that re was the bearer ofthe
Ult msum Of England and France, concerning the
Sicliap question The articles, Fay the Italian pa
pers, are n'sIy those proposed by Lord Minso' ani
.ot accepted by the King OF Naples. viz Sicily shall
have separate ada tpis'ra,nn. con'tituti'n army
and navy; the crown Of Sicily shsll be united to Ma
pltr should ,th.r Of th. ps,'ss refuse tn'- p.t,m.
t. M the Ill be- decided by the swordFrance
and III GLAND maintaining ~ srist neutrality
1hs Conshru'ionat Jou'r"t Of me Tso Sisiiies OF
resolved to stsy at Gaeta The Tempo, Of Naples
however states hist apartments have been prepared
for h m In the capital
The rrlr c.s Borrhese Doria, Salvisti. aud Rospig
io.i aud several Other Roman noble men, have join.
ed the Pope at Gseia.
psrte Prince de Canine, is deeply implicated in the
pre- ceedngs which have led to Tho Popss hipht snd
It Is fs,d that he will probably bs appoiated Preside
If the Ron republic, II one should ever be const
tuted.
Seven Of the cardinals have arrived at Naples but
me- accounts in the French papers assert that tns
Pope had ordered the facred college to proceed to
Nata In order that clave might be held there in
| case Of his decesse.
HNoziou0ie OF Modepa. under the date Of the 9th,
wys:" There is great movement Of Austrian troops
here Many battslione. accompanied by artillery are
to he iron irrs Of the Poptifcsl States An In
vsson Of Bologna II spoken o. although not generally
credted but 1t certain that the commissary Of the
Austrian army has received ,ps,ructoGs TO hold hin
stf in readiness fer the supplies of three four regi
ntnta. report is 81. y current among the soldiers
that fome thouspds of Croats are about to march for
| Messa and Carrara.o
The Correie Mercantle Of Genoa, OF the 7th states
that the night preceding, many murders we're co n
nit. ~ L. phorn, but 1t believed not induced By
| political causes.
Advcss from Lucca Of the 9th Instant state that
that ana The former evening the town mad been the
theatre Of serious disturbances Many persons were
wounded but none 1t was believed seriously. No ds
tails given either as to the cause or result OF these
| emeufes.
Accounts from Turin. dated the 4th ult state tina.
the Sard,nisn ministry hsd resigned in
| # hostile vote of the Assembly IL was bsev ID
| u at the cabne. that would ,ucoeed them would be
presided over by person whose views notorious
| hosule TO Austr'a Subsequent accounts. however
state that is not unlikely that the old ministry may
| resume oface.
The Con. o,dia contains the following dated Milan
Marshal dea orasro The I pal e"sns, Of os.
rou, the ease The cou ell
mneh by nj Very aeona The marshal returned
s following Ie,yio The municipal connci = as am IA the
city CONTINUES state OF sese. enjon the mnnia pa council
0 a ,e ,s Sepe hs 18th inst In
NUT be fed carried away at the. xpeass OF u
LIVES for every toysdeay. .,.
| [sgnedl "'RADErzKy"
Rome continued tranquil on the 9Th inst. In the
svnipg that day The 0cputation sent by the Cham
the Municipality to wife the Pope to rsturu
TO Rome tit that capital for Gsets AZ the sitting Of
| the Chamber Of Deputies on the 4th, VI. Mamian
having sprestd oetire to resign the effce conAded
to HIM by the people and the Assembly, the Prince OF
Canine spergeticsliy ombattrd mis- resolution and
~, ed him to Ike Constituent Assembly elected
by universal suffrage, which would be the sovereign
Judge OF the question at s'u b-twet the people aud
from NJ. Luns'i, resigping the Ministry Of Flnanee
N. SeIeni Minister of Justice, had aso retired from
lhe cabinet and the portfolio of Finance had devnse
ca M ss,sbni and that Of Justice ON M. MuEzareili
Important from Austria.
News IF com ME i'm h.. h"sn recsve1
from Vienna. 1t spears that the I'd Of December
the r.ul ~ euaJis 10 cHt.d IL taV"r Or hi4
| pbsw the Archduke, now Emperor, Francis Joseph
Tue late Enp.r"Ir next brother, Francis Charles
his claims in favor If his eldest son the present
Emperor.
dated Olmutz, the I'd Of December. In witch he
boppc.s hi reasons fer abdrat'n1 the throre" The
u-e he pt cips points stated N tn- ministerial
PIsmme, as given by Prince Schwsrtsenberg, In the
Chamber, Al Krem'isr
The present Emp. born on 18th August, 1890
III. Imp ror FeIoiLaDd has Sed upon Prague as
his place Cf reside and ON the day OF his aodce.
tor re- quilted Oimutz To proc. I'd there He arrived
IT Prseur on the st nearly when tho news
Of his sbdication was hardly known there. Prince
S.hw srtxenbI made 40 Al aoupccment OF this intel
hsel the AssemhIy ut Kremser. where 1t appears
to tsvs created cons' dersh~ furpris-.
The Emperor Ferdinand born the 10th Of
April Lss wa: Gro" nsa ki1s Of Hungary on the 2sa
Sept. mbtr, 1886; and KiOg OF Lombardy and Venice
on the 6th OF Ssptemb.r. 1888. He saccte ded his
,bsr the I'd OF Msrch 1885 he has therefore ab
dcsted the mp.rsl tbrens after having occupied It
for period Of thirteen y ears aud half
THE FAREWELL OF EMPEROR FERDINAND.
The following 10 the farewell manfests Of his majesty
the Emperer, to the people OF Auslrs, TO the foo"ps
We r.rdnsrd the Firt Sc-when we. after demise
tste lie EHlsior Francis the lt became the Ia, fa
Ieoary TO the Ione SO did We impressed with the
onamtsp sht motto; and to further tae
tt ofo Au.irsn !ecpe the Object Of our
troubles ., within The last days.
R SsI' @ % n
o. ps were mindful their true allegiance TO thor
feJ onld heart have to from all Of
suiI lie pressure circumstances extraordinary uu
on ,o rquhtn en for Esat alterations our State iosm,
IN us lie that requires yosnrer and rp p.1
usn fuithe worn, ard to carry IL
through an,sseous erninaio" Weae
81 We II, s,ed A. a. deierm to rsnoass The inpsrs
81 n no r.Sr and a1Ss
upk md ,hs,ed our troubles and hereby declare
,ha 10 SON. BY called the throne biz Excel
kn,y re AauAs ianos '.stph We rsnouNos NE Imperial
s. i.l, rs,eS.s a., "rv.I, Of II. state from .ir
sie ~ iusuis uuS toiu.i .hen on YIN ."tss
Our bsye army do W send our graceful farewell Mind.
me shIo aud trait is ,me and In later times strong
ocs 30 the se e, rworo and buesor Of
,,tr nd in se,sr. viii sqna love aud devoo will