The New York herald., 1849-04-28
hotel Of the consul and had INDUCED in considerable

disorders :" ''"''N"'''
The aa of Florence of the slst ult announces that
on receipt OF intelligence of the disaster by the
Piedmontese army, the Roman Assembly had APP
pointed triumvraet, composed Of Messrs. Mazzn Ar
melni, and Safh.
Prussia.
THE REJECTION OF THE IMPERIAL CRowN-AMBIoIy-
Gus CONDUCT OF THE KING.
The Frankfort deputation to King Frederick William
arrived at Berlin on the I'd inst The two Chambers
both framed addresses to the king beseechng him not
to decline the call of the German National Assembly
and urging him to fulfil the hopes Of the German peo
pe to conquer all difficulties and to take In his strong
hand the guidance Of the destnies Of the Fatherland
The address of the First Chamber carried with only
three dissentient voices that of the second being
amendment prepared by a radical majority in
committee was carried by 1856 to 15l.
The King of Prussia received the Frankfort deputa-
tion the Sd inst and replied to the address of the
Assembly at Frankfort with conditional refusal of the
imperial crown. Acknowledging with eloquent warmth
the confidence that the Assembly had rcposed in him.
But should not justify that conhdence-I should
unity GsrmanyN l. violating sacred rish
and breaking former explicit solemn promises with
States our faherSnd to take resolution Which must be
rule It will now lie with the several sovernments Of thy
German States to examine the constitution which the Ma
Of advantage to the rights conrs will
and the a the peopc e oil
On the Sd inst, n committee was appointed in the
second chamber to draw fresh address to the king
deplorng the visible disagreement between his answer
to the Frankfort deputation and the wishes
py tne RUSSIAN parliament, and urging his majesty, in
consideration OF the imminent peril to which the Ger
man cause would be exposed by the delay incurred in
consulting the separate governments to reconsider his
determination, and return more in accord
ance with the hopes of the country By singular IA
tality. the committee of twenty members was so
composed as to contain an equal number of the right
3D. one 20, by YIN yneke M and the other BY Both
but each, us usual contained the expression Of prn-
ciplc unpaateable to the rival party The result was
that neither address was passed.
In consequence Of telegraphic message which was
received from Count Brandenburg at Posdam the first
chamber held an extraordinary sitting the 4th to
near from Count Arnim the altered determination Of
the king In consideration Of the situation Of the
Faherland and that the Archduke John had in conse
quence of illness resigned his majesty ready upon
the proposal Of the princes and with the the
National Assembly, to take upon himself the
al charge Of standing at the head of the central power
The most urgent request was addressed to ALI the 20
yernments to send Immediately plenipotentares to
Frankfort to decide 1st Upon the election of the king
Cd Upon the relative position Of the governments the
German constitution. Within eight days at the fur
thest Prussia will send penipotentiary Frankfort
for this object aud in fourteen days definite result
Upon this Count Dyrhn moved that the chamber ad-
journ until the next day only instead Of until after
Easter as was decided in an earlier sitting It al
legged that many members had left Berlin in
OF that mornings decision, and that house could not
be got together Count Dyrhn declared that in that
case no official ministerial communication could be
made. Many members when the house was proposed to
be counted dreading no doubt to lose their Easter
the left cried out Shamen An immense Confusion en-
sued. Only seventyseven members were found pre-
sent, and therefore not enough to form house. The
chamber broke up at half past fve in state Of prodi
giOus excitement.
The kings last resolution is attributed to the in.
fuence of the Prince of Prussia.
The Weser Zeit,ng announces that Prince Gulitxin
has arrived at Berlin the bearer of letter from the
Emperor of Russia to the King in which te states
that he is the most faithful ally of the Emperor of Aus
tra and that should any attempt be made to restrict
the rights Of Austria he is ready place the dis
posal OF that Emperor all the assistance which he NAV
require of him to defend those rights which were
rantied by the treaty Of 1915.
Affairs I'm Turkey.
Our advccs from Constantinople to the Goth ult
inclusive.
After the excitement caused by the removal of the
Ria Pacha, the orders for the augme of the
|army the calling in Of all furough and the refusal Of
the Sublime Porte to allow the Russian feet to pass the
Dardancles-we have become quite calm again Tho
provinces are all pretty tranquil without any apparent
1t is lucky thing for Turkey that the Russian in
trigue to overthrow Reschid Facha discovered in
time Had 1t succeeded and Ria been installed in his
wished - 'N '' '''"A'N ''' 'A''
The fitting cut OF theHect goes on cxpeditously 1t
will be ready in April Rifaat Pacha the commander
nchief Of the Turkish army in Moldavia arrived here
few days ago, and had long interview with Reschd
Pacha and the Sultan Raouf Bey has been appointed
President of the Admiralty, vice Mahmoud Pacha ap
pointed to another Office.
Letters from Beyrout mention that 90 houses have
fallen at Beyrout, their foundations having been de-
stroyed by the waters great number have been de-
stroycd at Bahba and Choucifet as also some 200 at
Zohe, situated on plain at the foot of Mount Leba-
non, from whence the waters rushed in streams like
rivers from the late rains and melting of the snow
letter from Gaatx states that quarantine of
three days has been established on the frontiers OF
Moldavia and Wallachia the reruatons even To- the
government couriers strictly enforced under the
protection Of guards Of Russian troops
Ireland.
TRIAL OF MIR. DUFFY.
The evidence Of witnesses behalf Of the crown
wns precisely similar to that adduced the previous
trial Mr. Butt was to address the jury on Thursday
m not h be % s gnu Una. inc Jurors w
member Of the Repeal Association. There are in all
five Catholics on the jury.
James McHenry's Circular.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, 1849.
The close Of Lent induced an immense demand for
bacon particularly OF the low qualities for Ireland.
Importers have been free sellers A good deal of the
meat via New Orleans is less out of condition
Most of the sales have been at 32s Cd to 3is "MAls
ter's and Macom's," from ST. Louis via New York
has been easily placed at full quotations. say 3Ss tC
AS, for boneless long middles.
No change to notice in beef The increased produc
ton Of cattle this year in Great Britain appears se
ously affect the value of this article much the de
mand being supplied by home cure.
Pork Is Inactive for ship stores Low qualities ar
wanted. 400 bbs of strips have been sold at 55s.,
ship.
There is very little cheese horc but quite enough
unless offered at lower prices.
At Ais to 44s about 100 hhds Of hams in SALT hav,
been sold.
very choice parcel Of shoulders from St Louis has
brought 31s.
Ordinary qualities Of lard not better but really
fine leaf ism saeable at Is. to 2s advance
There Is decided improvement in all brcadstuffs
The Danish war has caused fear OF stoppage Of the
supplies from the north Of Europe, and made mllcrs
anxious buyers Of wheat, at Cd per 10 lbs. advance
Flour is up Is, with increasing country demand.
The exports to Ireland continue large Indian corn
has improved Is to 2s per quarter and Is to-day in
more active request than for several months past
dian meal partakes Of the Improvement.
QUoTATIoNs.-Bacon- middles, bonelcss, per
cwt, 40s AS; de- rib in, 35s. 40s; short middlcs
boneless 4os AS; do. rib in, 35s. 3ss Beef-Mess
per tierce, COS s0s do, India per 304 bs S5s 00s.
do do, per 1886 lbs, oos zoos Butter-Grease, per
cwt, 25s. 3os-Duty free Cheese-Fine, per cwt
44s 46s.; ordinary, 40s. 42s inferior 31s 3Ss-
Duty 5s. per cwt Hams-In salt, fine per cwt, 4os q
ass ordinary, 30s. a 35s Shoulders-Per cwt, 25s O
Dos Pork-Mess per Dbl, Cos. G5s; prime 45s a SOS
strips, SOS. 54s ardFamily, in pals, &c, per cwt
BIS 40s., fine, in kegs and barrels, 36s 4Os good
in do, 34s 35s.; ordinary, 32s 33s; inferior and
grease, 26s. 2ss-Duty free Breadstufs-Flour-
Western Canal, 23s Cd. 24s.; Philadelphia, 23s :
23s. Cd; Baltimore, 29s a 24s.; Aienaddria, 23s Cd
Ns; st. Louis, 23s Cd. GAS; Ohio, 23s. Cd. a 2ls
sour, 22s. 6d.-Duty 41sd per cwt. Wheut-Red pe
20 bs es a cs Cd; white Gs. Cd; a7s mixed, es Sd
a es 0d-Duty Is. per 4S0 lbs. Indian cornZWhite
per $50 lbs 2Ss Cd. 29s. Cd. mixed 29s n 3Os vol