The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27
The Roman States

The Roman States.
The steam frigate Cacique, which left Civta Vec-
CHA on the LIST, brings dispatches and $50 military
passengers Of whom LON bardians who are to
be incorporated in the foreign legion The commits
during his absence has arrived at Rome This com
mission has ordered the immediate discharge of the
fraction OF the regular army Of the republic; which
took possession Of Rome has done duty in conjunction
| with our troops The squadron under Admiral Bau-
din has returned into roads from the Hes d.
Hyeres and will wait here for the arrival of the new
commander. Admiral Psrseval DescheDes.
Colonel Chapuis has resigned the Office Of Prefect Of
Police after alteration with General Oudiuot
and demanded leave Of absence. On the 25th ult
Count Mamiapi was ummoned before the police when
1t Was intimated TO HIM. in brutal manner, that he
must quit Rome within twenty-four hours On his
protesting against such unparalleled exercise of
power he was told, that being Of such influence,
he could not be permitted to continue ia Rome aud ii
he did not quit that place In the time specified he
tsDts Of the city perfectly shocked on the receipt
OF this for all classes unite in hoporing Mamani
for his great literary attachments as well his civic
courage.
Accounts from Bologna Of the 30th ult state, that
the Municipal Council Of that city had pronounced it.
self unanimously in favor of the msintenance the
constitution in the Roman States In consequence Of
this act the Papsl and French authorities had re-.
DR. Psntaleone remained in Rome, netwithstsn ding
the strong hihts given to him Of the intention of the
Pafal government
The sanitary state Of the French army In Rome was
letter from Rome states that the government COM
Alten and Della Genga General Oudinot has direc
that according to the desire of the Roman municipal
with all the works necessary to re establish
cations within and without the town. He has also
named special commission for works Of benedcence,
composed Of NM Trossard, Peri, Palazx Bianchini,
Massoni and BoDnlioni.
The Psdmontese Gazette Of the 2sth ult states from
Rome, that General Oudnot left that city the 23d
Tor CaetA in order to consult the cabinet OF his Ho
to the be taken respect to the
Roman and foreign individuals compromised in the
taken any notice Of them, but had merely instituted
proceedings against the authors of the of
GouDt fesgrino Rossi Great fear was entertained at
tho paper Of the republic.
REPORTED CHANGE IN THE MINIsrRY-MuITARY
MovEMENTs-sENTRNcE OF REVOLUTIONARY LKAD-
RRs, DC.
We learn from Spain that q change In tho ministry
was daily expected Dsagreements have long existed
among it's members, which have now reached crisis
On instant the arrival Of the Duke Of vssnoa
at Madrid was hourly looked for, when . modification
Of the Cabinet was deemed certain
The Madrid journals announce the death of tho
Count of CaDsdaAlta the father Of General Narvaes
1t was reported at Madrid that the government had
dition Of Italy together with others from the
province Of Catalonia to invade the empire of Morocco
continually attacking the fort Of Melila and
the garrison In constant state of alarm.
The most favorable accounts continued to be received
from the province Of Catalonia
The Clomor Pubhco, of Madrid, says, that when the
holders OF the notes Of the loan Of 100000 900 reals
presented Themselves at the treasury receive the
fourth Of the amount provided for by the law they
did not find . single marored,.
The Heraids of Madrid, of the 10th ult announces
that court martial at the Havana has condemned to
death Major General Lopez and NJ gusgs to six years
bard labor at the hulks, for having been principal
re ublic in the island General Lopez IL now We be-
hevs, in the United States.
Portugal
Letters from Lisbon Of the Esd ult, via Madrid,
Dom Miguel obtain the Remuneration Of his claims
the throne.
Belgium.
We learn from Brussels that the Sth nsta fears
rtainsd for the health Of Baron Chazs Who
had been attacked by the cholera
Venice.
Trieste letter states that the I'd Instant Venice
was on fire at different points
Switzerland.
letter from Geneva announces that NJ Mszzini 10
in that city.
The accounts from Syria, Of the harvest, gene
inssed crop is sbsvs the average yield In ths neigh
borhood Of Beyrout the grain crops also exceeded
pectston.
The French Republic.
The fastest accounts from the vine growing depart
mepts, represent the approaching vintage unfavo
rsbe both with respect to quantity and quality The
the Isvsgss Of insects and IL feared that the produce
Of this year viii not amount 10 than half
average crop.
In the famous case Of the letters OF Benjamin Con-
ant TO Madame Recamier the court has decided that
they cannot be published; but acquits Madame Collet
Of having sotsd In any other than perfectly honor
able manner.
II 10 said that NJ. dHarcourt Is to return to Italy
He ia to be replaced BY General Bedssu ambassador
in Rome.
Letters from Caen announce that NJ Guirot IL to he
elected member Of the Council General Of Calvados,
BY the Canton Of Canbremer.
NJ Lamartine who IL still confined with an attack of
Legislative Assembly unlimited leave OF absence in
order TO sell his patrmonial estste and Hquidate his
pecunisTy engagements.
The Monifepr notices indication Of public con-
fd that the deposits In the Savings Bank Paris
have constantly increased for the last two months.
The sums deposited on the 10Th and 18th Of June,
amounted to 4s40 francs and the ed and ed Of
July to 372b52 frames. On the 18th and 3oth however
thy were only 325 sea francs.
NJ Ducbene responsible editor Of lie Pe,pis has been
again condemned by default to Eve years i'm prison
ment and 1900 francs fine for having published arti
cles the 9th, 10th, and 11th Of May last exciting
the s,ens to hatred Of the s9ssrsn ep to civil war
OF ssinte felsee but on previous occasions refused
TO attend the court
General oudinot as salve to his wounded honor, IL
TO be appointed Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
Madame Lebrun, who was known for her attachment
10 Queen Marie Antonetts, has just died ut Oman,
eyed lo6 She was In po,sesion Of her faculties to the
Last She has left four children the eldest Of whom b
. son, aged IS.
The proprictors Of the SIX Paris journals that we're
Suspended after the declaration Of the state Of siege
have appealed against the judgment Of the
declared Itself incompetent to hear the complaint
A letter from Perigueux, in the department 81 the
Dotdoene states that in consequences Of the produce
tive harvest the price Of wheat has fallen there per
cent further mentions that the Indian and po-
tstoes throughout the department, present the most
luxurisnt appearances.
General Rulhsres IT, Il IL said about to leave the
ministry In order to sfsume the post Of Grand Chan
ceor Of the Legion Of Honor vacant BY the death Of
Msrsbal Molitor.
army Of the Alps about be concen on the
frontiers Of Switzerland.
A6sirs IN Great Britain.
The Scottish Press mentions that the fisheries on the
Isle CT skye are raid to exceed anything that has
taken plsce for forty years.
The Hungarian General Dem, when q teacher of
langusgee about two years in Oxford golden
opinions OF all parties sccount Of his noble ba
his modest demesnor, and his virtuous mind.
The Ost- Depfche Post and Lloyd report from trust
worthy source, that Prince Mstternich H. suffering
foftening Of the brain hibits Al