The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-25

| Rome.
The Pops stl nusahtains his cusrtsr. AZ Port d. .S
His Holiness breads another revolution h. Trsnoe sxd
hi. capital into garrison Ths Disorder wSioh IN
Vailed In Rome during the recent Carnival has ali 5a
design 20 tsrn tS,Ss. e s:s'si Ss 10
al.onae OF Florence states fron Rome February IL,
otTs that some rrisn declared srps 70 n, ms
way 70 Rome Several thousand Aust.isus are shortly
iar n & &soiSsn. Nm GALL sad Fsoi have BEEN
tnortnt themselves Of his Hosssss return that
tney nae prepared trum,hs arch sod Gfsworks for
T. swltze Nand.
swiss eSsrs and the ~ se-,rsg~f
hhs addressed circular to the different csutons -
,ounciDg that political rsfuges dssirous o oowisx
the military profession viii u admitted into ~.
Algerian legion Of the French rs,ublis
letter from Bsrne states that the refugee ,tis in.
he atrg Zrrss snd who ord Ned to quit tAs terri
that their departure be adjourned The Cern.
cil hAs not scceded to their request The number Of
refugees domciled at Zurich 10 redue I'd to ten.
Austrfs and aunga-y.
The ndition Of the Austrian empire rem aims much
the sarw; that is. diccontent mit KY rule prevsi
IN Hungary and censorship Of the pres every shers
the consolidation Of hsr various popsst ~ into one ~
nationality, Of which Hungary would ono greet
cement and OF leaving to Prussia the place ss
strictly German power reserving to AustrN pstursl
protectoraes the weaker States Soc ,hern Ger.
many with which sheis oloesly connected. rhe Aus
the exact rssrh Of which csnnot be- foresesA. The
evident effort Of the tyrar sicAl aud pressy party
painful TO observe tho iodignites and scRsrings
Inflicted on the wretched' Hungarian soldiers wao
Borne dosn by tyranny and oppression they are com-
PEELED a. bess OF burden 10 comply with the
signed t. the gloom and misery OF prison, whaacs
perhaps they viii escspe and others forced
into the most degrading and revoiting servitude.
The German States.
The dangers that beeet the minor German States at
prerent appear to have drawn some Of tasm oossrfor
. convention mpaliy relating to the Germs "A cou-
sttuon va, 'isnsd st Munich ON the ?7th ut By the
ministers OF Bavaria Wurtemburg and Saxony, all of
which powers are eDgsged In endeavorns to preserve
their ntsr,s political condition unchanged well
to secure being imatsly swamped BY
the ubi'ious designs OF Prussia aud Austria.
The tma Kingdom OF wuremours appears to be in
state Of considerable agitation owing the progress
Of political ideas 70 Esch tia some reports have
been originated Of suspension Of the csnstitution
and Of the intererce OF frurau troops to assist the
element
In ssxopy the Second Chamberi 10 soon to be Engaged
in di'eussing certsin resolutions for eecnos repre-
.sptstvesto the Erfurt Psr,s and for inducing
Bavaria and Wurtepberg to Join the federal union q
Germany.
Affairs In Persia.
Advicss from Teh'rsp, Jan state that the caps-
tai has egan been the thos're Of q popular con-
N otiop A few days previous to the above date the
people proceeded in large body to the house Of the
Imaum Dtjcuua In order TO engage him 20 as,ompsny
them 70 The IS shsS aud IL Induce % His M.j.,y to sign tn.
The Imaum left his residence without giving any
sign Of scqsescence refusal Upon this the popu-
lace dispersed but snnounced the Arm detsrminauoa
Of acting with greater success another time. This
mt followed BY several arrests. the
mavksble Of which that OF suetman Khan, the
Kings maternal uncle; Ibrshim HALL Khan. ex-com-
naDcer Of the army OF Khorss.sn; Husssn Khan ohsf
Of the stan and number Of persons accused sus-
pected Of b.ipg sccomplicss Although public tran
quility had rot been troubled popaizr dscontent
not smothered, aud II Is morsthan probable that
long peopls encourages they by the clergy
will act In decided msnner which viii ca,ss general
revolution In Persia. All syppathize with the Had
the st the time of hts Co the mimic
try he was considered the future regsa.rst,r Of
PeIsia
The blockade ~ Greece by the English feet raised
on the 10th ult In consequence thu istion Of
France and Of the capture Of vessels Sufficient ~
raid, TO the demands of cpmpsusa,ioi mad. for
injuries II iste Be hoped that this sait will be settled