The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-12

e4tIou movement In favor rsvaioa Of the cossti-
tubonI ine creased daily. strong desirs fT the css-
tnuancs Of Louis Nspoleon's power Is asuifssted
The battalion OF chasseurs do vnoepnes Just ordered
b. Rome corps Of those formidable sharpshooters
~ho dd such terrible execution at the sege Rome By
picking out the Roman gunuers. Their missile instead
a ball Is cylinder, with conic-l tip which is car
red BY the rides immense distance With fearful pre-
a.ass. and most Quick.g ,nd are generally small
ssd square set was BY ehasseur Of tneennes that
Isvryron the French shot 10 the fore
h~sd ~ he peercd moment over the Roman wall
Italy.
Letters from o tho 10th instant state that the
Papsl government has published decree announcing
that summary punishment thall be inflicted every
person endeavcrng TO prevent another fon smoking or
The accounts from Rome which are Of the 18th speak
OF further assassnations Of the French that General
Gemeau has published proclamation OF which the fol-
lowing - an analysis. After mentioning the different
attacks upon French soldiers the general suppresses all
permission to carry Firearms swords and poig-
nards TO be given up before the l7th After that
date domciliary visits we're TO take place aud in
hsbsnt four in the possession u Is TO be tried BY
court martial The owners Of hou TO be held
sp nsibe for the which may be found in them Per
carrying sword-canes to be arrested by the
patrols and kept in prison until they have paid due of
fifteen Roman On the day when this procl.ma
too issued person siuated the
II the "A Condott only 100 yards from the residence Of
the UI,,-rs publishes the following under date of
Rome, Goth ult -" 1t appears that French sutho-
rites have caused 10000 ratons b- taken
Castle of & Angelo and also large quantity Of powder
This decided attitude Imed by the French army has
produced very good effect; IL has discouraged the
anarchists and given confidence to the friends Of order
Portugal.
Letters received in Paris from Lisbon dated the 18th
Instant that the Duke OF Saldanha had writ
ten 20 the English Minister at Lisbon declaring that his
intention to maintain the constitutional throne
poons Maria and denying in the strongest terms, that
he wished TO force the Queen to sbdicate.
he OF a M NIB q
Grating army, arrived al Lisbon III. 18th inst, in
tx steam transports Their reception enthusiastic
in the extreme did any disturbance worth recording
occur TO diminish his Graces gstincation the
cason The day was not regular holiday but the in
ha1a,anss q Lisbon made IL aud Kept their
Gntl past midnight The Qu,e aud King came in for
email share Of attention.
ssldanha President OF the Council All the min
fssry held to be Of honor and integrity, and
had been ministers OF State before The Queens new
government had assumed extraordinary powers to put
down Thomsrs laws OF the press The Cortes would be
dissolved and election would take place soon as
law ccald be framed by committee named for that
purpose 1t was Thought that the new cabinet be
led too far in its dctatoria and to this fear u
attributed the nonscceptsnce Of office by the peers
Lsvrsdio and Ponseca Maghaleus.
The following Is the cabinet The Duke of sal
anha President OF the Council and Minister OF War
;fml; Jose Perrera pestsns Minister OF the Interior
de Jouce. Minister of Justice; Marquis de Louie. Mini
ster Of Marine; Merno Miguel Frangin Minister Of III
nsnee and Jerks de Antoqu, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
Il viii be seen whether this administration is equal 10
the great difficulties inherent in the present state Of
Affairs opinions very much divided upon this point
but, regards their personal integrity ana honor
individuals, am happy to say they are all Of excellent
character.
Spain.
trlegraphic message from Madrid, dated the 9th.
that the Marquis Mrsnores has been named
Minister o. Foreign Affairs.
ThsMiDister OF War has appropriated supplementary
crsdt for the manufacture 80 900 percussion musket
The Espand organ of queen Ihrssioa. contains y vio
lent attack upon Lord pslmerson ~ains for Its text
letter Of eopgrauation alleged have been addressed
~ Sir g. II Seymour to the Duke de s4ldanha at
Oporto The letter in question l. to have
LISBON With an ade-de-camp Of saidsuha sir q. H.
seymour Is accused in this article Of playing Lisbon
the same game sir IL. Bulwer at Madrid
most painful feeling has been excited in the public
mind by sanguinary attack made by the armed police
upon the students OF the ungersiyan attack in which
seven youths Of eighteen nineteen Of have
been severely wounded and amongst them the Of
Muchsds the deputy for Cadiz youth Of great promise
and youn. Uuoa, the Of u wealthy Moderado. In
eonseqasnce Of decree sugmentng the matrcu ation
re y sum beyond the pecunlary of the stu
dents, who are for the most part youths Of very
slender resources a great deal OF discontent has
been manifested among them, especially those be-
longing 70 the medical and veterinary schools One Of
the profe Of philosophy IN hsrangue made to his
class, 6xhorted them not to follow the example Of
the oaiLasnsos The students Of medicine. learning
the epitbst unpolicaly applied To TN, .nbled
g the number Of 400 900 aud proceeding to his class,
sed and booted during the lecture In the meantime,
Chico the chief Of the secret police with strong body
Of civil guards, horse and foot aud number police
sgent~ made his appearance the students leaving
enjeavoring to Of noisy charged
the excited youth with barbarity wounding many
and taxing great number prisonsrs Great military
precautions we're Immediately taken the poverty and
dtrrss Of the aborng classes and the general dscon-
tsnt make the look upon every symptom Of
tumuit with unessiness. lzrg. body a the students
have proceeded to the Office of the Ca,a@ Peo 20 re-
quest that their cause may be pleaded in that paper
letter dated Madrid May 2lst, says fr~h disturb
snceS have taken place to-day IN the University The
students unpaved the court 10 provide thcmsevrs with
missiles against the police An officer. wth troops Of the
line, having been reduce order assured
the students that those who had been srrted yesterday
should b trested with all possible respect Upon this
the youths pacifed sii expected that fesh
riot would break out the morrow; group. Of stu.
dents wer seen gathering in state Of much excitement
an the principal streets.
Piedmont.
Letters from Me- state that considerable agitation
PREVAILS both in that Iown and At Genoa At Nice q
meeting held In the Chamber Of Commerce at which
protest. drawn up IN most revolutionary Language was
adopted, threatening To declare themselves indep.Ident
in case certain hscai regulations decresd BY he Pied
mOntrse govern msnt should be enforced At Bsnos, II
y said there than loo political refugees ~ho
are only waiting an opportunity 70 create an nsurr.e
Ticn
Disturbances took place at Nice the 10th Inst,
caused BY contemplated commercial reforms vnich
we're called out and soon restored order No lives we're
lat but several persons were much bruised 10 the con-
fusion.
Greece.
a tele-aphic dispstch. dated Athens, 18th inst,
the ssfe arrival Of the King n Greece board
tb steamer Vulcan in the Prgus At four o'clock on the
evening Of that day
Austria.
Accounts from vienna o. The 2t May state that the
rsins which have fallen have completely in
D~sed several parts u the city and orcas0nsd
serious csmsgc. The great military msnouvres At OH.
nuts hsv, been postponed he ground being completely
saturated and broken up by the heavy rains. The Em.
p~r~ vi no, leave tin the 18th and viz proceed Imme
dtey 20 the Gsachian frontier TO the rendezvous Of
the C,sr and the King q Prussia further reduction
y y y made in the army-4s bsttalions are 70 be
broken VI
The IsSp-e ccy-,spond,uf SAYS the assertion Of Sc
versl newspaper that Austria suggested the
ton o. p~nmnfk snd AL its dependencies 20 the Ger
manic Confederation has hitherto been regarded
idle report Such. however. IL the cas-. We
hear from Vienna that the Austrian cabinet has seriously