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K.XCITBMBNT. WAR RI'.VOLU.
TION.-ALL EUROPE IN COM
MOTION.
Ily ihe arrival of the " Eveline," w
are placed In possession ofour regular file
or the " Polyncdan" and "Newt," which
cnnltln detailed aocountt of llie condition
of Europe, Wo giva condeinjfjL-slste-menl
of lha situation of affair In Europe,
up to May loth, relying upon those pa.
pen for authority.
PRANCR.
Our reader will recollect tint th la
teat Intelligence from Prance, published In
tlila paper, Indicated tliat the waa quietly
settling down under a Republican got-e;n.
menl, and had ordered the r'.ei lion bl a
National Aatembly, In winch all male
(illtene, vf theaM of twenty yean, were
to enjoy the elrclivo fratn hi" .lulw.
iUent account! show tint much iliK'untrnt
prevail in Trance, originating from we.
liunal interests, and religion interference
in pail, and in pari from jealousies, and
the love of power and place. At the lelost
I..I.U.... .i.. v..i i l i.i......
. ' 1 1 ', ... .
in Ditinn an.l I.M.I nrwi.i.f.il I..a.. A p.
, .... .,.,-...... ,
go,a,aruicr I'agc., Marir, l.imartinr. and
l.rdru Rollin to admluiflrr the K)rrn.
mriii miill rnii.iiiiiil.in ... r,,r.,.l t.n.
marline in evidrmly tho inaatrr (pint of
the I'rriich Rriublic Ilia firinnran, pru-
drncr, eUurtirr, and clmalry, iar lima
far kept down anarchy, flub ami pri. '
mary aternmnrt wrro imiig mrincii i
througliJiil the t-ounln. Iho ineiyurn of
which wire oiifianl In ihe cloffili of a
. a a a m
rrendrnt. I
Mcmbrra of i lubi and bioi talion had
anemblrd lothr nuinlicriir.'ill.lHHI, man Ii.
nl to the Uhamhrra, l..V rurtioiiofihn
halt, and deolaml'n ne gotermiinn, but
were ub-ennenllv illaperaril without
blooilthtil,
lord llroiihain, late Lord I huh (.' hail,
rellor of Ureal llritaln, bad applied firlrl.
ten of nalurallratinn, at a citirn of
I'rance, and rxplred hit ilrtire lo be
rlrclrd No the National Armbly
The National tiuanl had been increased
'il Wn.tXK) to '.U.fllNI.
.aniarline bad prepared an nlllance,
ufli'ii'Ite an I ilofnulve, lictnren the
l'r.-ncli and .Siw Uepublict.
It wat in)mel that tho command ofiho
nay abould I lendrrrd to the I'nnre lie
Joinvillr.
1'i.nioiutraliout Mere being made in
Pari in faor of Poland 3(1,0011 tland of
arm had been fiirnnilidl, to lie ued
againat Autlria.
Tho follow ing accmiiit ol an attempt, by
I.edru llollin, lo aubrrt the I'rotitional
tioicrunicnt, la copied from the l.uropian
Timet of April 'Wild.
"On the lOtli of April. Pari waa in a
atate of great confuaion, in enntcqurnce of
an attempt mado by M. Irfdru Rollin, and
lha Coinmuniata, to uptot the Provlalonal
(iovernmenl. Il appear thai on Satunlay
evening, at lha ailtlng of the Provisional
(rovernment, very high worde aroan be.
'tween Ihe two partlea, ultra Republican,
aud the more moderate membora. M. I.e.
dm Rollin waa particularly rnergolic,
being oppoaed by M. Marratt, who aaid
that It wat hit linn Intention, at well at
that of hla more moderate colleaguea, to
retpondlo the general wlthet of the nation,
and preteed with moderation, aantherwiae
nothing could entue but civil war and
bloodihed. A warm altercation entiled,
which ended in M. I.edru Rollin calling
M. Marratt km hcht, which opprobriout
epithet waa repaid with atlap in the face.
The other member then Interfered, and
prevented further violence ; bul M. Lcdra
Rollin, It la aaid, being coninccl that tho
working clattet wore with him, gave the
mot ifordre for Ihe dltplay of phyilcal
force. Accordingly, on Sunday morning
the organ of the cluba, tho Commune de
Parle, aummnned all rtvohtitnwirti lo
meet in lha Champ da Mara. The effect
wat, that the whole of the morning tho
Boulevarda andatreot were crowded with
Drooeealone. maklmr their N way to the
Chamn de Mart, but it waa not rill towarda
turn a'.I..1 .1... .1.. .I..... u... I.l.n f
...wuviuv. IIIX III.. tiiiii, nm .., j
tha Government. At that hour the rapptl
began to beat, tho uliopt were cloaeil, and
a unlveraal panic elzed upon the public.
The attembly ofew-irrrt in the Champ de
Mara amounted to upward of 160,000
men ; a cjntullation of delegate fook
place, a'.or whloh Ihe dllferent trade,
whioh wero marthallod under iliiiinct
leaden, And marched In column ten deep,
directed tielr ttept to tha Hotel da Villa.
Amonget Ilia orlea were, A ha dt Imur.
Hue,' and A hu U Oouttrnment PrmU
tUmalrt.' Tho National Guard and Ouard
Mebtls turned out under arm, whan the
roppWwa beat, and have abown lha beat
dlapoeillon towarda the Provlalonal Govern
ment. They occupied tha whole equare
of the Hotel de Vlllo, the Ilourae, the re
aldaneea of the Mlnlalara, and tho varioua
public building. They remained under
asar .aaaes ! " aatatW' es
! i ! " ii ' m 'nrwwmf mmiMiniiiB. mm mm,,
iiw PooBM'r
, " -- -J I L-1A..
"hfnli waafeundthat (kiMMiedtMnl
wan uigni. iwiHMim If, UaM
ware out in grail number, iswy taaaght
ii uiiMuia in proceaa poaooaaiy.
Il appear that there wat actually aa
aiiempt madn io deeeaa Ik moderate
membera of tho Pro ialoaat Uererameat,
which waa rendered abortive Iry theOrm.
lienor M. Lamartlae. BafeM tha are.
cosslou began lo mora (raw It CIhmm da
Mara, toward, the Hetel da VlluVaTCa
bet went to tha Motel eV Villa, aad da.
manded an interview with lha f lavWewal
OovrrnmoDl. M. LamanlM WMtWaoaly
one who received Mm. M. Cafcat lajtpaa.
dlaiely decland that Dm PrortalaaM) Go.
vornmeni bad betrayed tkc eauae of lha
iiroiile, and thf. h waa Meaaaanr, aad thai
it ihoutt ba reooaatllalat). He than baa.
mc.1 In a I let of Ihoaa who abould fcrm lha
new I'rot Uional Oovarnment, aad daolarad
that if it wa not aooratad. tba Meade tbra
wiulilrd in tba Champ de Mara would
march " (he Hotel da Villa, and ante by
furco tint which ibey hoped wotildi be
erauinl hy neaccabla aataaa. The liat
aiteu in by M. Cabet eoalaloa tho follow-
inu iiainoi: Mottra. Idru Rollin, Cabet,
llUuiiiil, Albert, I,oul Blanc, rlocon. Ar
ago, Itat,tait, and Pierre I Rem. M,
Calwl waa proceeding lo make auuw fur.
i .i r . . t .-
incr rrumrae, wncn ai. jamarune aioppen
ihim.ilrclariiig that ha waaa traitor to the
. ... 7 . a ... .
,,PI1,W(0( ,,, ,n -, wouirj not listen to
him. M. I.amartina Immediately left the
room, ami, after consulting with M. Mar.
rati, M. I'aunrrr, and eome other mem-
I im nl the government, leeuau an oruer
for tho arrctt of M. Cabet. but thai olllten
hnd prcvi'ounly left the Hotel do Ville. Il
it tiaird, howevor, thai ha waa taken at a
late hour in the etening, and that he la
air to. in taaaitkjli
" .
ORKAT IIRITAIN.
The Heolutioiiofpram.o waa followed
b) ill monatrationt of violence in aomo of
l'1" manufacturing mwne of Hngland and
ctlaaal. and througliom a large portion
f Ireland. To;iiard agalnat inaurrectlon,
lriUnlm RUwrll announced the deter.
""'' oio.rrnmcm, io un ua wnoio
power to prraervc order, and lupprtea re
beliion ; but a willingneaa to raanova all
caux a of juat complaint, il00.0 nut
kela have been dlatrjbuud among Ibe no
bility and men of property, the Tower
armed, and the Beak Jbrtlaed.
A regular organisation of Chartist haa
taken place In Scotland, and armaaaid to
hate been ordered for iiarf member.
K'harti.t meeting are 'held in every town
of note in Hngland.
The Kuropean Time aaya, "it iaaot
pouible to conjecture how mallera may
terminate, but our earnest hope la that the
people may have prudence enough lo keep
out of evil, and the niluiatry prudence'
enough In concede all the reform the
penplo demand, compatible with the on.
m ard march of tho timea, and the aplrit of
tho Uritlah couatitutlon."
A gwat Chartist demonstration waa
I....I... - .iriniu irJrmin.
''" .I" r " "7, Z.Z-f'"' Dowager, bad 100,000 a year
common, on the 10th of April ( thlameet
inn had been interdicted by tba govern
ment, and proclamation leaned ferbbjeing
the people lo attend. The meeting came
oil at the time and plaee appou.teoand
wa atlonded by 900,000 persona.' On the
morning of the tame day, 100,000 coo.
tables had been aworn Into offionby the
police majlalratea, and sUllooed at dlfler.
enl plaoct, lo aid the police and troops, if
required. The meeting paaaed oar quietly.
The following it from Ihe London Timet
of March 80.
"In all department oftrad aud com.
nierce there it, we regret to say, at the
llmo wow rite, much depreatlon. The po.
Iltlcal convultion which are atill raging
on the greater part of the European eonlU
nent, together with the outbreak, although
of a trifling character, in thla country,
tend to create a want of conAdeaoe In Ihe
publlomlndj added lo all thla la the dread,
ful position ofibeoredll and oommeroe of
France at ihe present moment, aa well aa
that of other atate and kingdom through,
out Europe. Suoh clreumstanoaa may
well Induce all claaeee of tradereto eier.
clae unuaual caution in their operation.
In ibie country money la mora than abun.
dant. 8(111. tho most akwmv feellns pro.
tall amonir our merohanta and manurao.
turera, and ihe nubllo fund, and atockaof
lio greai puinio cunipim, nm
nearTy len per cent.. In Ihe courw of the
laatfourorV weeka-a aure Indlc.Uon
tho great public companica, unvo isuen
of tho atalo of inibllo feeling."
Wn we no Indication of a union between
tho Young Ireland and O'Connell panic
of Ireland ; the former favor a resort lo
force, the latter to an adherence lo Ihe
principles bequeathed by taelrJalQjrfat
ohlof both partlea, however, appear lo
have taken freeh neat aad higher ground,
demanding a Republic aa the only reeaedy
for the crying avHtuader whMilaaeta
Iry groans. On the ithof April, gaaiih
O'Brien, M.P., etthe beejof fUaaal
Deputation, preaentad a ceesyatulatary
address to the Prench Oorernment, and.
" Waatvrartt Mm Mtar ef
Oregwi City, (Oregon Territory,), Thursday, 'Ocfober 26,
SWWgBWWBgSBtBBHMMBBaag""g,'l"lggg3awgi ' - - I. ....
LJJ - U-L 1- 7 qp
OUCNMff Ha tVfflealaV aid frendaliUS.
Tba Orangemen Beolety haa again eprung
lalo aalatiaai, la anpaort of lha Proictteni
mIJ. iUh.U. B....I ..i. .el
T....T. . ,-w . ...... .v.. ..
rallef bava bean paaaed by the Orltiih
Parllaiaent. The fallowing le fronths
London Timet, add rented to the Irlih
"Bui you baa,baan wronged Ireland
la aoMa Baalaad. You mint lo ceniurlo
of erlma, ol fiaae, ofraligioue nenccutlon.
You point lo tba oamaae of paet, and to
the aMI$tion onh-preeenl tlnfo. We in
part aaWrt your jrrlevance. You have
auflered muob. Out do not confound men
and Ihittat. Do not
aiiriuuie io a ciatn
i.i... i
lha charaoter of an epoch
wnat
what
wa
bvllie
or rellf
Ireland,
land.
land,
ages
broken lo Ireland, Iheyaaw tho tame done
to England. If the revolution of ID f
leas'
I avt etr.t oriiinl
waa endured by Bngland. If Ireland t,lBar,7- wneroiney mci a-warm recep :,'' ,' ', '"" ,"" ' '' '" ' ' " ,."''' yZ Z. .V.." M
imiNwi in irciauu, ' i'iik'-i . . ... . . . ... i ...,. , . , . , ... .1. ,1.. . i , I.,.. .1.. .... i. ......t iliU.. in
vuuwimmv, KiiiHianii wamiwi uiiirsnu. " ' ......, ,.... ......v..,. .,i,.u ...... , . ... t ... t .. I I.. I . . .n i.t: .u. A.III. .... J
I t 1...IX I III,.,. 7. II.- Il.l.n,. 1,,,,.. .,.,Vt.. IL I.... ""' " ..... v. ,..,.U-V.......V. -..,
f, .. , ., II t I t . t. I ' O" I I" Is 'O ' I II I' I' '' ' O l I ir J l . JHljlvil ,111 IIIO U'I1IBW.UA.
VeSm.,fWt?yM " Jlawrda Charlae Albert. , . , . ir , . ,r rn0 lwn- ,IrM, j ,he
torn ir Biiaanciii inataaemi in Auria b ,nilln a ,,r0mlll,)n lo re. '" - ' ' '" ,''",,., M-rt rf ,ho pre,, wa, graaUd then
, abe peraeouted and burnt in ling. , ,, . .' ' , , '"d d couf.iranon of t' .or . ,-, e .y 1 , .. ..
IfCromwellwaaatavage in Iro. . "" """' "w u"'u-" wain .&M:rnViX&.
hew...de.pollnIngl.ndiar,',orf,.,KT,:'c,,,.0l'',- M'moi, , ,,Vmd. ewn nsil ninernlttaVea
aaw treaticu Violated, and nrbiniics' "' I""lic ilclil. Hewrol hatlle ha I " ' , , . ;, ,,
- fl. l t l. Ji.. i ..i l;...l I .
... .....-
wa a
naiitan
sore lo the peatantry of'''
Kerry and Clare, think vou (hat it fretted
not the Howard, the Petrc, the Moor.
lonat Irishmen, We hato tliari-d with
jou our greatness and our empire. Hither
India is a open lo you at to in. The
P.ngllth flag It your no lea than utiri.
We have a community of glorioua recol.
lection. Our Plunkettt, our Canning,
and our Wcllealeya, nurtured on ) our toil
their noble admiration of Hnglidi imtltn
tiont, and Ibelr generou aapiratiou for
Knglltli eminence, nut we navo a tirou
'" . , ., 1
gerlle. and a more enduring aoclatlon -
fe-rtS L" rK ',.n"J I
lorted by the union of both morn than all
beside, of a great and myalericu calam
itv home by both, and allot inted by the
elWtaofboth. Would llm Irish Parlia.
rnenl have grant d Calhollo emancipation I
Would Irish nationality hate repelled or
aoothed the Iritb famine 1 Would separ
ation from England protect the Irish pea.
seat t Think on these things, and let your
eympatUatr think on them too."
The fallowing notice of ibe sentiment
delivered at the greet Chartist meeting, I
from the Home Newt.
"Mr. ReyaeUt, the chairman, Inveighed
again, ine newspaper, wnicn naa inianea
Ihe Trafalgar meeting by calling It " rift",
raff." and "mob." The people ihould
retaliate, by eieludkie; anoh papers from
tba raadiag-roomsand coflee-houae which
ibey frenuant. He declaimed on the coon.
omfo grievance of Government compa.
red the cost or our yueen at jcjoo.ooo per
annum, with thai or the American Presi
dent at 8,000 ; ourgeneral executive at
1,000,000, with Ihe American at but
1CO,000. So 150,000 wa to be laid
our at Pimlioo, because tho Qatcn's chil
dren couldnct llvo for the lownettoftho
palace room which were only fourteen
net high. Then 'that foreign woman,' the
leeimgn. i nen -inai loraign
which beravmnathv with tbta country led
her to spend at Maderia, or elsewhere,
abroad : and Prince Albert took 13.000
or 14,000 a year, aa Pield Marshal, who
could aearcely be tatu lo nave even pity
rd at aoldlara.
Mr. William, a Chartist of some influ
enee, aaid If you wish to put down your
leaaert, go ana emaen windows, ana i w hi
not attend another meeting, not a long at
I lira; bul If you will conduct yourselves
well, aa long aa I havo breath in my body,
humble as I am. lam at vour ten ice.
Tho people mutt oraanite : il would cot
litem dui a penny a week each
Mr. Ernest Jone had jutt returned from
ran,
, the witness of a tpeolaclo such a
-K. "-"":..", ""'"T.7 V."" '..''nonerallv Wcloriom. Sardinia ha, ..I.e..
fc. i-e. 1...1 i.i....i k(. .. iin.ciianeoiiitrcsoiuiic.il. uiiuitiimiMv
.... . . . . J ... I
llin blue dmuld b. el.shd Tn E.mlan.1 .
nnlnlnl Inlhlt Irlnolnr. snil nooMlMl thai I
ehahaed in Enulain
for the Chartiet green. Ho denouncetl
the police; and told hi audience, taunted
with Ignorance by the great, lo learn their
-.. .- - ..... ... n ,
loitera tram ine a, a, ;, u, 01 inai ioro.
He announced the Intention to have a pro.
cession of two hundred thousand Chartiti,
topreeent, at lha Hi.'te of Commons, a
patltion Ibrllr:rrlghU. The .Convention I
i in a.' Hi 1 1 mil" a m
." FCIZ .K!" r.L a.'!lJ !
LAM tlV AIM!.
mr., ' ," !i-..t.. u. T.u : i. i
It in uviiiu tiuiic, tn .m
moniiia, no inougm ra. mum huiii.ki ,..
... 17... .- ih. wii. ..... Arti.A i.u'
S..'ll. ik.7volv. .!; , .
...V .'-.v., ... ... j.-, w '"'1 - .
yon, or the shop-keeping specials, x lo 1
turn palo al a crowd af three boy, dollb.
crating over an orange. Down with the ,
. . '..I '. i,i
I" ,i" .-.. IL.u., w'ob ibn
cjat tag over w ge. V-n w th e ,
JJlnUUy d M Parliament, ito.
found Aim
AUSTRIA.
On tho Ulh of March a revolution broke
out in Vienna, In which nearly all of lis
Inhabitant participated. The crowd pro.
needed to Ibe villa of Prince Metternich,
aid deetreyed II, aad afterward to tho
OaaaoeHfy oTIe.8ute, headed by Mil
dettta, with lha ory of The Conititutlon,
Liberty of the Presi," Ax,
mm. or ine tnoii-scsiiina anrcisis, mn'i,'- , . , ., . ..r.i....i .- e.n
nl.iTl,. w.r nsuo.li llm last of I bulletin shall bn published ot tho great deatorui bun... '" I'"''"'""- '
of inSiLTned rt.o?fgM ofWr gUV Kncouragement th.U bo allorilcd v f ., .,., , ,. iM,H,,.irai
for a TlMTy'rwo k and drolarcd Ll , the Hainan youth to an.,, and tn .pro- ,,,,. ,
mri man Jillii to Wt akaaM rr rt ,ed lo drii.. ifie barb. from l.U. j ( ,, h . ,., m Uwl
SPECTATOR.
mntrrmmtmA.tamjmt
staaJre take lie war,"
awrltan
A siom Wero ebiae, U-nil llm .',l,llr.
booted and pelted. In ilia evening Prince
Metlcrnicli resinned, and snccdilv (i
VI.... m i-.i... ... ii .
l , ,,
organization Ufa National duard. On tho
- .,... . .iu ,.w,,m .,, cmanucu inn
iellowlngilay tho nrgnnizalion of National
(Wrda wa conceded, mid proclaim' d,
toffetbar with the liberty of the urcu. and
. ji. .ii i I
iiuwnuun ihwi iwncDipj i inni
Ingoftlte Oenoral Kataiosof tho cnuntry,
for tho 3Jtt July, or earlier If poiillilc
Himilar revolutionary movcmcnie hio
Inkrni. n'K.k.r ,ri n... ..r A.i.lr,.
lombardy ha declarod hcrclf indcti-n
i -
ajcr). Iri)i0ii lo ,
outbrcakt in Aulrni
been fought blvtien the Ailttnun and
Italian troupi, in which the llaliaui ncre
.. .
- """ " 'W i. I" "mo m
naiy naintl Auttrla.
T'leHinperororAuilrianpppMeiorthc
rnii.li.rt nfdmnl t!n,l. lVv. HniUmru.
tho di termination to pro.cciite- thn "war
,,,, I
tigorou,ly agalntt PrincoCliailct Allien,
the h., and tho Grand D.iko of Tuca.
ny. Th. following., from (he-Milan oT,.
cial biillcdu of April 0. "
" Peiclni ra hat iirrruderJu'-lu die Pi-
clmonloo troopt, and tho cominilliicatioii
n;i....i( ..iHiiii... uii'i . livii. ii u, u I
1Vnor of ,, ,,.,,
' "")" ! y'"'.l up (heir arm, and
lietncen .Mantua anil crona It cut o'l
nay a contribution of four million of li.
trot. The Auttrian forces will finditnal
illflliiilly in pinetating that iiart of Italy,
at Pruill I, well Riiardcd. Theprotlnco
cfRre-c't hatbven entirely ctacuatrd by
i .. iilio had nent trooiu Into liaiv. uniK r Count innviinii" 'tt nniiw iimn ir ini I i ii t Mire u
the Austrian. A battle look place tie. rutins!" i in the j- lonnribc II. r
tween thoso trcop 'and tho PieilmontescMlichingi n faimlt, nml has Ucn iiinn .rial
rear cuard. nearChlcte. Tho Auttrisnt ' I..,! ,v Co'the'. In de-crintion of h i
lost 5J killed, and 000 prisoner,."
ITALY. ,
A Republio wat proclaimed In Venice
the 83d of March, and a revolutionary
on
pirn kciiii iu ,.iu..u ui, i.-... . ..M
!.; ..-.! a. k I. ! IIhIm a a
Al
that llmo it wat expected that the minion residence of ihe llarnn, of I '.Urn h-hauv n.
bf Naples, of Rome, of Tuscany, and , and the camle nl Aihtvalggerii. ihe resi
Sardinia, would act in concert ogalnst . 4 of fount Niippcr. tm-in law of
...,. . . .. the hills of t iirtom'oir- hii- li-enru"!
Au.tna. Mantua was in pot,eson of the , , , ,un . Tl , ,,:, ,. a, ,,,.
Auttrians. 00,000 Autlnsn troop, re-(ia(, hern spare! t.u' n ov,nie.Us
malnedat Verona, and Charlct Albert, tent i vi bl Th icwardof'hi-iast i
King of Sardinia, w a ou hi, way togite iu quetlioi wen raii leliothiow th
them bailie, with 70,000 troop. We
..i .....i:. ....t...:,,',...
copy . -cond startling retolulio-iary
motcment in Rome, from tho fcaudwich
Island Newt of Aup. fll,
" A revolutionary mot einent look place
nlRonm on tho ltt of May. Piu X.
hatiugu'Vembled tho Collego of Cardinals ami llcilbnn I nin n i urrcitmn i
ata secret contiitory, thoro pronounced Ou the -'th if Mirch.ihe II iki-uf Sie
an allocution that threw Rome into the ' Coburg Cothi publithed a proclamvien.
greatest anxiety. He commenced by de-' in which he proum", h , su!ij. et, n in
daring that, as acknowledged head of tho liition. and a' llishe, tin u iwirslup
church, he Could not declaro war against The Imii.' "t Hat irnt has omiu I I.i
her, iliren: thai llie illusion 01 l in llo. I
herthlldrcn that the inltalon of tho Ro. I
man troops wa lo protect Ihe Mate of the
church, end that for them to hate m,sed '
.... .... . - - - - ..
tl.rt P.. wnnl.l havn lyrn for lliem In 111.
frinoo hla orders. Dcmonslration hatina
taken place. Inconsequence of tills di.
course, Ihe mlnlttry, en masse, tent in it,
rmlenalion. tt hlch the Pono rofuted in ne.
cept. Tho national guard wat posted nt
the gates of tho city, and allowed no one '
in thocostumo of a priest to itiuo there. I
ftf:;.- "jR'f..1:,,!:! I
.1,. IIIU VIIIW ' IllU'l. .111 i.kbluiU
upon uitini! tho Pono till tho 31)1 h
lit
i -. . ..
,1... tu.i.1n nu... I lipr.t nlo lull r.'W Invins
"" l"l'" '" - ...." '
"!"'" '." ,.lo,,,t'- . ,.,', ," ' ',lw P"
... .r...i.... .. . I.. ill. p.. 1.
emieu ii
Austria
in rcfutini: to declare waraculnt
i!" .Protjsional (loternment Suuld
been established, nml Piu, IX., strip-
have bee
U..I r hi iKinmirairileii. would hato le.
inainrd only Hithop of Home.
On tho '.'d of May Ihe Popo t lelded to
tho pcrtuatloua of the patriot Mauriaui,
, a . . . - , .. ., .
- "'' ? T",, "' .
one IL .lacfd i by 1,1m, Sl.url.nl. The
,,, , . . ,,
Mln tternnosw,a lull icrotcr all tem
.. . ,.,. -f
wmi uiiwiii-, . win.. s i-.v .,.-...
r. Mauriani. after haranguing the pen.
K
No r"
l!u1''10
ado the lollowing ueciaraiiont. i.
a. . i . T
.Mil tini-m hiihii un uiiiniiiiini ,11 nil uut
m r-naii vo Hiiinniiien i mi mo ,
pun 10 cmpioyuir
(
'
cmpioyuir nt.
..;. . 1
ttar snail no,
!1 P ii. IX. is I hi. ion,
,u,niini. 1. A ilailv nllic al I
B---""""'-' ."". . .
mongat other, the commander of tho fori
of Aucona. Tho Austrian Mlnlter ha,
been ordered lo withdraw from Uouie.
llio Austrian gotcrnmcni.in cJ"'"
wlih tho Jesuit, had concerted a cabal, in
consequence of which all tho German
nitliop menaced the Popo with a sohl.m.
If ho declared war against Austria.
The Cotittitutlonel publishes n letter
from Rome, of the B8lii of April, which
contain H'liie furlln r Interesting partn 'i
1848,
lor. rrt.i,!,. ,. 1 1,-. I. o. .,.-..,.,., ,...!,. h,,i
!" ' appen,, ' ' Marshal Itil'tsl)
':l!iir'i '" '"I""'.1"'"'.!
'iletlnrr-l war ollinalli
iiiid Aui'rin
nail ili'il wmi' li'iinaii tfiiiiV"r Hlio i
1 1. ,n, mitiir. ! imni.-r. unninl fa Hi
i ... . .
i:
who uaiiini, h I,. I ,,ii,mul n rmvv
populnr in It'mi' hii I . m I luiiuint; from
? '""" ".HI" ' "'""'" '' " ' -
I-.. I
''"') "ii "" I'
.s uriiu ii, hui Ii
tl.'. i rii.iilirn of
.tl."
iniiiiiTm wl ,
i,r in.i.ii
kii'iwn t llmu
I'm
U I n il.i fin l l ' .Hon
iln iii'liyunti'ui ol .l.i
"puiiiii'iii i . i.. 1)1. ininii ..n h n
' ." ' u l ir . I I . in l.mniu
a.
oi i iiioi p.uvj'i Mi u nan
d ir mil lu!. 'i.'oil tf iif;, hi
,iiiba'-T
" on h .
M-roii, lint h u i. r.,riinali 1
pari
''11" ' ' "
lllllti i sllip t. I
nml Midn I b i ' i . . N i
ae li.nl il' 'jr ,J him 1 1 li i tor
ll . .'... l. . .....!.... ...I.
" " "- - y
",,u "" .,
"jl- ' '' ' " ' ' ,! "" ' ''"" ''"
' n.' which t. i (.' .i li ' re lia Ii II
, .. . , ,...,.. , .
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,Jr"1' " ' " r '"' " '" ' ''
''''" '""" l ' ' ' tU
t.innUlnjr amlilii-j f. ir pr.wnrr. ,.,. '
and nu .(art.) t ik. n h . hi 1 Men (r - i
' t'"1" "'"t'"1 'i'l ' "" " "' " " i "
An the iii'irrretioii ua epeii I
, rili
.j. mts wir VI n ii nit v
abound. IstilMunh
-Tl fa.ili ol N'ci hr ' n ' i. In nj n
two siguonal rt iibnce,oiil,i Prmci . f
llohenloln .hato bun . unit i ih ruund
Norll.aiiKrii, m tb J it, winch f .r ci ntu
defence bv iron li,nd Jot7. !" then
lieaUtU llie uisureein ieaaniii a"ainsi un
imperial troops lu- bciijd-.trowd The
1""''" ' " nl, ,,M U'" r"'U
I Tin rn1i
. .... ...
The casMi-of Wu i into it the taunt
arcnitct ininiieiinm win in.tr owi.
hand,; mil s one in u of r.'iieaiimi w
),,,,., , ., , , ,,. ..n.lnl . as
il,..,!. i,ct, 0 the llohrnl Ii. ex an,i
torior, tt. as ii.nu.itlt ilun;." Iiiitnu llm-
mn mo'ior Twoth i-aml i i n Imt. ! . n
"rd, rod. in ill Ir-' fr."n l.inlitis! urg
renreten'aute iiur ti-n i.uin- ioi i
rcprcen'aute tub- t..n uiiue Wi.t
de.nand rctisioii' fi'. -onpnet, tt" t
reprrsnjition of i! ' man " ,!
- . . . . ..
llie
III
lite Diet
'The IVtue aimnnnei ihat Outih I.ut
rmbiirg Kn otal li-h I a r- publn
Tin
totini I,n' uibiirii r:
shared in the inn n' n
httti ti r ii t
.ii b. :nu .it 'In
nierrt oflli- fi "-
, iiioiis'it ine tin.' w i In ' ' a- 11 r .n,
cn ,,0 yMl , ,- y , ,, , ., f r r,
fonn winch ond. I m .umu- aud was
lilinu"
"'ii ." at
1 uppree I bv ii
N"
liJ ('
.. ,. 4.. .. ,.. .,i,s , ,
of th.- l.Vh c 'lit .
ins i
ft iC ' t liL'IJ
un inr' " thui tn
Pp. .1. p.. I V
"' "
un n.i
., . . .. ,. , .
",p rMn V"""1 ",, ' '
niidmte.vnsiat...i. u . t t
coniuticli in vi Ii viis'n i
had unit")
I I r nn
nig! uiruri.
1 lie mti lit i Ull.iiii, lli s li
li i d i l.i a
II in
' i in i s ii I t ' s in w 'b nl' Mir
enerpt th.it tl - c Mi.ul'riti mis mat len I
to an Li'in' r g ueiainn I l'ie l.irmuu
Confeileriition , m lluit tb inriiian em
niro. fuiilimtiiullt -in 'i I I v hlrui.tl "ii-
irrttMiMiluiioiw mil nl lli. Mini, t.mo
proti cti il i nn tin il i it: r- uiMiuni nml
ninn It v mil it i n its tint I.I Lritllllt tlf
"-- - ---.
a1( , .,,., , liU1, , ,urip,..
1 run Miiijeuuuii uiitriL' .11". 11 n ' -iirs
i...
.- . .1 ..
, , , . ,
llininari.il iiiiinviii
cam r hi un- !
lurni motuii nt nil i i en
Il I, Willie on
is red, black, mid gul I It had lnn
ngried bt thelurman Siuli ,, lint n Nn
.olui A.semblt fir all licninnt should
.......... p,.,uklort.oii tin. lt of Mnv. The
follow mg is from ll
lln no New,.
'll'mr man I'lijojed u power more
lhaii inipeiial, without llio rvuponsibilitie,
to which Imperial thrones nro liable, thai
man wa Mellernlih ; for fortv venr.
lllllllll 1' L'llO'l In' llllod m IstlHl
"i ii i'itiui n suin r. i' i
1 . JkJoO.
No, 18,
a
Ainon llioHondera andomrntof thope.
riol in which wiinow IIe, tho fill of Met- -icrmilii
not I ho leit remarkable; ho
who '.ivnicd tho council of emperor and
l.iii', for th" full rirliuary duration of a
'tu'iniati'i til-, fall lififore a airtct dlitur
!ance in Vietuii. Hit lime wa come. ,
II u. tl e main.ipring of n ivttem now
I roli ii in piec. The crnlre piece, which
I 1 1 i' ill' r (ho klngdomt of Hungary,
til II ' mm, Mlh the tubiucated ttatea
ol hah U-nriiih Ihe away of Amlrla, haa
Ik.hu ii moM'l, nml a Ii carcely powiblo.
ion '.il il ' irpribcnlon, that the whole. t
filirn irwtiil liy and for the house of
llapburg, ill f.i'l wlih Ii. It It enough,'1'
houe'r her" to record the memorable .,
fal if Mitt'ni'h who relaned orf the. ,
after Ihe attemblles oflhh
ll '.'Tmair. i in nutate of ferment.
nth" Jinh n.t the Congress of her
ii r .-ii piw i ri wa, held at Dresden. The
o' j"i t ol llm great meeting wat lo consider
what in'erml rrform, could be granted,
an i nh it tep, could bo taken to present
ii inn' l iiTiinnj in cao of fore'gn In.
tati ii IVn,a,altcrtardt, on Wednes.
U - the :ioth, ibe Hlcdclburg dele.
-11 ' " ",'-' nl .I'rnkfori,i ,,. c
' " . ' r,' f rn KiTreSiakJr.
'"," fmwM not Ukcly to Induce
, Uj w ,lfs, atlM, incoce,sion. In Cat.
M , ,10 ,otlori wl0 tnlW with tho pco-
pb, waa Mockaled in hit palace, and be-
um',y Hie n ore oMinir. n '"
i J in' i ih' cnrJcn, bul wat se'zeo uy a
,r,,v ,'u Ljmilh, a perfect revolution
rnal.' , he led (ho I. lector lack into tod
'iri nl h' had cjiiittccl, locked the door(
'""1 prodded lo demand acontlitulioii,
il lb prince, tulh great spirit, itoodou'
aga nt ihe ilti ,andt of hi adrcrtar-.
ho Mriking i:n nit nammer iitm wuiu
of marytetn ; tma,hcd it to piece in fl
moment, and tl en adtanclng to tho prince.
and putlmg hit fistin hit face, exclaimed.
Vou shall, or tou do not leave tbie room!'
The prince wa', instantly convinced, and
tat 'lcctn ami wrote a prociamauon, in
whiih he willingK accorded to his reo
p'i lurt niiicst
Iu Wu.iar. the people stayed not to
pennon tlr at onco beseiged tho ducal
I alace, and the du'c conceded all they
a-V.1' I . ik i v) dm people, tthp refused to
I . ar tl duk" addrcH them, but listened
pauent't to eteral oftheir fellow rioters,
uh ihat'ui made an entry into tho palace,
ske i"iom il e w indowa to the delighted
ir ml bdiw The people wcro retiring
w ii. th fn. t, of their triumph, tthenun
Injijilv n Unit ol" students from Jena,
w h i in I ,uif I v"d tho battle from afar, en
ci.ii'ti I diem, and turned them beck
ii ii l'ie pilac J a quiet revolution would
notsa'i.lv the students there must bo a
row 'I'ltu ., the ministers,' was tho
rv a h n they agiin, thut increnscd in
I. no riaihcd tho duke, who wat forced
ti ci.mplt ; and again pretenled, by tho
personal intorlerence of tho students, Irom
sp'-akiu,; or pl lining to the people. Nas.
au ha a fnv press, and so has tho freo
town ol l.til'tck Iletse, Darmstadt, and
II 1 1. ii I ate each had their revolution.
Al. 1 1 -mint adapt, the tri.color, nnd all
wear the miional cockade. In Uavnria,
.v rt man i at drill; tho pcoplo listen
i t.r filillchtful expectancy, ready for
units, willing either for peace or war.
V li s .ubjects tie tilth Lola -Montez in
tl i ir 1 te for I.ouit ; he It a perfect pop.
ular monarch lnce he hat declared that
ii I'iKire peace with Trance, irrcincctWe
fihe form of hergotc""nent ; and at ihe
same tune, that il she attempt aggraaslon
n.'unst Cernnnt II w ill be Ids duty, and
I. dint of Ins' people, to shed the last
.li p of thui blood in defence of father
Ian I
m r.nn.v.
in Uitmnart I'emonstralion took
pin, . ii Stoi khelm, on the 17th of March,
i. ' uiquel'td bt the militia.
RUSSIA
i irpor.'d death of the Hmpcior of
Huss a pi ves to lime been an error. The
i-'a .iI" '"" ' VB '" "
. it . . . .. 1 . . i 1. t.
ihrom ut tlio m..tKnl ririlniiake which
tin. i tn iilr1 Kniltl oril Kli:OlC. Oh the
.."- -- - -
. , iif s,i.rti ,i mbabuant, ofCrneow
,., i ... ,.i ,, rnmiiilu-. II10 lvmncror
..
i i . . ;
,K,ia, ,, inai. hailing and ariiung largo
.nun s and lint lie had ordered .11 the
iii-ile itihabiiiuitsof lVlund into tho interi
or, l.ii'd us froiituis twth regular troops,
issin d dailv proclamations, abounding In
pr mum "'p. aie, and threat, of death
and el, il i, mid, lb inclined to recognize
the mdipiiidsiicc of Poland. Wo thall
mo Mule he furnishes money to tho
Dane,, on the north, to fight tho Onrmant,
helmet, hi licet to the coast of Delta.
r.ibin.
SICILY.
The 1'iirli.iinenl of Palermo lias publish.
.d ill- f I1 Hiugd'i'ri'ej
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