Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-13

A great battle is expected by the 10Th
at iarthest. Warsaw will soon be de-
clared in a state Of siege the cannon
are already placed on the ramparts.
Count Diebitsch' sarmy advancing ag ainst
us amounts to about lGO, 900 men. At
present we have to oppose him only 81 900
men in the field, and the patriotism Of our
people.
ITALY.
Paris, Feb. 2l.--An express which left
Bastia on the 10Th current, and arrived
at Toulon on the 18th, brought the news
that the kingdom of Naples, the whole of
Romagna, the Duchies of Lucca and Pi-
ombino, the Duchy Of Modena, and al
most the whole of Tuscany, were in a
state of nsurrection, and that Italian trl-
colors were every where hoisted without
opposition. 1t is also said that an extra
ordinary courier arrived yesterday at
Marseillcs, who brought the intelligence
Of an open revolution at Genoa, Were
the troops had taken the side ofthe people
.Modcna, FEB. ll.-At the momcr of
my writing, the city is tranquil. Bologna
and all Romagna have broken the arms
Of the Pope, and restored the Lion and
the tri-coIored flag. Parma apd Pla-
cenza have followed this example the
National Guard is organized All per-
sons imprisoned for political olle'ces have
been set at liberty. Part of tie Duke s
troops have retired to Mantua, the SOL
dcrs have entered the Austrim service.
London, FEB. 2l.-The ltaIan patriots
have proclaimed the "Unio, OF Italy"
1t is said the insurrcction has extended
as far south rs Ciyita Necohia, and one
letter states that the tri-colr floats on the
cupola of st. Peters, at Rome. The
Bologncse Provisional Government has
issued proclamation, healed " Liberty,
Independence and Union in which it
is said that all the Italins will join to
deliver their beautiful country from the
degrading yoke of foreigners"
Paris, Feb. 2l.-lt is sud that an in
surrcction has Just broken 'ut in the Ty-
rol, and that on this occasson also, per-
son has placed himself at tie head of the
insurgents. 1t is affirmed that troops are
going to stille this rebellin.
Parma and Placenza enjoy tram
guilty which is only apparent We fear
every moment to receive news OF an in
surrectIon.
Young Napoleon made his debut in So
cicty at the English ami assador's ball at
Vienna on the 9th, and at that Of the
Russian ambassador the following day.
IR + l. A \ d.
Dublin, Feb. l1.-Mr. O'COnncll de-
livercd his last speech yesterday at n
meeting of the wine oortcrs, and was to
set out Immediately for Enghnd. The
following extract from his speech, which
was quite as revolutionary as any of his
former ones, will no doubt excite sur
prise.
at is stated in the Evening Pos that |
pleaded guilty to eight or fourteen counts
of the Indictment A greater tals.hood
waa never stated, even in that pape-. ]
would rather that the arm was Gu off
from this body than plead guilty to one
count. Loud Cheers. If have al
lowed judgement to 60 by default on four
teen counts, it is because | dispute the
construction of law by the Attorney Cen
cral, and that have the liberty of ;ar-
rying, through the twelve judges, to the
House Of Lords the question oflaw, which
shall not discuss 1t has been said that
! have agreed to give mp the agitation of
the question Of the Repeal of the Uaion.
| utterly deny it, and here am asserting,
who can contradict the assertion
Cheers, They may crush me, butthey
cannot daunt-they can neither brbe me,
nor irigh'en me, and here l am as un-
compromising an advocate for the Re-
peal ofthc Union as ever was" Loud
and continued cheers.
1t is asserted that Mr. O'Conndl is
positively to be brought for judgment
next term.
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