Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-04


Iembor''s speech do hot deny or afi~- -
OF these views | merely refer 70 tho " 'ae I
spirit of 1t. The Minister cr Ednca,;' '"i'nno,
him, and among other things soiJ ,La,,"n fepic
Of whom NJ. MontaIembert had s,,.i ,.,''' 'ie Voo
produced IN time when the cbpr.L "orTor
/ troIled education, but every hin, -, 'O' ooy
could he promise better fruits j.. ,Io, o1' and
only partially restored which Ioaro. Z
contended for The liberty or o5,. a' 'haI be-
jected by the Assembly. 1'o'loa va,
The outbreak at Vienna was or,..
ter. Indeed, next TO Paris, Via,,,, ,eali
centre OF that misery ami disqnat nm. we
/ king population which do not alIov s,,5 I'VE
dcveIope themselves paciicalIv. b,, ' ''aq
! become the watch-words of revolt - A2'
/ Herr Swoboda had established III, ca1
something on the principle Of NJ. Pr,,Ih.
change Bank, which loaned its bills 10 ,b,.
on the pledge Of their labor. Each L,. ~, O4'7
TO repay the loan made 10 him IN r,,r,..'."f owe
mcnts. and with tho funds thus ra.;,.. 'I''e 1'
wero to be finally canceIIed. Tn. ~.
operation consisted i'm the couGir,.., 20 y
the public in Herr Swo0oIa and Lis s,. F'.'
| but as the present crisis is no, fayo-,Il,
dence in any ,hing, the bills became -, d.' "
market, aud no longer answered their n,as
! This Jeff the curriers' without resour,o.F y,
monstraiion was tho Consequence, Tb,,
ded that the Ministry should guarantee ,l
and thus restore them to credit: the Mn,
fused, ying that Herr Swobola's b,nL 49,.
vatc establishment which they could no,
one way or tho other. The people, desn.,,,
impatient, attacked the hotel Of the Nm,
| Il, ip,,riN.. yl hob. .. ~
dcred body of regular troops into The ci,c
/ ricades were raised, and n repetition of m
insurrection was feared. The diIi,grr,,,r..s
ever appeosed for the moment witbou,' ,'b,,
With the entry oflhe soldiers the ,,uls,,.
/ forward TO take part in the difficulty. tb,c
ed the right TO maintained order in The cn
/ called for the withdrawal ofthc troons. II,
semby declared itself in permanence . +, ~.
ported I'm the Hail that the troops were add, !.
/ toward the UnIyersIty--the public vera u
excited, the National Guards wera d5pbf
several companies Of The line were alor, \
/ the students in the collision that seemed =,
/ The Assembly sent commission 10 IN, n /,
SHY, which was received with all hono-s. #, !,
dents guaranteeing That they would r1qia-
der without the presence Of the troops. II
d "A.
a vote ordering them 10 be withdrawn In an 7,
This satisfied the people, who greeted ,bg d
senlatiycs with loud applause as they cane
ter the close Of the session. The mex, Ilv
Iith) two millions of hJrins were voted bg
Of assistance 10 different brances of industry
In the South Of Hungary The Seryians d. 4
the UuDgariaus n battle on the 9Th ins.
took several snail towns. On lle other d
tho country, yeIlachich is advancing I'd
Pesih without having as yet cncounlerel and
position. He has issued three proclama,oal i
to his army, one 10 the Madgyars, and the
the people Of \ Austria in general Tie ds. I
all intentions in favor Of the reaction At r !.
profesSes TO be a defender Of the con,lim,o1G I
berries Of the empire, and says rhalbe comns
ly for equality IN rights for all the nations Of A
il is composed. The Hungarian Diet, in Vi 4
the imminence of The danger, has declared
in permnnence, and ordered n levy en- uqss
il is not ye, known what this order will Dr \,
1t is reported that thore h1s been a rcvolia
Pcslh, and that the Paluuno. ArchIuks sd
has lost his head. bat The rum1r lacks COZ ID
ton. Prince Es:crhazy has resigned his d
as a member OF the Ministry. auI 60 olu, 81 ID
the originator of the difficulty with the SAVED
ing 10 what pass it has brought the n1.J 4
become insane.
The distressed in Ireland is likely to be
IN alI lis drcadru features by that among ID
dus;rious and free people of Belgium; an
cholera should adj lis ravages TO the priuio1
poverty the situation Of the country will b. ID
rab!e. The proportion oF the population y
even now, in tho middle Of the harvest, hagsa
fed by public charity is truly alarming. la'
province of West Flanders II is one person o.
every four, in Brabant Que on, Of i've, ia
Flanders and llainauIi one out of six. in ! al
and Liege it is ono to eight, nearly, and
werp, Namur and Luxemburg the average iil
one IN eighteen. The six proylaccs IN sd eh
proportion Of paupers is from one in four q a'
eight. contain eight ninlhs ofIhe whole pop lAa
though only about three. ffths of the ,eiH'af
In W est Flanders, which is about rs largs q
good-sized county in the State Of New ON
contains G5O,000 inhr bitants. there are al ias|
ment 10000 paupers; and this frshui 4
OF misery is constantly receiveing addtoas
'h's' let 1t be borne in mind. is after two III
remarkable abundance. 1t does not arise
failure OF 'he crops or from pesticnce, vi
some cause existing in the social structure ID 4
these unfortunate beings live. That caas,
political depression or arIslocralicaI priylIa-H 81
although Belgium is governed By a cons
monarchy, greater degree of liberty is ~
than in the republic of France. c.
The SELTIRK SErrLEHENr.-Sir Georges
son has recently returned to Montreal hm|
extreme British settlement, on the Red iu