The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-31
FURTHER DETAILS.
FURTHER DETAILS.
INsURRECTIoN I'M sPAI1g.
PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS.
THE POPE DEPOSED!
CONFLICT AT POSEN.
CONFLICT AT POSEN.

SFAIE-An Insurrection of serious nature
had broken out al Madrid, and though unsuc-
&c ssful, had caused the dea III of the brother of
Marvius ChrIstina-34 insurgents were taken
prisoners and shot.
IRELASD.-The repeal movement is actively
carried on. There has been great addition of
Protestants TO its ranks. Smith 0'Brien has
been dismissed from the magistracy The
Queen is TO visit Ireland in the summer.
RoNE.-The prople of Rome, aware of the
uncertainty of the policy of Plus Ninth in re-
gard to the Italian question, had been stimula-
ting him for somr time past with addresses TO
induce him TO declare war against Austria. He
assembled the college OF Cardinals in consislo-
~ and made speech which caused the great
est anxiety through Rome. The ministry re-
signed en- mdsse. but Plus refused to acce pt
their resignation. On the 30Ih ut. full gen
eral staff held sitting, and the municipal au-
thorities went In procession 10 the Pope To de-
mand explanations as 10 his policy and recon-
mended him 10 sbdicate. The civic guards of the
city had orders TO let no one, whether Bishop,
Priest, or even the Pope himself. leave the
town. On the oath the excitement was ex-
IRENE. The Pope has been allowed time 10
consider to the 30th. II appears that should
he refuse, a Provisional Government would be
established, and the Pope imprisoned Later
accounts state that the Pope revoked the decla-
ration Of war, and that the people had deposed
him.
PosEN.-Bloody conflicts have taken place
between the Russians and Poles, on the 24tt
ult.. and the Poles who had nearly 200 men
killed and 700 made prisoners, defended the IN
selves with desperate yalor, causing loss
of nearly 100 killed aud wounded of their
assaiants. A similar fight occurred al Milo
slaw, where the Russians suffered much IRON
the FIRE OF the Polish sharp shooters. who picked
out the officers. Several hundred Polish sol
diers of the eighteenth and nineteenth rrgi-
ments deserted TO the Poles.
PERSECUTION OF THE Jews AT PREsBURG.-
The Jews had been airociously treated, Their
household furniture destroyed and they were
taken from their shops. The plumber lasted "A
hours, when The Jews, numbering 300 families
retired from the town, at the request of the au
;honties, and encamped in the open air.
AT SchlOsberg. even the Jewish Hospital ha:
been ransacked, and the sick were taken from
| their beds and badly treated, without respect
10 age or sex, while even the Jewish tombs
have not been respected. Military authority
could not dispose Of sufficient force TO prevent
their acts OF vandalism. Lieut.. Field Marsha
/ thsrS amt OF Lamberg, was wounded by the
\ people.
MARKETs--Liuerpool, Nay l2-Corn Mar.
ket-Amencan white corn has been in good
: ociuohu - ~ W 10 1cllOW 90, Z5o 10 ZJS-
i extreme rates al close 2ia29s.
Y The sales of Indian meal. have been at IL,
!. to la Sd per 1876 lbs. but at clos. the uarhe-
I wss less 'firm-rates Is l0d 10 lbs.
The rates Western canal Flour are 26a27s
! further concession.
BALTIMORE, May 27.
!. After the opening of the Convention thi
. ssorning, The minutes Of the Convention wen