Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

IMPORTANT INTELLHENCE.
Conclusions all over Europe-Great
ercitement IN Ireland The Chartists
N Eng!aad-- Decline IN Breadstufs
and Cotton Commercial lntelH-
gence, SC.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
gsti9a' BosroN, April PAL, A. NJ.
The steamer Acadia, Capt. Harri.
son, arrived a, her wharf a, 10 o'clock
lastnight, from Liverpool on the 9Th
instant. She brings five days later in
telligence than the Sarah Sands.
The general connection throughout
continental Europe is increasing.
The Instruction IN Lombardy is
confirmed, with additional impor,an,
features that the king of Sardinia, al
the head Of $4,000 troops, crossed
from Piedmont to LombArdy, issuing
formal declaration of war agains,
Austria, and marched direct to Milan.
The Austrians fled defeated a, every
point.
The Italian Duchies are all in open
instruction.
Austria proper is entirely disorgan-
lied. The Austrian General Radilski
was afraid TO enter Mantua, and from
the want ofprovisions will be compell-
ed to capitulate on the appearance of
Sandman troops. Charles Alder, will
soon have disposable force Of a quar-.
ter million, and with such an army
will not only libera,e Lombardy, but
threaten Austria, even at the gates of
Vienna. In Savoy, the people had de-
clared Republic.
In Baden, Wertemourg and Saxony,
liberal governments were conceded to
the people.
The triumph ofthe people Of Hano-
yer is complete.
In Prussia, after the bloody scenes
at Berlin, the King has promised ex
tensive constitutional reforms, but at
the same time plunged headlong into a
dispute with the Danes, concerning the
Duchies. ..-.. ...:...-.
Holland has also exasperptad Rus
STA by encouraging the Poles to erect
an independent government at Posen.
Silesia, Breslau, and L CT, ania, are
in an alarming state of CONFUSION.
There is rumor that $4,000 Cos
sacks certainly appeared at TiIset. and
serious consequences were anticipated.
The Emperor Of Russia has ordered
every man in Russian Poland, between
Is and IS years of age, to move to the
interior of Russia, and is concentrating
an immense army, sufficient to crush
all attempts TO form republic in Po-
land. HR t"' ''4-'
Hostil.ies had commenced in Den
mark, and both sides were preparing.
Belgium and Holland were tranquil,
al. revolutionary attempts having failed.
Disturbances have taken place a.
Madrid bet ween the soldiers and PEG.
pie, and many were killed on both
sides. Queen Christina had FLED du-
ring the conflict.
A Parliament has been constituted
in Sicily and the separation from Ma
Piles is complete. s1 s
The French Government has order
ed an army to assemble on the frontiers
to watch movements in that
quarter.
Paris remained quiet. Tranquility (
was restored at Lyons.
In Ireland the greatest excitement
Lord John Russell has re-
peated his determination of applying
the whole power of government, in or
der TO suppress any rebellion in Ireland,
but was willing to remedy any distress
ses that might exist.
The Repealers openly say, that to
repeal the Union now will not be suffi-
Gent TO satisfy their grievances, that
Republic is the only remedy for the
grievances under which the country
now groans. 4.i-Ea oa#
The great Chartist demonstration
to come off on the 10Th instant, has
been forbidde" by the English Govern
ment. All the preparations and ar.
however, were going on.
The carriage to convey the petition
and names is in preparation, and all
the various insignia finishing.
The proclamation issued, forbdding
all persons from attending he meeting,
has only increased the excitement, and
called forth remcnstrance from al! sec.
tons Oft public press, even those
hostile 10 Char,erism.
The ChartIsts themselves are deter.
miued to carry out the objects of the
with more energy than was
evidentbefore the appearance of the
proclamation, and TO hold similar meet
ings indifferent locations on the day
Of the great demonstration, and to car