The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-10
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moned to capitulate, received the summuns with
discharge Of artillery, making great slaughter OF
the corps which had advanc ed TO Palmsnuosa.--
The enemy carried of, il is alleged, IL wagons of
..Ihe Austrian Lloyd, under date Of Trieste, May
5, announces that Venice is declared in state OF
blockade, and that an Austrian fleet Is engaged IN
the maintenance thereof.
letter from the camp Of General Durango an
nonnces that be has marched to Paya, at the head
of l5,OO0 Pontifcal troops.
The Epocha OF Rome, OF the LIST, states, from Ma
Piles gl9th ulLI, that the people have proclaimed
the son Of Ferdinand ii, King. Other accounts
nom Naples, of the same date, contain no men
ton of this Circumstance.
The Roman papers are up,the LIST inst The
ministry had indeed accepted their portfolios
again, but had announced upon what terms.
deputaton composed of Pier Angely Florenlino,
pietro saerbini and the Duke Of Rignano, had been
named by the people 10 wait upon the ministers
and question them on the subject They received
evasive answer, which did but increase the pop
ular excitement; mysterious consequences were
The Patra OF Florence, OF the 4th, announces,
that demons-retion had taken place at Leghome,
against the ministers the day before. The speedy
oonvocation of the assembly was demanded. The
Governor promised 10 forward the request of the
people 10 the Government
CoNsTASrISoPLE, April q.
has taken place Mehemit Ali Pscha, brother-in-
law of the Sultsn, gentleman well known in Eu-
nope, has been named Grand Admiral, in the place
of kalib Pscha, who is removed.
On Saturday prince was BON TO the Sultan; he
has been named Mahommed a. abid. This is the
second child our youthful sovereign has had in the
short space of sever days Ii is said that four
other Sultanas ere expected 10 be confined.
fire broke out on the Odd at Arnaout Keoy,
which consumed the whole yillage-upwards Of
u -.
tell prey TO the haInes. -f..
Business is a dead letteT---credit shaken and
money ssarce.
CIyiTA yKccHa, MAY 2
The Ministers Of Tuscany and Sardinia have
protested against the encyclical letter of the Pope.
Mamiani has announced TO the people that the
ministry contin ued, with the exception of Cardinal
Astonelli, replaced by him lhlamianL) The min
istry has full power 10 decide upon all temporal
matters, including war. The ministry have pro-
missed 10 expedite the war, and To cooperate with
all the forces Of the State in eIpellng the Aus
TRANS. The Austrian minister will receive his
passports tSdrd cdcciti0l
fHE STATE OF rHE CoNTISENT-fhen nomination
OF en- executive Directory of five by the National
Assembly on "Wednesday, in the manner stated,
seems 10 have surprised the press, the public, and
probably the parties ehosen-so far, al least, as
respects the order in which they stand in the re-
turn. The fall of NJ Lamsrtine from the top, which
il was believed he would have occupied, TO nearly
the lowest place on the list, is the theme of COM
ment in the whole of the Paris journals OF Thurs
day. For this apparent decline of his popularity
several causes are assigned. The principal one is
the solicitude he expressed that NJ. Ledru Rollin
should be named one Of the Executive, and
which, il would appear, very much displessed the
majority of the Chamber, OF whom previously he
had been the great favorire. NJ. Arago was on the
occasion, sort OF neutral person, and 10 him were
therefore given the votes Of nearly the entire As
senlbly-tkose OF his own friends and those of the
two r1teme parties, the ultra and the moderate
publieans. The moderaies would not vote for NJ.
Ledru Rollin, and the ulirss would not give their
sufnges TO N. LamaItine. Such We're the causes
Of the result of the ballot
PEsrH, May /.
Some alarming reports have arrived here from
Banna and from Cnoaria Several districts, inhabi-
ted by Servians, have reused the people, who have
Proclaimed ZaIa Georgiewick, Hing. The Croa-
ian Jellochich, has openly proclaimed a counter
revolution. he speaks Of 10000 Croatians and
soldiers the ironli,srs, who only wait the signal
for him 10 re-estalish in Hungary the ancient state
of things. The Emperor, he SAYS, was forced TO
make the concessions which they have obtained
from him; and although he has no order from the
Emperor, he will restore 10 him his former power
with which he was invested by God. This news
has placed all the town in eommotion. We hear
every where that The country is in danger, and the
cry "tO arms resounds on all sides.
Important from Rome.
by Electric Telegraph.
LIvERPooL ALEfoa OFFIcE, Noon, May,i3
The Pope having refused 10 declare war against
Austria, an insuuestion took place.
The Ministry resigned, and twenty-fouT hours
was allowed 10 the Pope for his final decision In
the event Of his refusal, Provisional Government
was 10 be Immediately appointed.
Italy.
The eternal city is in high insuuection. Rome
may be considered in q stage of siege. Plus TX,
whose name was so lately the symbol Of Italian
emancipation, and who was personally the idol Of
the people, and, now pronounced 'Teaction&ire,
is left nothing but the name Of the sovereignty Of
Rome, and scarcely even that
What appefIs certain is, that when the declara-
| ton of the Pope against pToclaiming war against
| Austria, and disappearing of the passage of the
Pc by the Pontiheial troops became known, the
population OF the Holy City rose one msn-the
national guard took possession OF all the gates;
sentinels were placed at the doors Of the resden.
ces of all the cardinals, who were detained prison.
ers; a committee, Of which the celebrated Cicero
Vaechio was president, took possession Of the
/ post office, where all the correspondence was
/ seized; the letters addressed TO the cardinals
were opened and read.
| letter from Rome dated the LIST inst saws
that the moment the defamation of the Pope above
mentioned, became public, deputstiens from the
municipality, the clubs and the civic guard, pro-
ceeded 10 the palace, where they remained foI
nearly four hours in conference with his Holiness
II was during this conference that the gates Of the
city were seized. The result Of this conference
was what ias been alresdy announced, that the
i Ministry retained in office, receiving full
i powers TO exercise government in all tempora
affairs, without the sanction or sign manuel Oft
Pope. The Ministry thus became Provisions
Government.
i A letter from Leghom, dated the 4Ih, sffims
that a republic was proclaimed in the Roman
States. Il is added that the people proclaimed /
temporal forfeiture of the Pope, named q laica
provisional government, and proclaimed republic
. The contre coup Of these events (says this wri
ten was felt at Leghorn. Numerous groups o.
, people formed in The streets. Republican placard
were posted on the wall. The crowd ''en masse
uttered shouts of ''Long live The Romans, dealt
10 tyranis and traitors. Before this evening, per
, | boPs, tlrv fusUan dynasty HIisht have ~-s-i-sa
Another letter mentions report that the Pope ha'
J been alleged 10 leave the Quirinal and 10 retIr
? into the castle OF St Angelo
From Venice we Learn that Zucchi, being sum
E nloned 70 capitulate, answered the summons b
discharge Of cannon, which made great cannag
smong the body of the enemy who had advances
G to Paimanuya. The enemy's wounded are state
q to have filed l6 Wagons.
i The piedulontese, desiring 10 pass the Adlge .
Romeo, are said 20 have had engagement, l
/ which were killed 500 Austrians, with some off
e GERS, among whom was one colonel. The Piee
e inontese have fortified themselves at St Luci
u and al Pescontina.
Nepolitan troops 10 the number Of 1900 hav
e dsembsrh ed AT Venice. Withthem is compan
II Of 100 volunteers, under General Pope.
IL Naples.
I'll The Concordia Of Turin Of the 9th, announce
3 from Mes,ina hat up TO the 25th ult, the bon
bardment OF the town had not ceased. The NJ
Is politans had ntd even interrupted their fire
). Good Friday. The garrison made sally on IN