Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-16
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! The Cholera Is scarcely mentioned in the English
papers. The alarm has subsidized.
The Hon aud Rev. Gerald Valeran wellesley,
brother of The Duke Of Wellington, has deceased at
the age of "a.
\ The northern paris Of England and Ireland had
been visited Wednesday with heavy falls Of snow
4 The Brussels Herald, Oh Saturday, gives ayora-
\ bic report Of the potato crop in Belgium.
! LoEpoN. Oct A.-The Mexican Government has
acted with perfect good faith with respect to the Gus
tom duties paid over BY the Americans, and there IS
doubt but the remittance will regularly be made in
future by every successive mail they received
/ THE VINTAGE IN FRAEcE.--Letters from Monipe
Her. province Of Huirau that the vintage has proved
very abundant in that district, owing 10 the favorable
state OF the weather
szEL.s.s'D.
| MManus, O'Donohue aud Meagher. were senten-
ced 10 death on Monday the 23d OF October, OBrien
had been previously, but are glad 10 learn by an
article IN the London Times that none oil them are 10
be executed.
The PUNISHMENT THE PRIsoNERs.-"lt has
been resolved to spare the lives OF the convicted Irish
rebels. This announcement h0ugh really important
and calculated 10 raise some very grave questions,
will be received matter Of course by the public so
entirely has it been anticipated, from the dale oil the
rebellion itself, not TO say earlier For one reason
another prepared to see Smith O'Brien
dying the des,h ola maelacior The scatiod eth
er loo nomncus, too dignifed or too grave, for
silly and contemplate an offender. What the actual
punishment will be, is another question and one
Wnlcn admits OF more CONSIDERATIONS Among nose
considerations ideas OF fitness in and every body
feels that wholesome discipline at Bermuda, or some
| other safe retirement, would suit MIR. Meagher's
complaints much better than the galiows. Times.
PR.g.roE.
| PARIS, Thursday evening, 26h AT six O'Clock
the Assembly divided the important question of the
election OF President of the Republic, when the fol-
lowing was the unexpected result Number OF votes
Si9. In favor oil the decree, 5S7 against it, 1872;
magnify, 800; consequently the election will take
place ON the 10Th OF December. The result excited
the greatest surprise The Ministers Of the interior
and OF Paris addressed circular the subject of the
democratic banques, TO the Projects and Procureus
Generaux. The banquets not 10 be prevented,
but no public functonary can attend them.
NIPPLES avn sxl1L1.
| A letter from Naples of the It'll instant says,--
"The negotiations relative TO the affairs of Sicily,
are gong with great activity, and according 10 the
reports in circulation at the present menent the rep
resenatives Of Franae and England have great hopes
OF bringing the parties TO al understanding. The
plan at present is, thai Sicily should be raised a
vice royalty, with the second Of the King he
redtary Viceroy The English and French squadrens
are still here, and the admras of the fleets are in
! frequent communication. There is nothing new at
Naples off political nature"
| .sUsTaLz.
! The last deputation from the Diet 10 the Emperor
nave returned to Vienna. When they presented the
last address to the Diet brought by the deputy Wei
ser, Count Stadion informed them that the Emperor
had published proclamation in answer, This proc
lamation is an important one it shows that the En-
peror had determined 10 put down the radical party
ia Vienna
Vienna is now surrounded on all sides except one,
| the Nussdori line. The Russian Ambassador has
left the city The two commissioners of the Central
Executive in Frankfort, after rema ming sor, time
In Vienna, proceeded TO Olmulz. Nearly The entire
population OF tho capital are resolved TO hold out
| to the last, come what may
Auerspurg has addressed proclamation 10 the peo
pie OF Austria and Syria, in which he refers the pre-
sent disastrous state OF things the restless intrigues
faction. and earnestly exhoris them 10 remain true
10 their Emperor aud the law.
Ii is calculated that 100000 persons have Quilted
Vienna since the 9th inst The rails on the section Of
the railway between the city and Ganerndorf near
which latter place, some five German miles from the
capital, the troops of Windschagraz, according to all
accounts, have been removed. 1t is asserted, in a
correspondence from Ganerndorf that there are still
10000 guns in Vienna ready for distribution.
Jellachich was still posted at Laxenburg. and his
troops now united with those of Gen. Auersperg.
Olmutz is full of troops.