The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
sFyES DAYS LArER FROM EUROPE.
Ar,tyaI Of Ihe Britannia.

,,,.,,p Al che O'Clock, sunday afternoon
a.. brings seven days later intelligence from
Europe.
We present below as full an outline oil the M
..,i..nce as can well be furnished in the space al
~, 5ispossl Although important IN many res
IS has not the startling interest of thai which
r, ,scepily poured in upon us. Continental
-.,,,riss seem 10 be settling down into quietnde,
France and Denmark excepted
Pam ali accounts, Ireland appears TO be on the
veTse OF civil war
;,si;os oi Chartist forces IA scotland
Nse,fiations between the Russian Government
II 6e house of ROlhchilds, for q new loan, are
..oY,,ced 10 have totally failed There has been
- excitement IN political circles dunng The last
,,-est and trade, although not active, has been
,.,,ls mare steady The money market remains
80 and The corn trade has assumed q finer
ss1s prices having advanced beyond our last quo
H. House of Commons having Pessed the
lawn and government security bill by AN over
,rbeinine majority, virtually Adjourned on We'd
,ss3sv evening far he EssieTTeeess. The House
sssenhled pro formula this day, 10 be present at
- roysl assent TO the bill, but all other business
: susnended until the first Of May, when the House
Mi ,g,in assemble. The Lords have, OF course,
s.nctsoned the passing Of the new ball, which will
Nv be- he law of he land. The Alien tall will
h read second time on The trst Of Nav.
The Jewish disability bill. and the hcaiuh OF
towns bill viii be proceeded with pan passa. Not
he slightest ameliOrsiiOn has taken place in credit
ar confidence throughout Europe.
IA France commerce Is al a complete stand
The wars and general cOmmOtiOn ON the continent
bsye not assumed a less alarming aspect In LOm-
bsriy. Charles Henry has established his head
o1srfsrs SINCE the last engagement, 81 kAlts, on
ne rght bank Of The MinciO, and not the left
e,ns of our contemporaries have enormously pls-
eedu A part OF the army, however, occupies the
Ell hank ID IS alleged lhst sn Austrian party has
shown itself a Venice, and If he should receive
efectual succcrs nom this quarter, or even II the
Y@uItians should not modest hun here, he may well
ugintain himself until Austria can send him Iein-
i0Icemenis-
The PROVISIONAL Government, al Milan, are by
m means inactive They have assumed the title
Of Genital Provisional Government of LOTnbardy,
dissolved all the local governments, and have in
yile8 deputies 10 regulate and cOnVOke the primary
assemblies. The NespOhians are apidly march
ins N0uhwaTis 10 Join the standard Of Charles Al
beu. and alfeady considerable bodies of troops
have arrived al head quarters.
The Ming Of Naples has published s proelama-
tiOn decaTing It's adhesion 70 the unity Ct Italy,
ana invites his subjects in the two S'oies 10 union
and concord
Tuscany furnishes the contingent force Of 500
men. uh0 are placed 81 the disposal OF Charles
A.5eu. ~ the latest accounts, an attack has
been mate up6a Pescsier8 By the hing Of Sardi-
uis The attack vas made by the artillery, the
gsuis0n being expected b surrender. The for
uess, however, proved TOO strong, and after haT-
Isssng IRE, which snnOyed the garrison, who re-
tuned a well directed FIRE, the King, after fruit
lessly demanding the garrison 10 surrender, was
compelled 10 resume the position We have de-
scTibed
The Crosts have sci IRE 10 the village Of Cassel
Neuys, containing two thousand Inhabitants. They
f0mst GORDON around Il, and the villagers were
AL banned u death, altering the most appalling
shnek1
The whole Of that part Of Europe which skirts
he Rhine and borders on France seems quite dis
0IgsuHed
In SaXOHy, q iughitul incendiary instruction
seems 70 BE- going on, which the government can
not succeed ia putting down.
II Asace, complete InsuHecI0n OF the peas
sHtTy exists.
Alarming Stale Of Affair. I'm IrelAnt.
The dePiorable Stale Of Ireland, apparently on
the verge VI . l.Tl war, Continues 10 occupy the
deepest attention OF al classes. In the wild and
iumalIlOls pasal0as aOH evoked, il is scarcely TO
BE- hoped that the calm exhortations of wisdom
and experience can be listened TO- The minority
Of the people Of lra.end, now 10 8 great extent
armed, seemed resolved upon some desperate act,
which viii secure Tor hem the accomplishment Of
then darling hopes, or plunge them stll deeper
inio Tie abyss ofmisey. Whatever may be- the is
sue o. Le impending struggle, no one doubt that
,asl amount OF misery viii BE- suffered by the
hiddle and humber classes, ana however slow
nePiOcea Oiqniet and peaceful legislation might
nave Deem IA aIneoEatiHg their condition, direct
arPe. 10 arms appears 10 W. far more celtain Of
Ohagng down accumulated tT1Hbles upon our
h6h1nhaed bui misguided iellOw-sEbeca The
eneiSehee between the RePealers, headed b. Nr
VOonneI, and the party led on by Mr. NJ tchell
UECJNes Aav al
lli aeolafe mat hey will lake their stand upon,
a me 'eH Ne plus ultra, The utteunOst bounds OF
me aH and constitution, az i will adhere 70 the
'OuSes Dequeathed 10 them By their Esther, 20 OBJ
an hePeal ~ Peaceable and constitutional means
me ASSOCIATION tfaiisgIess this line, The o.
e'Iieas val take no part ia their proceedings.
A. ne iasi meeting Of the Repeal Association,
"a haanee OCOnnell, after betrayins by his
Cbuabe uial division Of opinion existed In the
oliiiluee The advocates for physical force, being
-, aibhihcanl IN numbers 10 those who would
CO., pe.sel sjr by moral force only, said sgnif-
Atli ihdl u The people were 10 he hurried CO.
taHi compelled beyond the law, the guilt must
.a-. VI Iir hedds who cOunselled them 10 the mad
49, Oli NE sons OF % Cornell aud hose around
a. ~Oaia not be sedaeed beyond tie bounds Of
49,. OPon circumstances Whick might short
sboTt 1L NOuia depend whether he ever again
tlouN appear m COncilaton-hall Mr. L,hn III :
SIoiueI repeated Ibis declaration so that but a
T uAle can elapse before crisis takes place
.snl mas lallen To G25, and IL is evident that
- a. majority OF the Irish PEOPLE are In favor
49, eeseOus measures. In he meantime the
sE95iv ~ every part Of the county eoniinue to
-noeea laken place in Dublin. Cork and Iin,eT;cL
n ue Progress of the armament. but these
,t., o.e " eOaLse wholly inadequate TO ward of
SS06ei. We expect almost by every post
of tbae-.-. sesae Disastrous rIsnts arising aai
Ie excited state Of the country
Treat and infus1tial bodies continue 10 ,our in
4oliesses 10 the Lord Lieutenant. expressiy. OF
bDt ,t .e,elilinsuon 10 support the Government;
sosv,e... " olscontent seems now 70 be LAID
~, ,eiis'eiy, and with such mischieyOus effect,
Coy.s,u OuDl whether the Wboe weight Of the
Dsns .S Wiih even the support OF the " Con-
Wiu be able to pr, ent some great explosion.
another signi6eest feature attends ms n,hsnnv
-, q thlnsa Tue nun on the Savings Banks In
AZ ~ NE south OF Ireland, goes on with ac
tands az sPsea The depositors desirinr their
,sdiIv e Pea N Bank Of Ireland notes. Which are
sPt, ~ n INTO gold. Mr.. MiioheiFs lan-
gaass me United TriskIaaR incTessss =, W
snee ds, The Notion also yeS viii ne Z, ,,,','
e. journal in :, s@emlnating reasonable aosir;nes
late number '1IalRs . letter from parish
pnest, setting fortb q doctrine of Cathoiia ress-
lance 1t ineaicsie- = The dBiE Of aiming qpietiS
pea, &c ', 90 70 sy 10 the NS0Pe, Make your
prepare ~t ~ s Sod, put your kous ~ oIdeI' and
ihes, - 70 ne Il then teaches ~e9 " blce
nus Ta-,, .s alo then, whe- il CONES -'s.E nan
ifbe ca oeiore God and his country. 40 ,'-ssfll,
1aliEe H., one man al least, the enemies OF IS
SO I 1t., and then 10 die .
me a .ssaaee as this, coupled as il is win mn
DIM ssseS iIoLa ihe United IrishMan low 10
" BE- SSos aud uSethe PIKE and lhe rifis, can on
feelnsss. i've OF some inghiy catastrophe. The
Inisolsas 70 lhe efficacyof Repeal in stayn,e the
but there ;PPssrs m some quarters 70 gain ground;
an 49, t = not The smallest appearance Of snch
AmonSS, ~ hs entertained by The Government.
obe So va, Me converts 70 Repeal, however. Is AZ
buy. WIZ - parsonage than The Earl OF Shrews
STATE ppoSsc,,:all kemhles for bis estates. Ths
aad Mesess1 oa sgslnst Mr.. Mitchell, CfBries