The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-11
TIE SPECULATIVE MOVEMENT OF
THE EN- lLiSd GOvERF MENf.
From :. Liverpool Nal. Dec. 4.

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TIE opening Of Parliament, as far as con-
Germs the credit Of the government and the
rn,eresis Of the people, ms not been propr
Sous. Her Mjes'ys ministers treat the
VICTIMS of fatal policy, long pursued uadar
specious DISCUSSES, false returns. and falaci-
ons arguments, with calm ind ference, if not
win scornful aud uniusi rebnke.
WIS, they think, and others think, Of the
m,ni ,ters themselves, as the principal authors
,f the calamity, We shall not here attempt
I, conjecture, il is clear, however, thai
IN. II willingness to nln're inio the effects
nf Psel's bill of 1874 ford. evidence that
may snspec, WIN, they d1ny, and are sun
SC ous of an error, whchth can, embodied
in SIR Charles Woods consistency makes
them unwilling to confess.
AT present, they are taking sholer behind
an imaginary screen. rney ars lixuria
ing IN new g,llen shower. They TIL W.
n4, The gold IS coming ck 10 the Bank ,i
iingllndj and Wi II has been for ihs las
nr.n,ghl. and Will prnbibly conlnus TO d.,
81 iur salna We X. 10 cans. Bi, wn .ncl
i l. coming f'pn, and und'r what clicum
|
| "a, t1s,ia, and A nrr ca, in order 10 me
he hil. h ch inry drew upon the corn Ia ,
| xDuri-d q, Eusi.ud, aud which bills VIZ =
! i h hsr d III ih's c,uniry. Tne corn hel
| v LD.isnd oa tnese tore " accounis is mo-
now woith len siiiingS u ihe pound Of the
,nauHl originally drawn for. Hence M
i,, cusSRy oi rem ltng gold The conn.sr
eiIi credl1 OF ths country 10 now 50 low thai
= oil, on even ths b 8 of the surviving hou-
SIS, ~ lt present literally Of IL. value. The
!aid comes here ~ dn unavoidable subs,,-
ta.e.
Do The ministers take credit for his happy
aU ~ adiusi Minds constituted ike that
Vi ','r Cnn,ies Wood, anL infl leuced by the
cnlna of U,hers. little more cunning aud
. asd III themselves, aro coriaiH 10 cling
Any daiusn, tlc piustblty OF which
u, admir-, bI, the traachegy ofwnlch t,r,
r m Die 10 discover. wiz Lord Jsaa
sa E the courage TO bs isl that, by ms limited
an. c 'sor iged mJlar Of .fnreigA corr, hc
sss 5nccer.ie't IA che iiiag the eitseas IF the
Ua1ea sattcs? VIII 10 .wHll At the ldoa
oAi we nave gol possession of the bread
,Jufs wtnoui paynR for lhGm, and have
compelled lhc mpTchans Of New York to
:rtnil gold to meet ihr dshsnnred drakss
Th $, VIC und istand, IS u4ateI jocnlarly
II certain hgn quarters. fhe gold is reiag-
nug, and Sr Cnartea Wool refugees. Ba
/ / him beware. Tins ~ Il game that two
toils hei ween tuenL
The Amsricans, kasing been deprised of
their erpected profits by his very saig Ike
and uery hsaarabte flaacial operation, p;li
retailats us sure az tie sun shines. As We
nave nos pad Ior the corn thsy sen. W, they
vii uOi pay for the manufactured goods WI
nave o Mt ihein. LIST ihe manufacturers OF
nis country enter ials "gre.t fact ia their
bo ,ks!
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
The movement in Italy has spread to the
stand of Sardinia. A letter FROM CaglAr,,
pf,he 24ih ult., says:
The Sandman population has been for
'om. days 10 great agitation, making dsnon-
STATIONS IN favor of The Italian aliiaaca.--
A sui a fortnight ago young man was ar
res'ed aud 'b'o"n into prison Tor crying oai
IN IN. theatre " Tha Italian alliance for ev-
riw An order was also issued forbidding
al poll, cal demonstrations, but this order
was afterwards wnhdrawn in this way. On
the morning OF the 18Th al tho tho students
at CagIiarI met at The University, and pro.
ceeded thence TO Ihs open space before the
palace crying ont "Charles Albert for eyern
"i'he Italian Uninn forever" Taey then
c,lad on 'hs v'ceroy to appear at the balco
ay; winch demand. alter some delay, he CON,
piled with He addressed them briefly, de-
claring thai fr,m his long residence in tine
sland he mad becnme a Sandman, aud ,hal
he would expose 10 the King the wants of
the people Of Sardinia. The troops were
called ouI, and eleven cartridges distributed
10 eacn maj; 3 sangunary collision was sx-
prc,ed, bui the day passed off without dis
urbance. On the 2Olh, the censor of tn,
university, fearing another popular meeting,
,ppli d 10 the Police 10 act, but the s,uden
repnls d them and forced ,hen To Withdraw
The ac,ibshop then repaired to the un,vsr-
slty, and sncceeded in calming the students.
whs escorted him, in ihe Utmost order, to
MS paisce; towards the evening, however, q
, ~ 0f the population lined the students,
nd upwa DIS { 60a cockades were seen tr-
seil,nr al The entrance Of ihe theatre. OIL
he arrival Of The viceroy, cries Of "Long i've
Plus K" 'ltaly for eyer Rs forms foi
eve, ! were heard from all sides, aud coc
kadc was handed him by the people. n,
attached il 10 biz brespt, and all the civil and |