Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-08
The Foreign News.

Vienna has fallen! The might of the peo-
pie has been forced to succumb beneath the
weight Of the organized forces Of the Empe-
Tor OF Austria, assisted by the wild hordes
Of Croatia. After a siege Of eight days-lhe
Hungarian allies of the Vienncsr having
been r"pulsed in an attempt to relieve the
ciiy-the people we've driven from their en-
irenchments, and the troops of the Emperor
penetrated into and held possession Of the
very heart OF the capital. For a short time
longer, a body Of students and workmen,
maintained themselves in one quarter Of the
town, but these also gave way at last, and
the rule of tyranny was once more establish
ed in the Capital of Austria. "Order rrigns
IN Warsaw! - was the announcement Of the
Russian authorities, when Poland lay once
more quivcring with a new arrow in her
breast, at the feet of the Au,octat. Order
relgns in Vienna may now be proclaimed
by Prince Windischgralz and the Ban Jella-
chich. Aye, such stagnan,. deaih.l like order
as tyranny delights in. All the newspapers
are suspended, lists of prescription are being
made out, the National Guard and Academic
Legion disbanded, and it is forbidden for
more than ten persons to assemble together
in the streets.
phh . us Alt tih w W ltutlltbl : IL
is but the beginning of the end. "Revolu-
tons never go backwards" They may ap.
pear TO recede, under the pressure Of circum-
stances, as a strong wind will sometimes
check an advancing tide but at the first lull,
at the least relaxation Of the pressure, on
ward flows again that mighty movement,
when seems to be not of earth, but to EN-
body that wonderful spiritual influence which,
| InF xpa nj pF n hnttar an, p,o, ali IT. -
Destiny.
Therefore we are not the least dispirited
at the apparent triumph of despotism in vi.
emma. No human wisdom can much Longer
chain down in Europe the tossing waves Of
free thought and free speech. There is q
time when defeat as well as success aids 2
good cause. When old Institutions reach Z
certain stage of rottenness, they only require
to be joslled, 10 tumble into ruins.
In France the impression strengthens will
every day, that the stru ggle for the Presi
dency will be between Gen. C~avaignac ant
Louis Napoleon. An outbreak, if the latte
should be chosen, is much feared. Tn,
funds have fallen MISUNDERSTANDING mucl
lower now than at any other time since tn,
Revolution. A report that the Rothschilds
Of Paris, are about 10 settle their affairs, ha
SOh'''phNtu u W hbO utNIihO VI VIC uHu
The Constitution had at last received III
final sanction of the Assembly, and no fewe
than 100000 troops and National Guard
wefe to be present at the ceremony of il
proclamation.
Northern Italy show strong symptoms
revolt. A Proclamation has been postp
through Lombardy, calling the people
arms, in the name of a self-constituted Junt
Several " afrairs" had taken place, in whic
the Austriahs were forced 10 retreat, and {
the eth of October, the Austrian garrison
Mestra, was attacked by a body of six tho
sand to eigh, thousand Venetians, and cor
PEELED 10 retire from the town. To be sui
the Austrians rallied, being reinforced, a
in their turn, drove the assailants to tn,
ships, but on the whole the advantage m
be set down as on the side of the Venetian
Ireland was quiet, excepting, of course,
usual amount of disturbance between
landlords and their tenants 1t is said Il
among the gentlemen summoned on the ju
panel for the trial Of O'BIien, Meagher, e.,
there was scarcely a man who had not be
shot at himself, or had a relative who b.
been fired at. OF course such gentlem'
were very well qualified to render justice il
partially between the prisoners and the crow
-Phid. Post.