Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

roy having left Milan O'Clock the morning OF the
l7h, like fugitive escorted by 800 hu>ars met al Cassano
with the courier who the OF the latest ne VS. from
Vienna Baeades had been in the sIeeis and At the
departure OF the courier lighting going
\ troops and the people.
On the 18th. NJ cssss chief magistrate Of Milan, went
at the head OF two three thousand the
liberation Of the individuals arrested in Of the
latter mouths This demand having been refused magis-
trae refined and Immediately the people assembled on the
squares and hOed the iri-coOed flag of Italy whe red
and Several streets unpaved and tumult
increased traveller, who left o'clock saw several
pieces oil artillery drawn out with lighted matches. AT
distance from Milan he heard report cannon
letter from Turin Of the 18th inst, that il was
the AIchduke Reinier arrested at Brescia and that
when the mail left Milan, the Ausaus making terms
with the insurgents for the evacuation Of the city
MOVEMENTS IN SARDINIA.
The he rising in Lombardy became known AZ
Tun, King Charles Albert convoked Cabinet Council 10
the expedency Of marching armed force to the
assistance Of the Milanese.
On the 18th rns King Charles Albert published general
fTALY-THE CONSTITUTION OF ROME.
La Lega naiiand Of the 18Th. contains formal prOcama
ton Of the Roman Fundamental constitution, by his
Holiness Pope Plus TX.
The College of Cardinals (choen by the Pope
constituted Senate, insepaabe from the same,
Lucrative councils for the formation Of the laws to be
established consisting Of the "gh Council and the "cOun
Gil of Deputies
The judicial tribunal, independent Of the govern
men and extraordinary Commission Courts 10 be 10
future established. The National Guard to be considered
an institution of the Stale.
The Pope convOkes pOrogues the Legislative Cham
convoke a Chamber within three months, which be
the ordinary duration OF the annual session. The sessions
be public The members of the Senate be APP
pointed by the Pope, for fe and their number limited
The qualification Of Senator is the Of 80 years
plehsry exercise of civil aud political rights.
The Senate will be chosen pr preference from
ates Ecclesiascs, Minister Judges Councillors Of State,
COnsorial Lawyers and the pOssessOrs Of income Of
The Pope will ap oint President and Vice. Presidents
BELGIUM. - REVOLUTIONARY AND REPUBLICAN,
MOVEMENTS.
of,
resurrection had occurred Ghen with expe the
Jesus from that city, mob OF between two and three
thousand, voceiatDg Vive la Repubque 20 bent their
the church and residence Of the Jesus the
OF which they demolished and then commenced operations
upon he church. aud but for the timely arrival Of the
airy gendsrme and police this splendid church would
been demolished and ransacked Of its vsuabes The city,
however still continued under great excitement aud
s feared that the mischief was not yet over.
We learn from Antwerp, by letter dated Monday, all the
Jesus had removed the whole Of their vauabes from
s town, aud taken flight.
4 King Leopold has given his ministers full leave TO make
proposition that they may think advantageous for Bel
GUM The declaration IS understood 10 refer directly TO the
abandonment Of monarchy ITSELF il the nation shall genera lily
demand it, The POique which the organ Of NJ No.
hOmb Ministry publishes article calling for dissou
ton Of the Chambers, that the country may express Opn-
fundamental question Of the form Of
= ton IL speaks in this plain manner:
By that declaration, royalty has rendered homage the
sovereignty Of the nation. II the country be tempted
follow the example of France will choose
known for republican tendencies. II the contrary, that
example will only confirm the attachment OF Belgium 10 the
constitutional regime The election will give Use to
70 equivocal manifestation.
c RUSSlA-MILITARY PREPARATIONS
lie The Emperor Nicholas Of Russia, in uknse directed
j. 10 the Minister Of War, has commanded the immediate
e organization of all the military large por-
e ton of the army of Russia be placed a foot
lie ing, and be assembled the LIST 13h) April This
STEP says the decree, sis required by the
pirng the of Europe, maniesiing the sinful de-
a. sign of subvertng legal authorizes The alliance of
friendship and the treaties by which Russia connected
with the neghboring Powers, impose upon a sacred
duty take timely for placing portion of
70 troops upon fooing that circumstances
nj should demand IL, hrm front may be opposed TO the
al dreu spread of anarchy Beyond these preparations
il is anticipated present that the Emrero will take
Of any steps beyond the confines of his dominons the
Is tranquility of which will not, IL is expected be sensiby
De disturbed
to DENMARK-REFORM AND AGITATION.
Letters from Ke of the 18th March, that
has brought very important news from Copenhagen
lie the press is entirely free and popular meetings auho-
OF rized.
A. A letter from AlIonia on the 18th March, speaks Of
the mmnence of the rupture between Denmark and the
German Duchess in consequence of the resolution of the
King effect the incorporation Of the duches without
I'D further delay. sub determination would necessarily
Or provoke with the German confederation IL is
s said that military already being adopted in
Denmark.
letter from Copenhagen of the l4ih instant announ-
r. that report Cir uated that Russian feet
he pass through the Sound for the purpose of assisting the
o. King of Naples; the Danish people had conveyed a
ery the coast to oppose the passage of the Russians
-, From the LrerpOoI Times. March Isth.
rs THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND ITS
~ MEXICAN POLICY.
he While the affairs Of the old world grow perpex
e. ed, the world, amidst the fall of dynases, and
the cries of Distress lifts her head cxuhngy, holding in
her hands the first best gifts good and civ
- ilizaon-peace and plenty.
IN European journalists eminently successful in de-
ec,ng the defective policy and faulty character Of the
United States government but somehow other the
On suits testify her good management, and the o
us truth in their vaticinaon
a' According nearly all contemporaries President
~ Polk perfectly insane the Oregon business but
10 he succeeded nevertheless, in settling business which
on had sustained alarming suspicion between Gres; Br
and the Union for half century and which
"a ed daily formidable of danger TO both The
with Mexico vehemently condemned by the same
sage critics. unjust aud unwse-impolc il not ruin
According these Observers peace not attain
n able and retention mpractcable. The last accounts
ne however have brought the of peace term,
lin the advantageous the Union. We have already
OF endeavored to show that the Mexican nevila
d. be unless States submitted base policy and Tho
es result ultimately be beneficial TO the interests o
gu this country. little candor and less prejudic,
desirable ia those who would either lead follow
r. public opinion The many always Just and honest
les
re Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.