Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-29

Europe in the Etrment--7hreatened Var be-
t,csen United Germany and Russia-Poland
the Battle Ground--Warsaw Destroyed.
The news is very important, and European
war seems inevitable. Poland seems destined
to be the battle-ground Of a war between
Germany and Russia.
France is getting along as well as can be
expected with so important experiment. in
spite Of the misrepresentation and sneers of
the London press. The elections had been
postponed till Sunday, the 2d day of April,
and the National Assembly was to meet on
the 4th Of May.
Italy is in a state of revolution. The King
of Sardinia has declared in favor of the Inde-
pendence of Lombardy, and has made war
against the Austrians.
Prussia is quiet. The reported proclama-
ton of Republic is not confirmed.
The condition of Ireland is causing much
concern.
The intelligence of the ratification of the
Mexican treaty was received at London on
the 3lst March, by the packet ship New
World, which landed her letter bags at Cork;
from whence they despatched to London.
a Sardiaian Army in Lombordy-The King
Of Sardinia Proclaimed King of Lombardy
Var Declared against Austria.
The Daily News on Monday announced
on the authority of a telegraphic despatch
from Paris, that the King of Sardinia had sent
10000 men commanded by the Prince Royal
to reinforce the N1ianese insurgents. Ten
thousand volunteers had left Genoa 10 join
the insurrection. Lombardy had offered to
annex itself to Piedmont, and provisional
government was appointed at Milan Among
the other deeds of the 18th, regiment of
Creations were exterminated by the projec-
tiles thrown from the windows and roofs.
The same paper on Tuesday says The
King headed his army, and marched to Milan
where he was proclaimed King of Sardinia
and Lombardy.
Revolution in Poland-Destrnction Of Warsaw.
The following important news is said to
have been received by telegraphic despatch
from Dover -
BERLIN, Monday night.-Warsaw is in
open revolution. On Thursday last the in-
habtants rose en- nlasse and murdered several
hundreds of the Russians. The troops fled
TO the fort, and from thence bombarded the
town. Warsaw is in ashes General Sobieski
formerly a captain in the Belgian artillery, is
here, and is ordered to procure 200 pieces of
cannon at any price. Tomorrow the Prus-
san.Polish legion departs from here at the
kings expense, in special train. They will
be accompanied by great number Of STU
dents.
The Polish movement is fast extending. In
many towns the Prussian eagle has been
raised, with cries of "Vive Ia regeneration de
la Pologue!" At Boret and at Wreschel
they have stopped the couriers on their tra-
vels. The same thing has happened at Mi
loslaw. Great agitation prevails at Pleschen
where the Poles have proclaimed the king
dom of Poland.-The Burgomaster NJ. Ian
drath, has been dismissed and the prisoners
set at liberty. 1t is true that the military
have been called out, but the movement is
not less serious. The soldiers, however, only
act against the thieves. The Poles wear
their national cockade. In our own town
there is also much excitement. On the from.
tiers from Kilisch to Peru, tents are establish
ed for the Russian troops -Ga:ctte de Brcs
lau, March 25.
From Prussia we learn that the army of
the Caucasus is to be diminished, and has
received strict orders to confine itself TO the
defensive. Schamyl has established regu.
lar estafette service with Constantinople, in
order to obtain the earliest intelligence of
what passes in Europe. His intention is to
assume the defensive as soon as hostilities
shall have commenced in Poland. 1t must
not be forgotten that there are from 10000
TO $4,000 Poles in the Caucasus.
The state. Of Southern Russia is very un-
easy. The Cossacks are greatly irritated by
the harshness with which the Gar has trea-
ted them. The province of Kusan, situated
between the White Sea, the Ural Mountains,
and the Wolga, is in state of great excite
ment. The four millions of Tartars who in
habit it are eagerly expecting an opportunity
of foverthrowing the iron yoke of the Emperor
Alarming State of Ireland.
1t has been rumored that the Irish govern
ment is in possession of information of very
serious character, not less than the spirit of
disaffection among the constabulary. The
republican spirit is spreading rapidly among
the classes in Dublin. Letters from Cork,
Waterford and Kilkenny, say that the me-
chanics in these cities are arming, and in
daily expectation of hearing of raising in
the metropolis.
The Dublin Eveniag Packet, of Thursday,
gives an alarming account Of the state of Ire
land. We take from il the following ex-
tracts
On every side we hear of insurrectionary
preparations. Signal fires, their origin and
motive being mystery, are simultaneously
lighted on the hills of Tipperary, Clare, and
Limerick. Confederate Clubs hold their sit.
fngs from u1ht to-uiohf and the r,an,hars