Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-07

Iher such materials as The proposed league will
contain, can work harnohously together loi
any length ofIime.
The government has no, vet made any more
attempts to re-indicl Mr.. Smith O'Brien aud NJ
I. Meagher.
sympathy for Mrs Michel and her children
is still expressed; and Ihe funds collecting in
her behalf are daily increasing.
/ The Irish confederation have issued very
strong, and to say the truth, disaifccted address,
to the people Of Ireland. The following are
among the more important passages. The ad.
dress is signed BY Mr. O'Bren
ave will not conceal from the government
that nothing but the most strenuous excrtions in
our council prevented the outbreak of an insur.
recuon last week. Thousands Of brave men
had resolved, that John Mitchell should not
leave the Irish shores except across their dead
bodies. We do not mean TO conceal from you,
that the recent indignilies offered to the Irish
nation, have greatly tended to remove from our
minds the hope which We have hitherto desired
TO cherish; aud that the questions at issue be-.
tween England and Ireland will be settled BY
amicabe adjustment. We feel bound TO tell
you that the indignities and wrongs are rapidly
bringing us to that period when armed resia.
tance will become a sacred obligation, enforced
by the highest sanction Of public duty. We
cannot shrink from the responsibility Of advis-
ing you TO prepare al once for your invaded IL
bertics-by the love which you bear your coun-
Try and your kind, BY your attachment to your
homes, by your regard for your chiIdron's veal
by your thirst for honorable fame, let no fac
tious strife impede the execution of your de-
signs. Learn to contemplate calmly and firmly
the chances of final struggle, and prepare for
that struggle by furnishing yourselves with all
such resources as may enable you TO command
success"
The sale of Mr.. Mitchclls furniture took
place on the 9th ult., and attracted an immense
attendance, and many persons came from forty
to fifty miles in order to purchase some relic.
The furniture sold at extremely high prices, es.
pecialy the small articles, such as books, china,
glass, &C.. The books containing Mr.. Mitch
ellis autograph, brought. in many instances, one
hundred times their original cost. The pike &
two swords, which cost but few shilings each,
sold at guinea each.
The conviction Of Mitchell has not quolIed
the stormy spirit of disanection which prevail
ed in Ireland. The excitement created by his
trial, sentence and deportation has been seized
upon and converted into fresh engine of aglla-
ton.
On the Cd ult. manifesto was issued by the
Council of the Irish Confederation TO the Irish
people, signed by Mr.. S. O'Brien, couchcd in
terms no less defiant Of the law, than the efu.
sions of Mr.. MITCHELL
ITALY.-Advces from Turin to the 1st, have
brought the important intelligence that Peschie
ra had surrendered, and was in the hands of the
troops Of Charles Albert; and that an engage
ment had taken place at the same moment, at
Goito, between 10000 Austrans, who last march
ed from Verona, and $4,000 Pedmontese, the
result of which was, that the former were COM
potely routed; and being pursued by the cavalry
when flying in confusion, great portion were
cut to pieces. The King and the Duke of Sa-
voy were personally engaged IN this combat.
AUsTRlA.-We have accounts from Vienna
to the I'd ult., the conduct fine Emperor is con-
sidered by the Niennes as most extraordinary.
A dcputation of Ladies to present petition re
quosting his majesty to return to his capital, had
been treated with marked rudonoss at lnspruck.
The Emperor took the petition from the ladies',
and without saying u word, turned on his heel
and walked away.
The Bankers Rothchild and ESkclos, had left
the city.
RoME.-Itis is said that Pope Plus had recover
cd all his popularity; and on the feast of st. Phi
lip, the population made a brilliant manifesto
ton in his favor.
RUssIA.-The cholera is again making sad
havoc in Russia. According to the Berinishe
Nachricter, there were in one week, 55 cases
in Moscow, 81 ofwhch terminated fatally.