Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-05

M, on The best terms with Gen Lamoricere, because
as he supposed Of the former leaning 100 much To-
wards the radical party
The following telegraphc despatch was Fecesfeu a.
Vienna, on the 9Th inst
n4lclna has with the Sandman ileet, set sail from
Trieste 10 blockade Venice"
I,e Moni,eur announces that Baron Koennerz has
presented his credentials 10 Gen. Cayaignac as the
Minister Penipoen,iary OF the King OF Saxony
There are already seventeen candidates IN me held
for The three vacancies the representation OF The de
partment Of the Seine which are 70 be hled by the
election on the 18th inst
Gen. Cavaignac is much alarmed at the prospects
Of the Bonapartists that he is determined propose
decree iegaiizing The election of Louis Nspoleon on
The ground that he pIeiendef. II Louis IS exclud-
ed Pierre Napoleon, already member OF the Assem-
bly, will start for the Presidency.
In consequence Of the rejection Of The armisuee Dy
tSchieswig Holstein and the acceptance OF mediaan
by Austria. il was reported Paris that the Govern
ment resolve to the plan Of forming an army
of observation on the Rhine. and the troops on the
Italian frontier will be removed Tor that purpose, ex
cep about 20 900 which will be left to guard the ltal
ian froaiier Gen Chargarnier is to be the general IN
com rnand Of the Army Of the Rhine.
An officer walking in Gen. Cavaignac's garden was
fired at few days ago, being doubtless taken for the
General.
/ The Monireur announces that the Ottoman govern
ment has recognized the French Republic, and that
Gen. Aussck, the French Minister Plenpotenary
presented his credentials 10 the Sultan the 29th u
The army ofthe Alps is to be reduced to % 900.
England.
The accounts Of The Bank Of England during the
last week. do not furnish any material subjects for
comment. Considerable parcels of gold continne 10
arrive from Constantlnople, Lisbon, ST. Petersburg,
&C., butshe increase ofhe bullion in the Bank Golfers
is .rang Still the large increase of other securities
in their statement shows that the discount business
has been renewed to extent London consols
were selling al S6s per account.
Spain.
General Parvia has resigned the government Of Cat
alonia in consequence Of i'll health. Cordovia will
probably succeed him. About inc thousand Carlsts
are in arms against the Government
schlesburg Holseien.
Adyces received i'm the early part Of the past week.
stated that the Prov sional Government OF Scheswg
Hostsn refused 10 acknowledge the armisce conclu-
ded at Mamo, and although the German troops were
being moved out OF the Duchess and the blockade OF
the Ebe Oder, &C. has been raised il was then feared
that in consequence of the news from Frankfort that
hosties would be recommended.
Italy.
Tuscany has been the scene OF a frghtful disorder.
At Leghorn. the popuace rose in consequence OF an
attempt to put down the political clubs. conflict
ems ued, and one hundred and Twelve soldiers were
killed on the spet,
The Sardnian fleet has sailed from Trieste TO block
ade Vienna
The Italian question remains in stain quo. II now
appears that Austria has indeed accepted we media
non of France and England, but under such crcum-
do not for the present give hope OF lis adj
lustment.
Germany.
Berlin is in a very excited stale. The Germans are
bent on establishing Empire.
sicily.
The Neapotans have taken Messna.
The cholera has appeared in the Greclan Island
NAPLES AND SICILY.
A letter frsm Marseilles. dated the 7h inst, says
that the Neapolians landed at Messina with | 0 or
/ IL 900 men, were driven back by the SicIllans.
King Charles Albert is said TO be recognizing his
army.
An instruction is reported in Mechlenburg Strel-
z.
A Paris paper Of the lth speaks OF confederation
to be concluded between the Italian Powers of Sardn-
ia, Tuscany, Rome. and Naples, on condition that
the Duke OF Genoa should not accept the crown of
Sicily.