Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-11-01
From the Ohio Statesman
LATER FROM EITROpE

LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA
Revolution in Austria Provisional Gov
eminent eStabliShed-C0aVicfio3 of
GErien in Ireland, by packed
Jury-Arrest Of an Irish Pafriet OH
board an American VesSel-I;is Con-
victiOn.
The steamer Europa has arrived, bring
ing Liverpool dates ta the 18th inst.
Mr.. O'Br;en. the Irish patriot, on trial
for bis life at Clonme;, cha, ged with trea-
son, has heen found guilty, but MS been
recommended to the mercy Of the Queen.
The Earl Of Carlisle is dead. Lord
MGR ,,eth bas been elected to the Peernge.
which gives him n seat in the House of
| Lords.
Letters from Paris officially announce
:he Determination of the proposed medila-
lion of France aud England in the aft .irs
of Italy and Austria.
Tine Austrian manifesto, which declares
f.ombardy Venetian Kingdom, and coli.
lnues il rs part of the Austrian Empire.
promises extensive constitutional and rep.
resentative institutions shall be s,ralied, ,bnt
it makes no mention whatever OF the pro.
posed meditation.
The Union, the French organ Of Diplo.
mati>ts. SAYS That the English Ambassador
lind n long conference with C,vagnac, in
which the English Minister explicitly sta
ted that his government accnrds with tn e
views of the Vienna Cabinet on The i,alan
question, which has been arranged in II
manner not in accordance with The en-.
gagenents Of Cavaignac, made to the rs
sen'bly.
In the proposed Congress Of Nations,
France will have but Que vote ont OF six.
The ministerial defeat on Sunday was
The theme of general convcrsali"n, aud the
opinion extensively prevailed, that the
next day Ministers would probably resign,
but they did not.
On Tuesday. the French papers say,
Ministers rendered their resignation, bll
Cavaignac resolved nol 10 leave the govern
ment until The constitution WAS declared
and the President eerted.and hence refused
10 accept the resignation, pledging himself
in the meantime TO do his utmost in hasten.
ing the Assembly 10 ndopt The constitution
and 10 elect the President.
The committee on the constitution have
decided Tint Immediately after tie adoption
of the constitution, the nation shall elect
the President the Assembly in The mear.
while exercising its iunclinrls in the prepa-
ration and passage of :hose organic: laws
necessary to carry out The constitution in
lis letter and spin,
The Presidential e!ecii"n in the lnean.
time, is the prevailing subject OF interest
The general npini.'n is. that Louis Napn
Icon wil he the successful candidate. he
n"ceraie republicans will support Cavaig-
nnc. The election will occur about the
18th of November, the new Constitution
being proclaimed about The 18th Of next
month.
A successful revolution broke ou. at
Vienna, the Capital Of Austria, in which
one Of the ministers was ,nurdered.h his body
suspended on lamp post and exposed to
all sorts Of indigniiies The Emperor had
left Shanborn i"r Leniez, and all the mil.
itary Of the city are in the hands of the I:eo.
pie A Republic has baen prnclaiined.a nd
alliance, offensive and defensive, made with
Hungary. and the Provisional Govern.
menl has issued circulars stalirg that all
possible measure for the defence of the
"Faderland,' have been adop,ed.
The Crolians have been defeated in two
engagements.
IRELAND.
The conviction of O'Rrien, under the
circumstances, forbid all hope that the
clemency Of The Qneen will be exercised
in his favor, and it is cnfdenlalIy assert.
ed TINT the sentence will be carried into ex-
ecution, and it is even said, that his earthly
career has alrendT closed
Mchanus, nnolhcr in~urgent, has been
arrested aid found guilty. lie was arrest.
ed while at work "n hoard mn Aneri'a,
ship. The question was ra sed Whether
when under he protection of the Ame'i
can flag, England had power TO arrest
him.