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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07
le1eTTAL or EUROPA.
smith O'Briem ScNtcnced 10 be Hung
and Qunrtered.
I Nav YoRk Oct. 0O-7 r. M.


Thc,sieamer Europa arrived here this af
ternoon from Liverpool, being the qnickes
banpsssage ever made beiwech Liverpool and
New York.
g,,..o She brings seven days alcr news fron Eu.
eairope, thai relating 10 Ireland and The cont.
Hcnt being rather exciting.
'1' Smith O'Brien has been sentenced Ia Le
81 hanged on Saturday, the lih Of October,
and to be drawn and qunrcrcd
y1ec'The court sat on Saturday and the Lprd
Y Chief Justice proceeded with llln his charge
ss until after 10, when an adjournment OCCUR
cd TO listen TO the evidence Of protest Of
the Students of Tnniiy College, going to
show that DoLbln, tie inforncr, had pcrjurcd
himself. The Judge resumed his charge a,
4o'cllck. aud then retired. In All hour and
4 twenty minutes they returned verdict of
guilty, which produced profound sensation.
4, Appendmg tho verdict WIS III following:
Wa earnestly recommend the prisoner
TO the merciful consideration OF the govern
rncn'. The jury being unanimously Of the
opinion itat for many rcasons his f. should
10 spared" On Monday, Mr.. O'Brcn was
drought up for sentence. lis manly bear.
ing, his caImness, compoSurc and tirmn, IS,
~ers themes Of observation throughout the
court The Clerk ol the crown lien asked
Mr.. O'Bicn, whit he h,d to say why the
sentence Of III. law should not DO pissed on
saa him NIr. OBJ then s,id:
My. LoRDI 1t ia no, my inteuion to en-.
ter into any vi,elication, howcvr much |
2, might have avacd myself Of this opportu
,sisni,y of 80 d ling. With coalconsness that
~ 1 have performed my duty to my country.
that have done that which, in my opinion
siJn wis Tho duty Of every Irishmu to have
done, and am now prepared 10 abide the
consequence, having dnc my duty 10 my
nstive land Proceed with your sentence.
After brief addrcs, 10 Tho prsouer, the
lord Chief Justice pat on lhr black cap and
pronounced the sentence, IS follows:
-. "The sentence is, Tint you, William
n Smith O'B,icn, be i.kcn hence from where
yon came, then be drawn in hurdle to the
place of execution, and be- then hanged by
the neck until you are drad. That after.
wards your head shall h. severed from your
body, be divided into fur qu,rcrs, and be
disposed of 40 her Majesty may please
aud may God have mercy on your sonI,"
a, The most Profound sensation followed tie
sentence. lie took M aif'ctiona'e leave OF
The crowd who rushed 10 shake him by the
O.. hand, and manifested great composurc. He
O. Wps then removed in the prison van to the
.i,j.il. mH
Lady O'Bren hss flown 10 the Queen in
3, behalf Of her SON.
{, A rumor prevails that the Lord Lieuien
70 ant Was inexorablc and tina. no melcy would
10 be shown. M
- McNIanns has ais, bacn convicted.
&C. q. Dufly's trial is 10 open about the
.,2lsi. Tho trial Of M. D.nehar, for high
treason, was progressing.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be presen.
Il ted to the Commissioners Of Putnam County,
at their December session, praying for an altera-
tion of certain County Road, w; Beginning
about twenty rods enst Of the horh west corner
of the west half ofthe north eustquarter of sec.
ton eleven, township one, south of range six
east, thence west until IL intersects.lh Findley
and Kalida Free Turnpike, at or near Hugh
Crawford's residence. I"
October 20, I843, u to ratr
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ENGLAND.
rux cIAarIsr TRIAL.

TIE CT a list trials in London have been
concluded. Conviction has been the uni
orm result, Bowling, the Irish confederate
Cutfry, Lacur, Fay and Mulling, were sen
fenced 10 transportation for life. Several
Of the less prominent conspirnors plead
gnity, and re subjected TO fine aud i'm
prsnnmcuf. Against others the Attorney
General abandoned the prosecution, conten.
ling himself with binding them with iheI
own recogn'z,nccs 10 be forthcoming when
called npon by the authorities
Tho main feature oi these trials consisted
in mcrcilcsS exposure Of the infamous spy
sys cIn. E
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EXPEC TED WAR IN EUROPE.
Nl.w Y.lK, Oct. ~, ,4S.

g. Among lie statements brought by tie Eu-
,ps, is one ,Iai the Emperor Of Austria
vll apply to The Emperor Of Russia for as
sisance sgainsl his subjects, who have driy.
en- him f,m his capital; and 'ha, the Russian
3 Auiocrat sill render The assistance required.
/, II 40, general war in Europe is ncyitsble.
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The Southern German PROVINCES are rg,n
revolving. Prussia, us supposed, escaped
revolution by the submission Of the king
10 the wishes Of The National Assembly
In Anstria, anarchy reigns supreme. VI
cnna exhibits tho sp.ctacc of a reaclionary
court, wailing the concentration Of NJ lilary
force at The capital 10 carry oui the reirogade
policy of the National Asst mb'y. The Cab
met has sent commissioners 10 stop The fur
Iher progress of Bun, Of Cmctia, who seems
unwilling longer 10 act. He threatens 10 sci
up On his own account. M
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I ONE DAY LATER.
Latcst ners from Ireland Sentence Of Nc.
Manns,
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Sun

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Sun
IvrRrooL, Oct ld-o A. NJ.
Advicrs from Dubllr, Friday evening, have
como 10 band by ynur extraordinary express
Mr 7. B. McMiuus, convict ed Of lcvying
wnr upon the Queen, has received the sam;
barbar.us and revolving sentence as was
pissed upon Mr.. O'Bricn, TO be hanged,
. drawn, and guaricrcd Mr. O'Donnghor
is now OH trial. Two days of the trial had
4 passed; il will probably terminate to-day.
Z Ills jnry, although We believe he isa Ro-
= mon Cataolic, is composed exclusively Of
- Protcsianis
Connected with tho trial Of McManus,
we should mention that although his com
1sel objected o point in the charge Of CheI
Justice Dngheriy, their lordshioa would moi
- recall The jury to explain the poin as sug-
gestcd by Mr. Butt.
.a There hrs been meeting held in Dublin
y 10 urge upon the government 10 carry oui
the Recommendation Of tic jury in MIR. S.
O'Brien's case, and 10 spare his life. The
attendance WAS not only respectable, bul
n large. Memorials 10 the Lord Lieutenant
" we're adopted, and afterwards dcputalion,
headed by the chairman, Mr.. Sharman Craw-
ford, nj. p, proceeded 10 Dublin castle, and
inquired Of His Excelcncy, first, whether il
was true ilai warrant had been issucd for
lhc execution Of MI. O'Bren; and, secondly,
whether lis EAccllency would receive a
dcpniation at future day, to present the
memorial alluded TO after il had received
more EXTENSIVE signatures. The Lord Lieu
tenant replied that he was happy 10 say no
warrant for the execution had been sen,
& downto Clonmel and that he would be
't,ready TO receive the depuiat!on whenever
they considered i, 10 be signed to the exten,
which the promoters desired. II is now
hoped that he viii not lie executed
edi There is an uncertainty that Mr., Meaghcr
.swillIbe brought 10 trial at the present com
n,fnission. The crown afo very unfortunate
lin procuring evidence against him, and rather
slthsnrs failure, will postpone his trial.
s'E Mr.. suffy's trial will bs the next in i'm
8porlancs. The government are determined
10 convict and execute him should they OBJ
stain verdict. e W
The Roman Catholic lIiorarcby have been
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sitting during the past week In Dublin. Their
L rdslips had the state Of tho poor under
their ciiargc, fI.e result Of illc failure Of The
poluto crop. They implorc " remedy lhai
government shall, without lose Of ,uo pro-
coed TO The execution Of ils sacred and pa
ramount duty, The preservation of human life
and The adjustment ofiIc relations between
landlords md tenants, so us TO increase The
agricultural products of The soil. A rcsou-
lon against the proposition 10 pension the
Irish priesthood, has also been proposed and
carried. 1srIg seggla-stnfE f8g
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-12
Another Letter from Gen. ra, Tor.

We ioc tbr following extract ofa letter from Cen Taylor, io a friend ia Charleston, in the Evening New of thc lttli instant.
 Il nevcr had any aspirations loF the Presidency have How. far ther than tine wishes ol Ipy fifnds are concerned n tAe matter . nor y ouia have II any ether terms th1u stated when ilsc sabicot was irst a0lt4tcd whieh is, that my acceptance must be without pledges or being iraHlmsilcd ia any way thlt eonld ba t.Ie PTesilsnt ot the -taf58 and not oi a fal{Y.
 II have accepted the nomination. ei the fhi,aaci i- pha Contention, as wei the nomination 0i taaGy primary nI5es gotten aP n various sec lions oi ihe tniou-th some instances irrespective oi Pariy and would have accepted the nomination Of the Baltimore convention, had II seen teaays4 Q" i9t sagtt iefRaS l am ia.iy, l Roi fatts, fciofe ihe couptry candidate for the Chiet Mag -stFaeS and if Ii shogld he iDy good bad lortaoe 10 re eec- led. trust my course w!.! be sach, for tho most part. rfgaFds the a@geme of natotlai a- laifs, as ~ lii faeet lle appreciation oi ray totow~ citizens. SAonid they is 70 GO go, t8ey wtj, aai- Ger myself, nave the charity 10 attribute my errors 10 the head aud not 10 the heart.
 livery respectfully,
 NcBr friend.
 TANT ftR 's
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TayIor,s Prospects in inc south.

Extract from letter 10 one of the editors of tn. True Sun, from the leading democratic editor in h. State of Georgia, the son Of distinguished member of Martha Van Barsns cabinet:
 "four Sun, True Tn fact ss well as name. como, to US regularly. You ask about Georgia. Make yourself easy. ii i. sure for Cass and Butler as Van Baren Is snrel, against thAn On iiie day ailer o-lnorro,,, a taas. meeting Of the democracy Is b be held at SlaHe Mountain. n De kaib county T. will be the lsr. gest political demonstration oi the kut eyer Sssr ID Geofgis. From appearances, ,0J3 den acfat, Fltl be ulere. Sueh a+ura-oni wal se decisive o the yote oi this Siate. IL vil prove. beyond e.t- adventure, what We already knoH--iha, lke aealac. lacy is around, and Niii be al tae polls l tscelvs the most encouraging sdFices ton al parts ot the S,ate There IS ho aeiectIon ga our rahk--no bal. ters 70 Taylor. U0 he cohIary, energy and en:hn. siastn visible everywhere. Oar able cdsli Taie Tor Congress in this t&d) Dtst,ict Judge Weilb,ss
 hts iasi scigsned fipn tout throughout the D,s- rict. He hss spoken n every county ba, this and Marion, and has been everywhere met by large and enthusiastic asseiubages oi Inc people he comes back with tbe highest hopss. Cot J $ Calhoun IS ihe Whig nomiuee. Up i0 lhls time he Eas I,.l accepted Ils Is al Washington Clty, and Is sai to be seeking appou,ncnt from Mf. Polk, in Caliioinla Doubtiui whether he accepts II he does, Nelboru WIi beat him hY the lar ,st ever poIiest9n thIs District.
 ''Nhile such ls The state Oi democratic affairs. write you the smil- truth when tell you the wliigs are cold aad thoP-idlien. Ihere Is not only no spontaneous cornbustion,' but very many Of them who Iy indifferent 10 Iayior's success, whle all oi them feel the witherBg apd eaers atIug effects of their canild5te's letters. The news from North Carolina bss operated like shower-bA;h. II set lies the question oi tue Southern vote. IL is iardly Passbe Tor Taylor 10 ge; any southern State except kentucky. and. il may be, Nolh Carolina. We have yet no decisive returns from there. If ihe Free Soil'' whigs voie, you indicate. for the Hu'taio caHti!ats, Taylor is tc worst bearen f1am that sEcr ral. fer President Let the tIue-hcart.d democracy of the North know that their brethren of the South "ii firmly sustain the "Norhern man w'th constitutional Priucipies'--tha. we kaow well who al the North the lreHds ol The whole 'nion and who ale enemies of section of the confcde- raey; aud that believe nol only that the cause of the South, her rIght 10 share of common partner sblp ierEltory-her igii to immunity from unpro- voked and ruthless assaults upon her properly aud her peace, well as the cause of the Union, are n ihe solemn keeping Of the democratic party ol ihe whole United States. We are Ii ghiins the battle of the confederation of the States, as well as that of democratic principles
 Georgia will do better for Cass and Butler. than for Polk and Dallas
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Medical Department of the St.
 Louis University Faculty.

M |. Lart,n V p. Professor of '''e fr'"ci- A. LIFToN, N. D.. Prof of Chemistry snd Pharmary.
 (. < p0PE M. D. r-a6.~so, tlo Principles and F'aet'ce ot surssr., Cmtesi Surses ' lad D,sa Oi fhe Faculty.
 M. NJ PALLt,N,-N. D , Professor ef otrtelr,e. and Diseases oi worfen ani Children
 JAMES BLAKE, N. D., proes,cg of Srecial, General, and Surgirsl Anatomy
 TiIOS, RAYBUKN, II D., r ofes~cr of pale- ria Nedica and~Ehefar~uucs.
 R. \. LOLMUS, NJ U.. Profess -g of fht, ~ and Medical Juris9.rudenre
 " tf. Mcfttt.E fS. ii. t> f'Tot5ssnro o t'rla itat Ne4ielpe and Psthos -ical Aui'omy.
 W D. SHERMAN, Drmou.trato- oi As1'omy The regular Lec'utrcS cUuwenc' 8nugaY on ihe 18th of 0cso5er Aggregate cos ot Tickets, inciJi- ding NaifcalatioH yiI0; Gfsira'ion Fer, >2'.- ard from Si0 re srI pet menE. Medical St1 dents admitted E,atat'c'Ay tp t+e medical epd surg Cal practice iu thr try i1orplta as also f tht st t.@pas liesp.tai. .ts9ttay tho Leetne ta,ib-
 CHAs. 4 POPE, N D.,pEAN. St f.1aes jHur Zcih fsls As.ii 2q
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The Volunteers and Gen. TayIor.

Cap; Constable, of the Orange and Yaacy Com pany of the volunteers, stated ia oar prcsencc. few days ogo, that eat of the whole (. Regi- meat there are not more than thirty who ill vale for Taylor and fimore, This gentleman, be II rr- membered, E Whig. and is warmly attached 10 ihe principles of his party; ba he declares tha, be can. net support Taylor.
 Here then. the expectations of the Whis~--,itat G~fr Taylor will receive the vets of nearly ali ihc volunteers are blasted; and insieai of aSsslspce from theT>ihey can here sec that they may expect defeat
 Had the volunteers returned in time o votc for Governor, Coonel Reid would ta.ve been elected by several hundred majority; but they wiH be al the baIiot-boX in November and will then s4aw what msAt have been expected of tbem fl they hsd re- turned previous 10 tbe Governors election - HAs- borJ N C. RatoH.
 13' ". II. Eisey ant A II Brown. both of whom. s'ys thc Marion lOhiol Democratic Mirror served one year in Mexico, in Col. CnriiS's Reci- nen,, publishes the following card in The Mirror ;
 Ma. kNtFr -" Breyity is th- so8I of vii ' We the undersigned, have heretofore acted with the whigs. bot we shaH now cast our votes for Lewis Ss--, v' G%itetiigutf s------ w- n- Er<rr;--
 Mari n, July IJ, Isis. A. II Baeyvx
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 IhH publisher also of fs lis nasss f profa ssonai aai husthess men aS a nyesiialn ioF advertising A p1'e~-fs@ -sf htsshtSs card 5t SIX iprs aF less will be inserted fo' the sgsn et Ssaa adytsisefneni ai heji page st Slu--and whole page <, s3e- a,t- vrtllsegnens ths, ovefyaa wiil b. charged be Gssg as hsi pagr, ths sec~pd ss \ wbs.- sge. and fhe see copies he card CT asttrt'fssment wil te placed on Inc b1CE cover also without additional charge. iherr wnE b. puhtished twe pgl,iors.-thss ia'geS io contain s o e' pages eSeiISiee If adSci ilsemeuts. the pfice af ah,Ch will Ae made known at ss early dsy possible the smaller ef pSges io sanatn the usial astiaaoncsf fahfss Aad The ad Ner'lSrmrut "l whoever nay ottirt it. prlse S3 per haatrct. 0et less thaa Scn ccp9es ei which must br ordered ior special advertisement ct he fesidre ei stf being mode up ef he laTger rdtina.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

\ T a District Cour, of th9t uiteA states. within \ and for the District of Arkansas, for the .sl- iaaicslen of naeontirmed r. ncb ans. spanish ia,.d claims ia the District oi Arkaasls under all act of Congress, approved the ith cay of Jane, A. D. l9iI, rryWih4 ths act of Congress, approved the 2nth day of May, i-2f--h-ll in May ISIS; the fo!- forrre cr,~r had. to wit-''It IS ordered that this court do now adjourn unth the first Tuesday iii October next l>4s} and that tiis clerk hereof be, aoa ne i, hereby required 10 nia.e publications of t,s or3"r, in some newspaper ia tue city Of Little Rock. for four successive weeks preceding the said hrs, Tuesday in October, 4 D. f9I1.
 Attest: WA. FIELD. Clerk.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-12

The AustIians, under Eadeizky. regret to sl r, have been successful, and after several battles had driven Charles Albert beyond the Miuco, on the 23, They stole march on the PicdmCniesr. and were completely victorious, sweeping the whole country before them. On the 2lth, however, the Penoutese attacked them in their position, taking 2,500 prisoners eits tse 18th the battle was re- newcd, and continued until night. when the firti- moEtcse retired in good order taking Their t,ri~o ners with them The only gain of ine Ansilians has been ih driving Charles Albert bey ond the Min rio. which, asa pl~iiion, important one. The Iedmontese admit that they hld 10 adopt retro ade movement, hut the Austri4us did not dare To follow them General Solesco, in his despl,chcs, states that tho AustTians lost au immense nunher of mcu 1g0 prisoners, aat thirty eight officers The AnsttiaRs, in their Yefsou of Ihe battle slate that they drove ihe enemy out ol his intreuchments Tn The utmost disorder and have taken Rtvoa; som ma, Champagne, CaS,iii0ne and Nalicgo. General Neriou and h1Tle- Alberis adiutast and ,seay oti irers. prisoners. l. Is further stated that Charles Albert finding hiniS'if in desperate position, had signed a demand for 0000 French troops, and agent had arrived ai Paris with the requi,iuon- We fear that this news k true. and Jurthrr appre hend that France will not be disposed, under recent circumstances, to send army of cooperation lo- to ltaly--the government kaying announced It's de- terruinatiob 10 keep peace wth all Europe. tu- der these circumstances, with aid from Russia, We have our appFehensions that Austria may regain her former position unless the European powers sha GeGne her iimits.