The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER
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at Atilier intended to revolt on the
l4th, that being the day fixed for a
sous (half cent? banquet, which was
a mere pretext to get the insurgents
together; and Paris was to have
been pillaged. Government is in
possession of the details of the plot,
and many intended chiefs were ar
rested. Cavaignac has every pre-
paratlon to meet the emergencies.
Fifteen projects of departments
are implicated in the instruction
of June. Part of the present gov
ernment are in favor of prosecuting
suspected members, but others are
passive; and Cavaignac firmly op-
poses such prosecutions. All poll
teal prisoners are removed to de-
tachod places out of Paris; and
the city is, s,complotely fortified; it is
said that 10000 ouvriers, intend
marching to the assembly, and de-
manding to be fed or shot.
SpA1N.-The Spanish insurrec-
ton is progressing-the government
alarmed.
IRELAND.-A crisis is rapidly ap-
preaching. Duffy, of the 'Nation,'
Martin, of the 'Felon,' O'Dougher-
ty, Williams, and Bobauc, of the
Tribune,' Dohney, and Moagher,
of Waterford, are arrested for Sc
dition. The arrests of the latter
cause great excitement; Meaghe-
would have been rescued but for
his own efforts and the arrival of
fresh troops.
The following comments by the
New York correspondent OF the
Washington Union are pointed and
we doubt not correct:
The arrest of Meagher and his associates
being almost all of the popular leaders that
were YET Al large, exhibits settled design
on Inc part of the English government, by
cutting oRthe heads of the movement, and
sitting the press and all discussion, either
70 crush The spirit of the people, or to goad
Them into premature and unsuccessful in
surrec,ion.
ID is enough to make the blood boil in the
veins of every freeman, that at this day oft
M Il ci,pl1 .Io ho IN,
choke down the jus, discomfort of the most
wronged and outraged people ON the face of
the earth. bya nation which, with all profes
sons Of humanity, freedom, and enlighten-
lneni on iis lips, is forever up 10 its elbows
il redrapine aRd murder, y sword, famine,
and peslilence at home and abroad.
Thequiet in Ireland since Mitchell's trans
portation, which disappointed friends and
elated enemes. has been deceiiful calm,-
The inli before the storm. The news by the
Europa shows this. 1t is more like fighting,
more like general and armed resistance on
the part of the people--than anything yet.
Many, | know, have doubted and hesitaled
whether this agitation would not pass off
like the rest. But the rising on the arrest
Of fMeagh ringing of the chapel bells
the throwing up of baricades in Water
ford--,he successful cutting off of one de-
tacbment Of troops from another,--,he diff
Guilty of restraining collision, all porend
deadly struggle. God giant that il may no,
be provoked by the ourages of power, until
every needfnl preparation is complete. Pre-
pared or not, that it will come soon, is noD
{thongh it was not belore) nert to certain
All friends of Ireland and of freedom in
America had better be convinced of this a,
once.
Russ1A.-The cholera is fright
fully on the increase.
The news is confirmed of the
march of the Russian troops into
Moldavia, in which the people de-
clared for republic.
Wallachia is in a state of insur-
rection, and the prince has resign
ed.
The Austrian minister has re-
signed.
The Berlin communists are en-
deavoring to excite an instruction
similar to that of Paris,
ITALY,-The war with Austria is
conducted without vigor; it is king
against king.
Portugal is tranquil: Mehemet
Ali is insane. Disturbances have
tax Ken place at Frankfort in which
several lives were lost. And the ex-