Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-14

ford, Cork, and Limerick proceeds with vgor.
number Of Dublin shopkeepers, alarmed by the pros
pect of the times and the little hope of improvement
winch presents ITSELF have agreed TO emigrate in a
ooGy' They have purchased small territory in
Wisconsin, and thlther they propose to proceed, and
iound, perhaps, city Each will leave home with
sum OF t2OOO at least. fthe class which is pro-
ceealng towards the Gar West" from Waterford,
journal now before us says: "Were it our DOOR pop-
uloon supplied with funds to emigrate we would not
regret, but the stream is from our most industrious
farming class, who carrying with them considerable
property converted into hard cash.
The coIdltion Of the country in many localities
seems to be fearfuly distressing and men even Of
rank and title said TO be subsisng yellow meal
and in the garbage Of their garden baronet in the
west of Ireland, who had an income of $4,000 year
has heen reduced to accept the miserable office
Of collector of pool rates and, in some places, the
county fees has not been collected, because literally
no money was to be had. A balff has been murdered
near Limerick; Mr. Moor the agent of lord Annesey's
estates in Cavan has been shot behind hedge; and
Mr.. Daniel magistrate of Helston, in Westmeath,
has been fred at in similar mode, the shot having
struck HIM in the left shoulder his clothes rid
died with balls, but he escaped with life. These out
RACES have all had their origin from disputes or bad
feeling arising from the occupation of the land.
/ PRUSSIA.
The troubles resulted in a royal decse declaring
Berlin in state of seige on the 18th Nov for two
miles in the circumference, All clubs and political
societies are dissolved No person is allowed to carry
arms except with permission of the police. All public
meetings prohibited. The burgheg gurd IS sum-
mOned forthwith to surrender their arms.
His majesty Aby a royal message, transferred the
sitting Of the diet from Berlin to Brandenburgh.
AUSTRIA.
In the face of the present troubles in Berlin, and
with tho pynprinnrn nf the French rnvolution before
HIN, the imbecIe and and sangunary despot of Au.
stra has characterised his successes by the most afro.
cl1us and cold bloOded murders If any thing were
waiting to urge the people Of Berlin, Frankfort, Bre-
slau, and other places to revolt, Ferdinand of Austria
has tearfuy and fully supplied it, and we should not
wonder to have intelligence, and that at no distant
date, that these acts have raised flame which Meth
Ell regal nor imperial despotism vii! be able TO eX
tinguish.
The published accounts of the late instruction give
fearful account of the ravages and brutateO Of the
soldery, especially the Croas. who have INDUCED IL
general piIlage and oow numbers Of women and chill
dren that opposed them or were in their way. Wind
schratz is busy ransackng the city for victims ant
sending to be shot, if they at all known as connect
ed with the Instruction. He is making genera
press Of the working class to fill the ranks of the ar
my and as he hopes to employ the army next time
ganst Scavonian indictments, he will thus afford thu
ViDnnese the indulgence Of revenge. For students
there is no mercy; and these are not Vennese, bu
the of the better families of all the towns of thu
German provinces, each of these families gives vic
tim to Wndischratz.
Robert Blvm, member of the German national as
semby at Frankfort had been tried by court martial
and was shot in the Brgttenau on the morning of thu
9th ult. at halfpast eight o'clock. MessenhauseI, tn
commandan of the national guard, shared the fate o
n Blum, on the 10th. A great many executions beside
are said to have taken place.