Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-18
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London, September /. 1913.
We are on the eve oil European war.-
French troops have by this crossed the from
tiers of Italy. Louis Blanc is in London.
The sale of cotton continued 10 90 ON very
steadily aud to lair extent. Prices were
well supported, and vary but little from those
last quoted.
The grain trade, previously reported active
an prices advancing had not manifested the
same buoyancy during the week ending the
I'll inst The weather had been fine.
Russia bad conurreJ with France and
England ia protesting against the present pr .
tensions of the German Diet III respect TO the
Dutchies.
The grand duke OF Baden has published an
amnesty for most persons implicated IN the
April insurreetion under Mr.. Hecker aud his
friends. The insurgents must, however crave
the sovereign, pardon, and give certain pied
ges. All leaders. moreover, and even those
who were taken prisoners armed, and some
other classes, are excluded.
On Thursday, the 3Ist ult., oonsuls left oil
at S6b / and opened yesterday at the same
70 ties, but owing TO the news ire N Paris, they
declined aud lett off al $50 500
The Propagation oil Par'irmeut is fixed Tor
next Tuesday.
Its very confidently reported (says the
Paris correspondent OF the Morning Cbroni-
cle) ''that it has BEEN determined 10 send a
| feet into the Adriatic for the defence OF We.
nice from any attack Of the Austrians, al d
that England concurs in the expedition, which
consists Of 900 men,
Letters from Leshorn, of the Doth ult..
mention that an iGsurrection broke out that
morning, which was successful. The estab-
III, 4 a
provisional government appointed in liz
room.
The armis,ice between Denmark and Ger
many was signed al Mdlmo on the 18th ult
Hostilties are TO cease for rather more than
six months, viz: till the lst OF March 1919
and during this period terms Will, it is hopeC
be agreed upon, which shall place peace
upon substantial basis.
On the 2Sth ult. the llth. 12,h aud 3t
paragraphs OF the constitution were adopted
by The constituent assembly, at Frankfort.
They guarantee entire liberty OF religious O.
pinioGs and public worship; bat, on the 9th
er hand establish legal responsibility for any
immoral or Illegal acts that rntY-etper-
petrated as part OF a ritual. They declare
that religious belief cannot exclude from civ
| il and political rights. but neither can it X
enpt from the dl scharge OF pubic duties.
he tone OF the Paris journals is warlike,
arising from the fact that the Austrian Gov.
ernment has refused 10 accept the Joint medi-
alton OF England and France in the affairs OF
itaity, while direct negotiations are pending
between that Ca blnet and the King oil Sardi-
MA, which may lead TO more prompt con
clusion OF peace, thereby rendering all such
meditation superiluous.
The French ministry appear TO have taken
great aud unnecessaryoflenee at rtefered owe r
lures not beng Immediately received and &C
ted upon, and tour OF the leading papers de-
nounce the reply as altogether unsatisfactory
& contend thai il Austria persist in its present
determination, France will be impefdlively
called upon to interfere. Then we are told
that long conferences took place between
Gen Cavalgnac and General de L1m lriciere,
the Minister OF War, the result ofwh ich.was
all officers aud soldiers on leave OF absence are
TO return forthwith to their posts. aud that
orders viii shortly be given 10 General Oudl-
not to cross the Alps.
-Ihese and various other threatening reports
were IN circulation, which cast a gloomy as
pect over The political horizon, and the funds
Tell.
The Monitor says that "Legitmis,' riot
had taken pace at Montpelier. The project
acommissary OF police, judge dnstruction,
ana gen darme We're wounded (the latter IS
said 10 be since dead,) Five "Legitimisls'
were also wounded. Subsequent accounts
state that order had been reestablished.
Cur Pans correspondent, under date of
ihufsday evening, SAYS have heard tina in
a council OF ministers held to-day, 1t was de
clded that 1000 trools OF the line be sent t
Venice, and that, III consequence OF orders
gwen some days since. thr, ships OF war
have been already sent from 'fouon, aud have
now probably arrived atVenice.
Two divisions OF the army, are also, il is
asserted. 70 be formed al Metz and Strasbnrg