The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
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By Teiegraph-For The Seioto Gazette.
MEssRs. Ely & ALLEN:-The Cunard
Steamer Acadia, left Liverpool on the
9Th inst, and arrived this afternoon.
The news is that general commotion is
increasing.
The King Of Sardinia, at the head of
10000 troops crossed the frontier OF
Piedmont, into Lombardy, declaring war
against Austria, and marched direct to
Milan. The AuStrians are everywhere
defeated All the Italian Duchies are
in open nsurrectioD.
Charles Albert will soon have a quarter
of million of troops. sufficient TO liberate
Lombordy and threaten Austria, even at
the gates Of Vienna.
Savoy has declared a Republic.
Liberal governments have been CONGO.
ded tn Baden, Wurtemburg and Saxuny.
The triumph of the people is complete
in Hanover.
The King of Prussia has promised ex-
tensive constitutional reforms; but has
exasperated Russia, by encouraging the
independence of Poland. Nicholas or
dered every man in Russian Poland, be.
tween eighteen and thirty five, to remove
into the interior Of Russia. and is con,
centrating their armies tn crush the re-
publican efforts.
Belgium and Holland are tranquil.
Turkey refuses to acknowledge the
Republic Of France.
There has beena emeutc at Madrid.--
Many people and soldies were killed.
The Queen Christina has fled.
| The Siciian Parliament h is been con
constituted.
!, The French Government has ordered
its army on the frontier, to watchthe move
ments IN Italy. On the Sd inst, Lamar
tine received Smith O'Brien and Other
members Of the Repeal Association. H,
made a speech, full of dignity aud sym
pathy, but declared the policy of the
French Government to be that of non
intervention.
Paris was quiet. Tranquility has beer
restored in Lyons.
Lord John Russell repeated his decla
ration that the British Government woul,
throw its entire weight to maintain orde
and suppress rebellion. Affairs in Ire
land were menacing. Additional troop
had been ordered from England. The
Repealors in the city of Dublin arc e
qually energetici and are supported by
the provinces, which are electilg dele
gates to council to bo held at Liver
pool, to keep limits prescribed by ih'
convention acts. The Repealers say nov
openly, the Repeal Union is not sutiicien
to satisfy the grievances of Ireland; anc
that Republic is the only remedy.
, The grea: ChartiSt demonstration, ad
verised to come off on the 10th inst, ha'
been forbidden by the English Govern
ment. All the arrangements were, how
: ever, going on. Carriages for petitions
banners, insignia, &c, were preparing
The proclamations issued, forbidding al
to attend the meeting, has only increased
tho excitement and called forth remon
srances of that section of the press hos
tile to Chur,ism, while the Chartsts hav,
themselves, determined by unauimou
resolutions, to hold their demonstrations
at the risk of life and limb, despite oflh
threats of the Government to issue con
trary proclamations. The leaders advise
them to carry no arms on their persons il
the procession.
OConnell advised the withdrawal q
f tho deposits in The Savings Banks amoun
! ingto G25, 900 900 sterling, as that woul,
= embarass the Government, and seems de
termined to bring matters to an issuo.-
Large bodies of cavalry, infantry, and ar
, tillery hnve been drafted, and sent int
y disturbed districts. How matters wi
end, it is not possible TO conjecture.
J., LOUIS PnILLIpPE's PRoPERTY.-Th
I Philadelphia Ledger says that Loui
u Philippe, ex'kiug of the French,
+ shown, by the transfer books of the Stat
l. of Pennsylvania, to be holder of aboI
$500 900 of 5 per cent bonds. He i
j" besides, known to be very large holde
u, of both New York State and City loan
10 and most likely of the bonds of oth'
70 States of tho General Government. Tt
y real estate ho holds in the city of Ne
u York is immensely valuable, and it
l. probably within the truth to set down h
interest in property and credit in the |
10 States, at not less than FIVE millions
a dollars. He is most likely as largely i
Di terested in the funds of Great Brita
al and uf other European nations.
10 MAssAcnusETrs RATLRoADs.--h h
10 been found that Massachusetts oxpe
led, at the end Of lS47, very nearly TOR
ID millions of dollars in the construction
tn railroads in her borders. These are n
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