Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-01
FOREIGN NEWS
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From the Cincinnati INQUIRER


Seven days Later from Europe.
More Revolutions in Europe-insurrertion IN Spain
--Persecuiiop of the Je1cs-Gredt excitement in
Rome-7He Pope depOsed-Confict at Posen-
! French certifying thfir codst-Smih O'Brien dis
| missed from the MagiStracy in Ireland-Repedl
liverpool marksts, dc.
New York. May 9th, 8 T. M.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at New York on
this afternoon, having sailed from Liverpool on the
18th instant.
France.
| The French have ordered their. coast to be placed
in state of complete defence. and several regi-
menis have been fitted out for that purpose.
The moderate party in the new government have
completely triumphed over the radicals. Louis Blaze
and Albert have retired.
Ledru Rollin has withdrawn from the Assembly.
| Further skirmishes have taken place between the
Austrians and Italians, and the Austrian army is
critical situation.
The Danes have blockaded the German ports.
Spain.
An lnsurrection OF serious nature had broken out
at Madrid, and though unsuccessful, had caused the
death of the brother Of Marvus Christina. 81 nsur-
gents were taken prisoners and shot.
Denmark.
The Danish blockade operates disadvantageously
against trades is the manufacturing districts, also
does the Italian war but the Intervention Of Eng
land or France, 1t is hoped will put stop to bostli-
ties.
Ireland.
The repeal movement is actively carried on. There
has been great addition of Professionals its ranks.
Smith O'Bren has been dismissed from the mags-
tracy. The Queen is to visit Ireland in the summer.
Rome.
Ihe people of Rome, aware of the uncertainty OF
the policy OF Plus Ninth in regard to the Italian
question, had been stimulating him for time
past with addresses to induce him to declare war
against Austria He assembled the college of Cardi-
nails In consistory, and made speech which caused
the greatest anxiety through Rome The ministry
resigned en- dsse, but Plus refused TO accept their
sgnatlon On the Both ult. a full general staff beld
sitting, and the municipal authorities went in pro-
cesslon to the Pope to demand explanations as to his
policy, and recommended him to abdicate. The civic
guards OF the city had orders 10 let one, whether
bishop, Priest, even the Pope himself, leave the
town: On the 9th the excitement was extreme.
The Pope has been allowed time to consider to the 3Oh
1t appears that should he refuse, Provisional Gov
eminent would be established, and the Pope impri-
s0ned. Later accounts state that the Pope revoked
the declaration of war, and that the people had de-
posed him.
POSen.
Bloody conflicts have taken place between the Rus
SANS and Poes on the Goth ut., and the Poles who
had nearly 2OO men killed and 700 made prisoners,
defended themselves with desperate vaor, causing a
loss OF nearly one hundred killed and wounded OF
lhelr assalants. similar fight occurred at Mllos-
law, where the Prussans suffered much from the IRE
OF the Polish Sharp Shooters, who picked out the off,
GERS. Several hundred Polish soldiers of the egh-
teenth and nineteenth regiments deserted to the
/ Poles.
Persecution Of the JelcS at PreSbug-The Jews
had been etrocousy treated their household furniture
destroyed and they taken from their shops. The
plumber lasted "a hours, when the Jews, numbering
300 families, retired from the town. the request oil
the authorities, and encamped in the open air.
AT Sclossberg, even the Jewish Hospital has beer
ransacked, and the sick taken from their beds
and badly treated without respect age sex, while
even the Jewish tombs have not been respected. Mi
ary authority could not dispose of sufficient force tC
prevent their acts Of vandalism Lieut.. Field Mar
shall, the Count of Lamberg, wounded by the
people.