Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-08
NORTHERN ITALY.

udiuh lu q atdit ul lusrfftclun. lhul ls. he has
circulated and posted up thousands Of placards.
summoning Ihe people to rise in their strength
aud make war upon Austria. lie appears TO act
in thc name Of Junla, bat We do not learn what
means Of warfare and success are al his diSpo-
sal.
IL appears, however, that insIrecion is ma
King progress, as she following accounts will
show.
Genoa was on the eOh in foil insurrection.-
The troops were called out. aud ready to act
The arrest ola poster Of plucards, il is affirmed,
was the cause Of the disturbance. The win
dows Of the guard house were demolished with
stones. The civic guard inlerfcred, aud fired on
the people. The line assisted in dispensing the
asscmblages. Rendezvous were fixed for the C.
yenlng. This is an echo Of the movement in
Tuscany.
The French Government has granted a sup.
ply Of 2OCCO muskels 10 the the Sandman Gov
ernmCnI.
FRANCE.
The only feature in the French news is the
coming presidential election. Little alteration
had occurred in the prospects of the candidates;
but if any change could be noticed, il is said to
be iayolableIo General Cayaignac, whose friends
we're manliesIing an amount Of eecuoneerng
skill for which they had not received credit.
The French Constitution is completed. On
the 4Ih instant, the Assembly voted the 18th ar.
tcle ol the new code, and the ensemble Of the
entire fabric was then subjected To the eoncu-
slye test Of ballot amidst finale of shouts, ac-
clamatons and rejoicngs. Seven hundred and
thirty recorded, in behalf Of their constituents,
their cordial acceptance Of the conditions inten-
ded to regulate hereafter the political rights, the
social duties, and the personal privileges Ol 3d.
0O0,0O0 Fronchmen.
During the week there has been a full ude Of
financial crisis in Paris produced by the present
| political situation Of France. From day to day
the funds have fallen with lrightlul rapdily.-
The rumor was revived that the banking con-
corn Of MN. Rothschild Brothers had resolved
to liquidate. This resolution has, il is said been
FASTENED in consequence of the recent events ot
Vienna. Ii is well known that, since the Revo.
luton Of February, that concern has restrained
its operations, so as TO be abo 10 wind up at any
moment.
The Constitutional announces that Gen. Ca
vaignac had offered the mediation of The Frenct
Republic for the arrangement Of the difference
which has arisen between Switzerland, and Tho
Holy See, on the occasion Of The arrest Of thC
Catholic Bishop of Friburg.
ENGLAND.
TnE CHoLERA.-Tho aggregate returns bcgir
to look formidable. In London and its vcinit,
the deaths reported last week were So; willis
the number Of fresh cases reported daily varies
between ten aud twenty; and, as far as we caI
Judge al present, the mortality will be in that dis
riCt about the same as last week. The genera
heulth is now 30 below the weekly average o
l847 and tho four preceding years. Reports
from all the provinces are now collected, and We
are happy to state that they are quito inconsd
cradle compared with population. 1t is, howe
ver, in Scotland where the disease sill commits
the greatest ravages.
No lcwer than 4G8 cases have occurred il
Edinburgh and the vicinity up to the 0lh instant
Of which 243 proved fatal, 81 recovered, willis
| III were under treatment, OF the result not sta
ted. On the 9th inst. only 81 new cases wer
reported, whilst there were 40 on tho 7h. A
present the great manufacturing towns and dis
tricts have escaped The scourge, and we sincere
ly trust that ihoy " i'll continue TO be exempted
from its attacks. The malady, however, has ap
peared on the northern coast of France, at Dun
kirk.
Only 1G cases Of cholera had occurred il
llamburgh since the first of the month, maxim,
the total number of cases 1868, of which 81
have been fatal.
A letter dated Dantzic, the Sd instant, state
that the cholera is raging in that city with in
tense violence. There were no fewer than g.
new cases in ono day. 338 individuals had al
ready been attacked, Of whom 1856 died, "a ha
recovered, and no were under cure.
In the small town of Garz, in tho district c
Sletlin, the cholera has carried off I02 person
out Of population of 700.
+ The INDIAN MAILs.-1he Southampton col
respondent Of tho Morning Herald says III,
= Messrs. Cunard and Co., have tondercd, in o.
position TO the Peninsular and Oriental Steal
S Navigation Company, for the conveyance Of tn
= Indian mails from the Southampton, on the 2Ol
8 Of each month.
: EXPORT OF Corn FROM THE BLACK SEA Fol
BIDDEN.-By letter from lbroil and Galulz, por
z on or communicating with the Black Sea, lrol
which very large shipments Of corn, are habit
I ally made, il is stated that the export of India
! corn was prohibited from those places after III
a 22d of October last. The chief cause of tn
D prohibition is said TO have arisen from tho lare
! consumption caused, and likely TO be perpetuatc
for certain period, by the agglomoralon {
=, Russian an Turkish armies in, and in the ncgl
. borhood Of Wallachia.