Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-05-03

l might proceed from that place to Mecca
and Medina, and for this word rs q French.
1 man. This he gave me in letter il, Ara
bic, which he signed in French. When
this letter reached me, and in the convic-
ton that the word Of the French was sa.
cred, | surrendered to him. If he had
said, cannot promise what you, ask, |
would not have surrendered. l felt certain
that the word Of the French was solid, even
/ if given by private soldier. Things are
now changed, and this conviction has van.
ished. ! supplicate you to do me justice,
and to transform my sadness into JOY and
happiness. fear that some of you think
that should return to Algeria and revive
troubles This is impossible and can never
happen. Do not doub, what say on this
subject, any more than you would doubt if
] were dead. for placed myself among the
number Of the dead -
Poland.
CRAcow, March 2l.-The sad news has
just arrived that Russia has succeeded by
her influence and gold, in reyiving the
idea Of Pansa!avism, in order. 10 provoke
here riot, and take possession Of the re-
public the moment the troops shall have
left 1t is certain that the Colonel Of Gen.
darmerie, Swaykonski, has arrived hither
/ in disguise. Russian emissaries have also
arrived, who have striven to captivate the
confidence of persons without experience,
who know not bywhat craft their country
is taken possessios oEr-Breslap Gazette,
| Of the 24th. = .-.
sit is positively stated that the Russians
are assembling in considerable force on
the frontier. f7 ... =.
"The Poles fraternise with the Ger
mans. Instead Of one cockade two are
worn, one bearing the Polish colors, and
the other those OF the German Republic"
News is said to have reached town last
evening, from Berlin, Of the 9th, as fol-
lows: -
"W arsaw is in open revolution. The
inhabitants rose en- naasse and murdered
several hundreds of the Russians. The
troops fed to the fort, and from thence
tombarded the town. Warsaw is in ashes.
Tomorrow the Prussian Polish legion de-
parts from here, at the Kings expense. in
special train" The German journals,
since received up to the 2s.b, do not con-
/ firm this. h
We have letters Of the 20th from The
vicinity Of Milan, from our correspondent,
containing all the latest information that
rcould be obtained on the frontier from that
place. The firing commenced on Satur.
day afternoon, and was continued the
whole of Sunday and on Monday morning;
with what success, it was impossible 10 Us.
certain, as the gates had been closed, and
no ingress or egress permitted.
The insurgents at Modena were gener-
ally successful. On all sides was heard
the cry Of "Long live Plus TX. Long
live our brothers OF Hungary" The only
troops that could be got to act against the
people were the German Dragons, and
they were defeated by stones.
The King of Sardinia has taken the IT,
tie OF King of Sardinia and Lombardy,
and had marched 10 Milan at the head o1
his army. The Viceroy Of Lombardy,
with his family, was at Verona. One OF
his sons the Archduke Sigismund, was ar
rested at Bergano..
Some 5000 Austrians were quartered
at Madrignano. The people of Milan
> destroyed the bridge, to cut off the commu.
nication of the enemy. ~
Letters from Milan, dated the oath, state
> that Trent and tho entire Tyrol had risen.
The insurrection was successful also Al
> Lodi and Cremona. The Austrians were
: driren from Pnvia, Brescia, and Desenzano
3 ; The fortress Of Piz1i Chettone, with seven
y teen guns, was taken by the Milanese.
u The duchies Of Parma and Modena had
declared their annexation 10 Piedmont and
Lombardy. .ses..zsa
o The Duke Of Modena was imprisoned
The last bulletin received from MILAN
T. terminates with the words ''Long live
= Charles Albert, King Of ltaly.n
The foreign consuls residing ain Milar
D had collectively protested, during the con
y flict, against the bombardment, till tn.
:, subjects Of their respective countries hat
u retired. sThe bombardment commenced OF
N the 22d, but with little effect.
y According 10 accounts, which hav'
: claims to accuracy and authenticity, th'
y Aus.rians haveieft 1000 dead and 400
." prisoners in Milan, while on the side q
the people not more than 100 are killed
=, The family of Gen. Radetzky were seize
:, in the city and detained as hostages.
- ITALIAN DUcHlEs.-Adyices from Parm
s bring the confirmation Of the revolution
there. provisional government, compos
- - ed Of the most illustrious personages Of tn
- :. city, has been formed, among them Coun
.s .s San Vitale and Pellegripi.
- Austria.
Advices from Vienna, of the els. ult
at state, that all was tranquil, and the new
be of the Emperor's concessions had excite
great joy in the provinces. A PROCLAIM,
g. ton had been issued, ordering the author
ties to maintain the existing laws and tn
d. people to obey them. On the 21st, th
he Emperor published an amnesty for all pt
ed litical offences. Foreigners who had bee
guilty of such offences were to be expelle
he from the territories. The Weiter Zeitung,.
m the 25th March, acknowledges an addre.
nd of the English residents of Vienna to th
IN, people Of Austria, and says that this az
Ii dress has made deep impression upon tn
inhabitants Of the capital, and that it h'
is tended to strengthen the sympathies whic
he the Aus,rians have ever felt for the gene
ar Gus British nation, ''the frst-born Of fire.
; dom among the great European nations.
on In Hungary, the concessions made