Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-22
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Ireland

The proceedings ofthe Monster Meeting
in Dublin are thus described by the EWop-
can Times:
The Irish Confederation having r%esoly-
ed 10 have d demonstration 10 the ooen air,
assembled At the North. Wall, Dublin on
Monday, the Goth ult., when the elder Mr..
Richard O'Gorman took the chair. Mr. w.
s. O'Brien, NJ p anil Messrs. M%oagher,
Mitchell, Duffy and O'Gorman figured in
The proceedings. Mr. John Mitchell, Of the
UHitei LriShmaH was The first spokesman,
who extolIed tho present revolution Of
France usquo db Hanseam; the rest Of tho
speeches, including that Of Mr.. VI. y.
O'Hrien, who intends, he says, 10 form Il
new combination of the Irish people, were
upon the usual topics, with little q, 10
ted. About one thousand oftbem, however,
marched through the city, four abreast,
gave IA few Kisses at the Castle gates, but
vera so well watched by the police, that no
breach Of the p nee took place. The Com.
ina ndant Of the Forces, Sir. Il. Blak nry,
was loudly cheered by the mob. The de-
cision Of the House Of Commons against
the proposal for including Ireland within
The operations ofthe Income tax, l. a fresh
proof Of the desire Of that body to tighten
the burthens of the sister country, perhaps
more than even strict Justice to the heavily
taxed people Of England entities 1t.
Since the above was written, we learn
that the outrageous Language spouted forth
at the Music Hall, and the seditioig libets
published in the United Lrishman, have at
length reused the Government to take steps
to. prosecute the parties Warrants have
been issued against Mr., John Mitchell, for
u seditiolis libel published in his paper,
and also against Mr.. Vim. Smith O'Brien,
NJ. p, and Mr.. Thomas Meagher, of Water
ford who are charged with uttering sedi.
tious speeches at the Music Hallin Dublin.
The report 10 the London clubs is, that in
formation having reached the Government
that the above parties. witlrAhers, having
been discovered carrying on q III ndcstine
correspondence with certain parties in
France, Of a highly dangerous character,
any further lenity shown to such misguided
men, you'd have been only misplaced.
LOMBARDY.
EaSarreCtion IN Lombordy-Ffghting in
Milan-FTigM ofAe Niceroy-Abdication
Of The King Of BdDaria-The electric
telegraph announces that the people Of
L~ombardy, having no faith in the promises
of the Emperor, have r~evolted at Milan.
The fighting was going on between the
and the military when the accounts
left. The citizens had raised numerous
b~arricades. The Viceroy had fled. By
hanno and Brescia had also reyolted.
A supplement to the Resorgamento ofthe
18th, states, that the people, not satisfied
the promises of the Emperor to grant
a constitution, have broken out into insur-
'ection and open resistance to the Govern
nent. BaFricades have been raised in the
and at the departure of the courier,
was going on between the troops
md the people.
The express announces the ahdication
# the King of Bavaria. There had been
fatal tumult at Munich. The students and
radesmen joined the police.
Letters from Vienna have reached Liver.
'ool to the 18th instant. and are of the !
most gratifying description. Hungary has i
zen granted a ministry of her own, and !;
Il cause of danger, as regarded that part
f the empire, would seem to be removed. +
The whole is said TO be in a state of great !
n~thusiasm, and the steady confidence and /
lie practical good sense of the people has e b
cen shown to a remarkable extent in the q
Uninterrupted fuifflment of their mercantile a
nd monetary obligations. All payments, !
is said, are made mos pu~nctually, and p
lie privilege to defer them for fourteen DAYS,
hich had been grated, has not in any
ay been resorted to. All was quiet at z
erlin on the 22d: the concessions granted b,
the King had been received with uni 81
'rsal enthusiasm. His Majesty, Fed o5f
William, has published a decree, sh
a general amnesty for political of.
and m~isdemeanors against the late :
VS. which regulated the Press. Another =
cree, calls on Camphausen, the celebra-
! liberal deputy, to become one oil the for
" ministry.
The history Of the present fortnight has =
messed the death of despotism in West y,
/ Europe. Vienna has followed the