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

hat. Ills Majesty immediately returned to
4 the Palace, and adopted the most menac
ing measures Of defence against the city.
he Courier Francais says: An extra.
ordinary courier has arrived at the Russian
legation Of Paris. 1t is said that he bro.
dispatches of the highest gravity. It up.
pears the provinces Of the empire are in
full insurrection. The mobiles and the or.
my are at the head Of the movement"
/ The Moniteur says: "Letters from the
frontiers Of Gallatia state that a general in.
surrection in Austria is imminent"
If we are to believe nm announcement
which appeared in the Breslau Gazette Of
the 21st, a collision between Russia and
Germany is imminent Quarters have
1 been spoken at Kalish, says this journal, for
900 Russians, and nearly 10000 Russian
troops are assembled on the Polish 'front.'
ier.
Prussia.
| All continues tranquil at Berlin, and the
popularity of the King is increasing. The
Cerchische Zeitung says that the King has
taken large number Of those Of the citi-
/ zens who were wounded in the combat of
liberation ON the 18th ult. in his palace and
the apartments of the Duchess of Mecklen-
burg, where every attention is paid to their
comfort. The Queen has given her own beds
and family linen, and has the meals for the
patients cooked in her own kitchen. She
pays daily visits to the sufferers, whom she
comforts and cheers. The Allgemrine
Preucsische Zeitung, of the 25th ultimo,
contains the report of the soldiers who were
killed on the night Of the 18th to the 18th,
but does not state the number, which, it
would appear, is considerable. The funer-
al procession was chiefly composed of citi-
zens. The strictest order prevailed tby6ugh-
out the ceremony. 80 =
The feeling in favor Of esta ablishing the
nationality OF the Poles is everywhere in
creasing. The Poles are on guard with the
burghers of Berlin. They wear the Germa n
cockads combined with the Polish national
colors. The King openly recognized them
and it is everywhere understood that the
desire in Prussia is to interpose the Poles as
an independent nation between Germany
and Russia. z >,-
i The Prussian State Gazettee, of the 20tl
ult., publishes the following frcm the King:
| ITO the deputation from the Grand DuchJ
of Posen.-Agreeably to the wishes you
have communicated to me. readily consen
to pave the way to national re-organiza
ton of the Grand Duchy of Poscn, to be &C
complished with the least possible delay.
will, therefore, sanction the formation O
a commission, consisting of men of both ma
tions, G. e. Germany and Poland.) Thi
commission will consult with my chief pres
:dent, and they will make their proposition
| ACCORDING to the result of their consulta
tions. But thi. can only be effectual if, an.
as long as, order and the authority of tn
magistrates remains undisturbed In tn
Grand 'Duchy."
The Moniteur, of Monday, contains de
cree of the Government postponing the gen
eral election of the representatives Of the peo
pie to Sunday, the 23d of April. The Ma
tienal Assembly is to meet on the 4th o
May next. ez&
In consequence Of the recent events i
Austria and Prussia, the Committee Of Ns
tional Defence has decided that there is n
. necessity to incur any expenses for defen
sive purposes. trses. a.sss- s....s..s
: At Ardennes there have been disturbance
!, caused by workmen breaking machinery.
!, The Presse contains an exceedingly stron
article against the Provisional Government
> signed by the editor, M. E. de Girardin.
> Several of the more ardent republican
attacked the Office of the Presse, seized N
+, e. deGirardin, and threatened to destroy hi
type. Gen Courtais, the commandant
the National Guard, succeeded, however,
: getting them to disperse quietly, represen
ing to them that the only effect of destroy
a ing the type and machinery would be
throw several men out of employment.
= The intelligence from Lyons is importan
E' The Courier de Lyons says, that the worl
men in that city were in revolt.
IS The National says, "Three military camp
Q connected together, and consisting of a di
posa bic force of nearly 100000 men, wi
9 certainly be established at DJon, Lyons, an
!, Grenoble. In the event OF war, and
n case of an advance on the kingdom of Sa
3 dinia, the headquarters of the French arm
will by fixed at Lyons, in order to diree
from that point, the first military oper
u TONS"
% The persons who, during the revolutio
, wantonly destroyed the railway bridge
o Asineers, have been convicted and sentence
g to various terms of Imprisonment, varyil
: from one to five years.
81 It was rumored in Paris on Wednesda
10 that French army was about to be forr
5, ed on the Rhine, and that 10000 of Il
N troops in Algeria would be recalled to for
s. part of it. Another army Of 80 900 was
be formed at Dion.
Is The steam frigate Labeador arrived
.. Toulon on 25th from Algiers. When $
70 left, the colony was perfectly tranquil.
. The Jesuits have been expelled from Avi
10 non. E,
n The disturbances in Lyons still continue
'rt On the 2oth, h,r2, 900 workmen attacked
IN military stores of Perra che, and plunder
o. them of several thousand carbines.
IS The Government has given orders for
y Immediate assembly of a camp of frs
he 10000 to 35 900 men between Vienna a
ck Grenoble. .This measure says the Uni'
al! shas, no doubt been caused by the inte
gence from Italy, ~
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