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ton md crossing ovsrsaslro. pa y Z
= Lomberdy. preceded - 1850.
- 1ernal deslaration Of W., agair
a,s,'e Tho march was in 1 direct 4;
s y n.Isn, Which capital il was rapidly
TIC Aastrians, defeated At every r.a;,
nsa fiyen way, and were falling back
FaIa4 hight IN the direction of fbe IT,,
The ltalAn Dachies were an m -
3 actuai insurrection, and the An<sr;,
domination, and al Powers upheld 81 !,
arms and inauences, eompletelv nro,.. :
ted Marshal Radetzski. the Anst.;.
General, with bis forces. was a. no ~. !,
gc unable % enter Mantua, and 5,
.ngnot sn condition to continue Ill !,
treat, would probably be compelled q :
a.ulate upon the FIRST appearance a. II,
nA,ainlan army. Indeed, the coarsa s
=. leader King Charles Albert) had M
Win SUCH -fayor in the eyes Of tle iusur
!ectionists that recruits were rapidlr aocL
ipg IN, and in q short time. II wa sst;,,..
Yea, ne would have 4 disposable force AZ /.
quarter Of million under his comms,,.i
With such force he would nat ans. ~ i.
abe g hberate Lombardy, but % thfe,t.
sn austria iIself, and even dictate terms
/ 2 ne Aulic CounGl At the gates af vi.
ehhA such contamination IN tie nrc.
sent course Of events was not imnrnh. 80.
The news from Germany IA enrsijv
startling, though perhaps net uuer becfe3
= vas reported and generally cred;ted
,nat repablics had been declared Is tbe
Kingdoms Of Wirtemburg and Saxsny and
grand duchy Of Baden. AMI 4 nr So
rart q the German Confectionery liberal
uoyernments had been conceded d the
people. In Hanover the triumph o. tbe
people had been complete, and the King
forced % suecumb and grant whatever vas
demanded "e'ei vas
In Prussia, after the bloody scenes We
have heretofore recorded. the kim b.J
promised constitutional reforme mt -
the faine time had plgnes. ls,ie ~. !,
nisPute with th&A0ane, concerning the
acnies Schleteeg and Holstein. and had
g 40 exasFelated Russia by encouraring |
Ins Poles q erect an independent Coyern.
ment n Posen, Silesia, Breslau and |
Litnuania were 10 an alarming stato "a
eonrnlslon and upon the verge 81 reyol,
Z was rumored that. 80 900 Coss.srs
mad certainly appeared AZ I'LL = -
Ten Aiid thitty-iive years of age, TO re-
move into the interior, and was concent.a. Z
ting vast army, sufficient, as It was
Thought, to crush all attempts to erect 4
republic
No actual .hostiiities had occurred in
Denmark, but both sides were preparing.
Belgium and Holland were tranquil.
All reyolutionary attempts we're foilcd
ID Turkey under Russian influence, aud II,
nom this cause the Porte had refused to
acknowledge the French Republic. Il,
Disturbances had occurred at Madrid.
Soldiers and people had come into COLI.
lion, and many were killed upon both
,ides Queen Christina fed during the
eonfict !
a Parliament had been constituted in / i
sicAy paration from Naples being COM
The French Government had ordered !,
m army 70 be assembled upon, the FROM i
hers Of Italy 70 watch the movements Of I,
he con- tending parties On the sd Instant
Lamartine received Smith O'Brien and
The members of the committee from the
Repeal Association. He made speech !
Iull of yigor and sympathy, and free from 4.
every thing Offensive to the British Gov.
,rnment Il
A determination was declared not to
Interfere in any internal difficulties Of
other nations
Paris was quiet and tranquility was re.
lkorad n, I.vana
The elections in the National Guard !
aad resulted generally.in favor Of rcpub- :
lean candidates
demonstrates have been presented BY
he diplomatic agents Of Belgium, iPrus.
ia, and Austria, for allowing Bcleians,
Germans and Poles to mako public de- /,
against their own Govern :
nents. Lamartine replied that France !
lid not intend to interfere with those Gov. 5
nor deprive subjects Of theirs :
'esiding IN Paris Of the liberty Of freely ]
expressing their sentiments.
England and Ireland were IN state Of I
he greatest excitement Lord Russell :
as reported fhe, determination Of the !,
government . apply the whole weight Of :
s poEer TO maintain order and suppress Il
sbellion, but was willing to remedy any Il
distress they could. !,
Accounts from Iceland are more mena. sI
ing, and additional troops were arriving 4
rom England The Repealers 81 Dub
2. supported By the provinces, were elect {
pg delegates 70 Council Of Three Hun a
red, Nhichis 70 assemble in Liverpool 4
~ vas expected that Dublin, would be 1 4;