The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
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/ A 1elegaPhie despatch pgeseais ih'
following view Of her intelligence:
There : , general romm0llon lhnopgh
Out Europe, ahish tlEeaisns ; iOlsl sub
Vesios Of The ancient oIdsr Il lilass.-
EmpiTrs are I0sleTiRg. thrones waving
and making every CONCESSION demanded
10 maintain lheiF insecure tenure. and eT.
cry movement Is EeIging 10 The state pre-
dieled by NaPOleOa: Republican or Cos
sack.
HOsii.ities have finally and fully com,
menred in I.Ombardy and Northern Italy.
| Charles Albert nl Sardinia has u length
assumed the offensive. wilh lorre Of 80,
600 men. The army Was already in mo-
ii0n and crossing over from Piedm0ns in-
10 I.0mbardy, preceded by = manifesto
and formal declaration Of war against Aus
Iris. The march was in a direct line Ia
Milan. which capital il Was rapidly aP'
preaching.
The Ausirians, defeated 81 every paint,
Ind given way, and were falling bark in
rapid flight in the direction Of the Gyrol.
The Italian Duchies were all in state
Of actual insunecliOn, and The Austrian
domination. and all Powers upheld By its
arms and influences. completely prosirat-
ed. Marshal Radelzski, the Austrian ie-
neral. with his forces, was So p0weFlfss
as 10 be unable tO enter Manlua, and be-
ing not in 4 condition To continue his re-
treat. would probably be compelled to ca.
piinlaIe upon the first appearance Of the
Sandman army. Indeed. the course Of
its leader King Charles Albert had met
with such favor in the eyes Of the insur.
rec,lonisIs that recruits were rapidly Hook
ing in, and in a short time. il was eslima-
ted, he would have a disposable force of
quarter Of million under his command
With such force he would not only be
able to liberaie Lombardy. but to threaten
Austria itself, and even dictate terms 10
the Aulic Council at the gates OF Vienna.
Such a cnnsummaiiOn in the presenteourse
Of events was not improbable.
The news from Germany is equally
startling, though perhaps not unexpected.
II was reported and generally credited that
republics had been declared in the king
doms Wirlehburg and Saxony, and grand
duchy Of Baden. And in every part Of
tbs German coalederaey liberal Govern
menis h. hesn taar - - inc people.
I, Hanover - gTamPh d he people had
been complete, anu The hing forced to sue
eumb aud grant whatever was demanded.
In Prussia, after the bloody scenes we
have heretofore recorded. the King had
promised constitutional reforms, but at
the same Time had plunged headIong into
a dispute with the Dane. concerning the
Duchies Schlewig and IIoIs,cin, and had
Hiso cSasPerated Russia ny encouraging
The Poles 10 erect an independent Govern.
ment in Posen. Sllesia, Breslau, and LII.
tijuana were in an alaIyriug st4e Of con-
Sulsion and upon the serge.of revolt. j
II was rumored that 50.nng Cossacks
bad certainly appeared at rllsit, and seri.
Gus consequences were anticipated. The
Emperor OF RUSSIA had ordered every man
in Russian Poland between eighteen and
Ihlrty.iiye years of age, To remove into the
interior. and was concentrating vast ar
my, sufficient. as il was thought, to crush
all attempts to Greet republic.
No actual hostilires had occurred in
Denmark, but both sides were preparing.
Belgium and Holland were tranquil.
All revolutionary attempts were foiled
in Turkey under Russian influence, and
rom this cause the Porte had refused to
acknowledge The French Republic. I
Disturbances had occurred at Madrid.
Soldiers and people had come into coils.
on, aud many were killed upon both sides.
Queen Christina fled during The conflict.
A Parliament had been constituted in
Sicily - separation from Naples being
complete.
The French Government had ordered
IN army to be assembled upon the from
lers OF Italy TO watch the movements of
he coniending parties. On the 3D. instant
'.amar,ine received Smith O'Btien and
he members of the committee from the
Repeal Association. He made speech
nll of vigOr and sympathy, aud free from
very thing offensive to the British Gov.
.rnmem.
A determination was declared not to in
erlere in any internal difficulties of other
laiions. /
Paris was quiet and tranquility was re-
tored in Lyons.
The elections in the National Guard
lad resulted generally in favor of repub.
iran candidates.
Rempnstrances have been presented by
he diplomatic agents of Belgium, Prussia,
md Austria, for allowing Belgians, Ger
mans, and Poles 10 make public demon
ratlons against their own Governments.
.amartlne replied that France did not IN,
end to interfere with those Governments,
Ior deprive subjects of theirs residing in
Paris of the liberty of freely expressing