Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-26
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NEWS OF THRILLING INTEREST!

NEWS OF THRILLING INTEREST,"
GREAT ExcrrEalENT IN EURopE..
The Revolution Spreading IKE Fret
Gre mt Comihosion In Enslaad.
|. " PnILADELfH,A. April 25, 1s4s.
The Acadia arrived III Boston to-day
bringing news i've days later, Of great IN.
terest. z.x.sx
The general commo,ion in Europe is in
creasing s5s
The King Of Sardinia is at the head OF
900 troops, which crossed from Pied
mont into Lombardy, declaring against
Austria, and marched direct to Milan. The
Austrions were defeated everywhere.
All the Italian Dutchies are in epensin.
suhordination. :.
Charles Albera viii soon have $50, 600
troops-su sufficient to liberate Lombardy ,and
threaten Austria even at the gates Of vi.
enna. R 5 -
Savoy has declared Republic. 80 q
Liberal governments have been conced-
ed 70 Baden, Wertemburg, and Saxony.
The triumph Of the People in .Hano.
yer was complete. a
The King Of Prussia has promised to
extend the Constitutional Reform, but has
exasperated Russia by encouraging the in
dependence Of Poland.
Nicholas ordered every man in Poland,
between 1s and IS yearsof age, to be re-
moved into the interior Of Russia, and con-
censrased q vast army to crush the Republi-
can efforts. sa s. 80 .F<.sss=,s a.
Belgium and Holland are tranquil. }.
Turkey refuses 10. acknowledge the
French Republic - ae@s4s gess:s-s.- !
: An emuete took place at Madrili; many
people and soldiers were killed. =
| Queen Christina had fled.
The Secilian Parliament had been con-
stituted. t.s.x zsfs, .zesg seq :. b.
The French government has ordered the
army ito assemble on the fuensier, to watch
the movements of Italy. ;=s -:
On the Sd, Lamartine received Smith
O'Briep, and other members of the Re-
peal Association. He made speech, full
of dignity and sympathy, but declaring nom
Intervention. ~ III: ea
.. All was quiet in Paris
Lord John Russell has repeated the dec
laration that the government would throw
its entire weight to maintain order and sup.
press rebellion.
/ The affairs in Ireland were menacing
Additional troops had arrived from England.
The repealers in the city are now equally
energetic, and are supported by provinces
which are electing to council to be held in
Liverpool, to keep within limits to be pre-.
scribed by convention act. The Repealers
now openly say that the Repeal Of the Un.
ion is not sufficient to satisfy their grieyan.
ces, and that Republic is the only RENE.
Isdy. ssa s...7.
- The great Chartist demonstration, to
COINS off, on the 10th, has been forbidden by
the English government. All the arrange.
.nents, however are going on. A carriage
for petitioners, banners, insignia, &C.
The Proclamation issued, ferbidding all
from attending the.meeting, only increased
the excitement, and called out remonstran:
ees. That section Of the press hostile to
Chdriism, while Chartists in themselves,
determined by unanimous resolution to hold
the. eeting at the risk Of life, and despite
government threats to issue counter precla-
nation. They will hold large meeting,
and will carry no arms in procession. o.
Connel advised the withdrawal of depos-
ites. 10, thesSavings Institutions, amounting
te.twen,y-five millions pounds, as il would
embarass government than armed at
tack. The government seems determined
TO bring matters to an issue. Large tod
les Of Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
were drafted IN the Metropolis.
How all this matter will end, it is not
possible to conjecture.-Pitts Post.