Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-05-27

The elections were progressing at Naples on
the so.h ult but excited little interest.
Our correspondent at Vienna communicates
very bad'news from other parts ofItaly. Tre7
yiso had submitted, and Venice, according I'd
thc latest advices received in Vienna, was
closely 'blockaded by sea and land in fact.
it's capitalization was daily expected ).
Reports are current that the Army of the
Alps had entered Savoy to aid in the defence
Of Italian INDEPENDENCE against Austria. The
Mofiiteur Of Yesterday publishes decree
granting a credited of 81 ZOO, ,O6e francs for
war purposes
The English consul at Venice had retired
TO Trieste, as upon his declaration that the
Venetian Republic would not be acknow-
by Great Britain, the mob tore down the ar
mortal insignia from his house, and he fed
for safety, On the oath, Venice state of am
archy, and the people in general in deep dis
trcss. I
iTha elections in France have terminated
in the success of the moderate party.
1t thus appears that the 81 members for
the department of the Seine may be closed
as follows Moder;,tes, %; ultra democratic
Sc, 4 doubtful, 5. There are among then,
II cX-deputies, . Journalists, ouvriers or
operatives, Catholic clergyman, and Pro.
icstant clergyman,
Among the members elected are three pre-
la,cs of The Catholic thlirth, namely, the
ATchbishap of Paris. for 'Avcyron,; the Bis
hop of ouimper, for Finistcrre; and the Bis
hop of Orleans, for the Lozcrc
Rio, of very sefiois nature had broken
on, in several places i'll connection with the
elections. Fiat at Rouen was thc@t,ost con-
siderable.
The accounts from the grand duchy of Ba-
den. show that some further encounters had
taken place at Fribsrg and other places, be-
tween the republicans and the troops OF The
German confedcratih but the insurgents
appear TO have been invariably defeated and
dispersed without much difficulty A body
of 800 or 600 peasants, armed with muskcts
and scylhrs, entered lleidclburg, and sum
noncd the burgomascr 10 proclaim rcpub-
lie bit they were ultimately dispersed by
the troops and inhabitants. lIcckcr is stated
TO have fled into Switzerland, WHITTIER he has
been followed by Strive, who prevailed upon
his cap,ors to release liih.
Riot. had afso taken place at Wicsbaden,
the small c'piial of the small Duchy of Me
sau, whose Inhabitants vie with the Baden
people in cagerness and cNciability. The
f"nkinrier journal which mentions 'hese
riots, does not assign any real or pretended
cause for them.
bR1SswicK,-Ihe Duke of Brunswick &C.
turned 10 his capital from seh'rswig on the
s5h u't. lie was received with acela'ma'''0n I
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has been collision between the infantry and
cavalry, in which the former mad three and
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