Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
Foreign News.

Dardy has been confirmed, with the urther important
feature thai the King Of Sardinia the head OF an army
Of &c, 600 oops the Pedmonese territory into
Lombardy, issuing declaration Of as he passed the
frontier against the Austrians and marched 10 Milan.
The Ausirians, defeated every point fled he APP
preached, and having successfully been driven from Pal
ma, POresca, and Deensean endeavored 10 establish
themselves in the Nunces.
The Italian duchies have bu 81 into Instruction
Modena and Parma revoulionlzed, and Venice,
which has been dying daily since the fatal 18th Of JAN
nary, 1898, just half century, when the Aus
TRANS took possession Of that city by virtue of the treaty
of Campo Formoso, again shows signs of life.
In Austria proper everything seems disorganiled, and
amidst the chaotic confusion which prevails, il quite
impossible fix the hourly changing 1t is anti
cPaed that the Austrian general Radelsky who afraid
to enter Manua for want of PROVISIONS will be compel
led to captuate upon the appearance of the Sandman
troops Ii IS said that dsposabe force will shortly be
at the command of Charles Albert Of not less than $50 900
With such army, not only will all Lombardy be
liberated, but Austria may be threatened at the
gates of Vienna.
Savoy has declared itself a republic.
In Switzerland strict neutrality be aimed at,
and the evyng of troops is discounenanced by the
thorities
All the countries the right bank of the Rhine have
been violently convused.
AT Baden Wurtemburg, and Saxony liberal govern
ments have be been conceded TO to the people
In Honover the triumph of popular feeling has been
complete.
In Prussia after the bloody which took place in
Berlin the King has put himself the head of the Ger
Confederation, and promises extensive constitutional
reforms At the time, he has plunged headong into
dispute with the Danes respecting the long contested
duchies of Holsten and Scheswg, which by force he
seems resolved TO detach from Denmark. On the other
hand, he is exasperaing the Autocrat of Russia TO
the highest bounds Of passion, by encouraging the Poles
10 erect independent government in The duchy of
Posen
All Siesa Breslau, and Lithuania, appear be in
alarming of convulsion Ii is rumOred that So 900
Cossacks suddenly appeared at Iis and in the state
of in which The emperor is the moment,
should the King of Prussia waver, the consequences
be serious The Emperor himself is vigorous and deci
died. He is said have ordered every in Russian
Poland between the OF 10 and 3d. 10 be removed into
the Interior of Russia.
Russia is concentrating army in southern Russia,
which should deem sufficient to crush any attempt to
republic in that division of the empire The En-
peror had issued manifesto.
In Denmark no actual hostties had taken place in
regard 10 the duches which declared their ndepend-
But the Danes preparing their feet for often
sive and defensive operations and in excellent
condition. would n6ct incacuabe injury The Prus-
commerce, if actual war takes place Correspond
ing hesitation both sides TO which shall strike the
| first blow.
Hanover is preparing army march in favor of the
German side of the quarrel in Belgium All attempts to
overthrow the government or to create disturbance have
! failed.
Belgium and Holland are comparatively tranquil
reported that the Turkish government under the
influence of the Russian ambassador, refused to acknow
edge the French republic.
Additional precautions have been taken in France 10
keep secure the persons of Abd-el-Kader
violent emeue took place Madrid, on the evening
streets from o'clock in the evening until in the
ing, and considerable number slain both sides
The said TO be republican movement, and II
was wholly pected Courts martial have been held
| many of the persons, but executions took place
Queen Christina said TO have fled during the
! conflict.
Cassivro the minister was shot in the leg, and Mr.
WhiteweI English engineer, was killed. The city,
the 27th declared be in q state of siege Tran
guilty has since prevailed but the provinces excited
10 an alarming degree MotasagO and Messassara have
| 10th oon ad hu
In Portugal continue tranquil at present.
In Sicily The Parliament constituted, and the separa-
i ton of the island from Naples is complete.
/ 1t is generally believed that the King of Naples has
| altogether abdcated his rights over Sicily
The advices from Athens that the Greek minister
had resigned Condurio had accepted the task of form
ing cabinet.
The wounded IN the late revolution, received IN the
public hospitals of Paris, were 635; namely, GA men
Ia women Of these there discharged, cured,
and convalescen 2S7; and 90 died. There remains
| 253-246 men and women.
The department of the Minister of War has been very
busy since the account of the disturbances at Wen
and II Is said that The government mas gwen oruers
| for army be assembled the eastern frontier oil
France, watch the movements which they expect to
follow in Lombardy and the rest OF Italy.
The Sd inst being The day tor the reception OF the Irish
republicans by the provisional government, MIR. Smith
OBrien and The other members Of the confederation
the hotel halpast three o'clock 10 present their ad
| dress. They received by NJ de Lamartine. Be-
sides the address of the Irish Confederation, addresses
were presented by r. German, r, from the citizens
Dublin by Mr. Meagher from the repealers in Manches
ter and Mr. McDermot, from the members of the Irish
! Confederation resident in Liverpool.
From the Liverpool Albion, .4prI 3D..
Events rush in upon ia such an overwhelming fash
ION, that what write this moment, will probably bt
old when it is submitted TO readers. Suffice II TO say
that a European war has commenced The King of Sar
dnia with "liaia his banners, has been the first
take the field always expected and Prophesled tina
he would His troops advancing through Lombardy
almost unopposed the AustriaDs being already in full
before the popular Instruction. The Duke OF Tus
cany is moving in the same direction The Swiss are IL
the field, and French army rapidly concentrating in
Dauphny for forward movement into the scene OF ac
ton Good night Austrian despoism in the long and
cruelty oppressed provinces of northern Italy They will
probably fall the share of Charles Albert, who, merg
ing the title of King of Sardinia in that of King of Italy
will be the virtual head of the whole peninsula, united IN
federal government, and advanced TO something OF III
old importance in the scale OF nations.
Il But blacker cloud probably already bursD loom
through the horizon when we turn our eyes IN nor
thern direction. Poland is the cause, and Is to be the
prize of the terrible struggle which humanity he
to shudder IN that quarter Russia will not forego he
grasp until compelled IT. The autocrat rushes TO The
conflict confident his strength, and is the strength Of
| giant, but he has giants TO contend with The Poles
themselves decidedly the bravest of the brave the
whole wide surface of the earth. Prussia will be with
them and SO will France. And it is quite certain
that Nicholas bring the whole strength OF Russa
bear against them Some of the Cossack tribes are dis
coniened and part of hs Tartar subjects said TO be
in open rebellion. The Crcassans whose ranks
filed with deserers will take advantage Of the opportun
4 y push their arch enemy vigorously than ever
ITO horse!" exclaimed the Emperor when he heard OF
the outburst at Paris But according 10 the old sporting
proverb, "when man gets on horseback, he does mol
i know how, when, where he shall get oil again.
Nicholas starts from ST. Peersbugh in all the pomp and
circumstances of war, but how will he, or will he ever
The Prince of Prussia is in London. Will