The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-30
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New YoRk, Monday, May ~, le4e,
Editor Ohio Statesman:
u al government expteas arrived in this city,
on his way 10 Washington, with late NO.
of Wilmer e. Smiths European Times,
brought blythe Caledonia.
4, Al blot, lin Paris, 10 blow up the Hotel
dc Vile, has been discovered.
An election riot occurred ai Rouen, and
several persons were killed before i was
quelled. lssDp, p''Ayl sn- ..i ". ~ -
The Banks Of France, Rouen, Lyons, Ha.
yrc, Little Toulouse, Orleans and Gerneilles
are united with the Department Of Banks, as
branches.
! Several skirmishcs have taken place be-
tween the Danish forces and those Of Hols.
iein, but no regular battle has, been fought
since the affair al Fleusburgh. The Danes,
at the last accounts were rctreaiin-.g
Further encounters have taken place be-
tween The Republicans and the troops OF the
German confederation at Fribur9h,
Frightful disorders continue at Posen lin
Germany between the Landrachr and the he
military.
A new Austrian constitution was proclaim
ed on the 24h Qhe Empsroi's birth day.
amid great rejocings.
In Austrian Italy no regular battle had
been fought, but The Austrians had gained
tho advantage in several skirmishes.
Venice is closely blockaded.
A Deput alton from Russian Poland will
90 10 ST Petersburgh ior the purpose Of pc
liiioning the Emperor Of Russia for restor.
alton of the constitution of 1915.
The scheme Of The Russian Emperor is
said to be union Of all the Slayonic States
in one gigantic federaiive monarchy, and
thus 10 hold in his hand the balance ofpow.
e, in Europe. One account states that he
has absolutely and peremptorily refused, as
sstance 10 Denmark, in the snbjugation Of
her revolted PROVINCES, while another stsies
that he has made treaty, offensive and de,
iensive, with Denmark and Sweden.
Me remit Ali is represented at the point
OF death. .,....,s !. s.s.. \ 81, X, '.,t.,.
The French Chamber Of Deputies opened
on the 9th instant. The members Of the
Provisional Government wore tri-coored
sashes, and were everywhere greeted with
applause. sI~s g.5s y,syg :, y,
The member, senior in age, took the
Presidents Chair. y. rg5 Tts..,... .l.,r
M. Dupont then ascended the Tribune
and made speech, re gning to the Chamber
all The powers possessed BY the Provisional
Government. u 4. ,.,s.., ..e,- s.,sr
The 6.si President Of the Republic was
to be elected the next day. All eyes are
turned on Lamartinc, and no doubt seems te
be entertained, but. that he will be elected
by acclamaiion. u.d ~ g'b.5 .w ,1ss
Reports are current that the French army
have crossed the Alps and entered Savoy tc
aid the Italians against the Austrians. q 4
The refbrm movements continue through
out tbe Kingdom Of Great Britain.
O'Brien and O'Connell. the leaders Of I'M
Repeal factions have, together with ,hel
pariies, ffaternized. An address, signe'
by both of these leaders. urging reunion
among all the Repealers, for the sake Oh tn
cause, has been issued f
"A postscript in the Times, under the hea'
ofItaiy, states that Charles Albert, (King o
Saminia,) resolvedFto attack the Anstrians
a, Verona, end was within ten Leagues 0
that city on the 2Stt. 2 ssg5. q.
The English Consul at Venice, retired t
Trieste for safe,y, when his declaration, iha
England wonld not acknowledge the Veni
Titan Republic, tho mob tore she armorisl en-
Isignia from his house. baow aau sst