The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-14

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The alarm. created by the Cholera has
sensIbly abaieli lin EhtIant.l Tho Register
General Of London reported thirty addition
laI.cases upio IKo Saturday previous to the
sailing Of The IIiberniaJ 0 'IAogdncrnl health
Of London is represented as better this year
than usual. sH.a4sis i4sA sb,s1 odi 90 ss5d, 10
Liverpool has entirely escaped Tho rrava.
ges ofeihc Cholcra.aa 80 has sBaiN oti alw
The city Of Edinburgf,a on thc contrary.
has suffered mare ihsn any other city. :, The
| port Of Lciih has comparatively escaped,
The government has become satisfied that
@ laraliino laws are unnecessary
E.; 81 s4,s. ~. IRELAND, Il, s,v.s,u ~
.O'3xRS--MoRE, CoNvicfr,Ns.
The Lord lieutenant 'of Irolahi, hSs bacn
waited upon byua depuiaiion Of The citizens
Of Dublin, 10 urge the pardon Of 0 O'Brien, ihs
Irish patriot, sentenced at Clonmsl 20 bo
hanged, drawn aud qdaf,ered III reply,
tho Lord Lieutenant declined giving ANY
direc, answer 10 The depuiaiion, hey nd the
assurance that full weight would be given 10
The arguments Of the memorial, andsof tho
citizens, and that the recommendation Of
q eycy from the Jury thai tried him, should
receive attention. sa
Wriis Of error have been prepipcd BY tho
legal advisers Of O'Brisn, wv NIX, tst -
O'Donughoe, another Irish patriot, has
been tried, and in like manner found guilty
and recommended 10 the mercy Of ihe PR
" in power, in con cqnencc q his, being
separated from Ills associates previous 10
tho commission Of any orer act. "a -sis,4
The trial of O'Mragher commenced on
Yesterday, and the interest," which had subsi-
lcd afer the trials Of O'Do.ohos and Nc
Manus had revived in full force.
The Catholic Prclatcs iInrlore Gwcrn
mentto employ, { the relief of The dis.
ire sse d poor, all tho funds al its disposal,
and TO use lis ondeayors 10 effect such ah
equitable adiusimcntof herelations between
landlord aud tenants. as shall siim0laietsh
outlay Of capital, and ens,ire cmploytnsntio
able bodied men, who are willing to- work,
and thus increase the products oflhc soili
.a'ayleAlNeA FRANCE. qais l ep1'na'
LOUIS NvpaLEoN QuIET-cnEAr BASouR.s,
b9ii1g ggsS's &C., qH 'sW.yn eo
A partial clange which has been made in
the Ministry, is supposed TO preclude the 'nG-
ccss'y Of Casaignac's retirement from
Office.
d icrow, Ptefect of Paris, has resigned.
Luis Napoleon, since his attempted speech
in the Assembly and his failure, has re.
NAMED quiet. 3o' st.e 1. H u.
Tie Socialists [Fdurieritcs]htys bahqicis,
tile price of the entertainment being at
cheap rate. On- Of The lr.est WIS 10 take
place on the diy the stealrc sailed, unler
tho auspices Of Lsdru R,ln. & '''.'-..''. ....,
,'a,s AUSTRIA bo..ssi "a '.is ,ls,oI-
EXPECTED BoMBARDMRSTitF + yIENNs.rs
Tho events passing in Vicnnn. the capiial
ofAus,ria, as well as shroushontihe Empire,
keep Earope ina state Of ahirn.u asGW ii
Thelalarmng iIisliuection which broke oin
in Vienna, forced Anses esburgh, the Empe-
ror's General, toiake up a p,suion in1tlie
suburbs Of the city. Tic inhabitants arc in
hourly expectation cf IN boinbardmcni---
Norhing definite had heen received pup ~
The hour Of tho sleamer's sailingip. aqisl
, bna t9l.1 PRUSSIA. Ah I c e tpa
Her ARMy-1'EARIyo ur OF RAiLRoAps.
"A Prussan army ofI200,C00 men, on the
confines Of Poland, stand ready TO throw
their whole weight in favor Of the enemy
The regnlur connection between Berlin
and Vienna is cnt off by ihetearing up Of
the railroad. This event, is producing scri.
Gus results. 6af; piss aaR su;f.ispa
u III. .,,3 VENICE. ( .,..4 .,3s IL.
| sea alo8 sIIER ULTIMATUM asii a3 "a,
The Diet (Coneress)of Venice, ono,he
18th, sent their anliima,um'' 10 ihc invading
army, in which they refuse TO dsarn the Ma.
tional Guards. unless the bands of Croatahs
and IInngarians first leave their vicinily.lald
A Veniiian Conrier, received a; Hamburg
on the 18th says that Jelalch has separated
his army into five divisions. s 9oHas tEs
The Genoa Courier says TINT the news
from Venice acted like q ihun lefbolt on
Rodciskey and bis army $40 4sGaRsee
The Hungarian soldiers demand therrs-
lease 50 as 10 return TO their own couE-
I try. l3S.tass aa1 H1a ,'auis sIh 70 i4t
The situation Of Rodeisky Appears peril
ous in the extreme. 4Fa,bt ll a,
Should Charles Albert seize the favorable
moment TO cross the Tyne, lie may drivcthe
Auslrians from Normandy, furher thal he
was lately expelled himself. ,aalf as ha+
! DIn'N I'M HAYDN