Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
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Cidrtfst Meeting passed of Quietly-Irish Reroters
OreTGlced By the Government for the Present
War Commenced tcith Shles1oig and Holstein by
DelmGrk--Fierce Battle at Fleusbwgh--Danes
Observation-Disclosures Troops Ordered 10 Support
Holstein- IrSurrection an HesSe- CasSel-FrightfuL
Riot IN Congratulations Everywhere defeated
Revolutionary Movement in Posen-Stephen De-
cared King Of Hungary--Serious Disturbances
at Petersburgh-Russia Prenounces Neutrality.
New YORK, April 29th.
The Royal Mail Steamer "America" has arrived
from Liverpool with dates from that place TO the 18th
inst, and London to the 18th, both inclusive making
the trip In fourteen days
The great Charts: Meeting, agreeably to notice,
was held at London the 10th inst, and although
by far the largest meeting held in the Metropolis
everything passed off quietly There were upwards
of two hundred thousand people present. The petit
ton was~Zssc2ied to Parliament by the Deputation
through Mr.H-,gus O'Conner.
+ The Revolters, Overawed for the present by the
government, remained quiet, but active preparations
were going on for Revolution The gunsmitIs and
backsmths throughout the country were mostly en-
gagged in manufacturing arms, the supply of which
was rapidly increasing. The peasantry every
where practising shooting and in other respects max
ing themselves acquainted with the use of arms.
The Repeal papers violent, and continue to urge
the people to action
O'Connell had interview with Lord John Rus
sell, and it is said that be asked large concessions
which the Hon. Lord refused and nmated that in
doing so, he only expressed the intentions of the
Government.
Denmark commenced war with the Duches of
Hosten and Shleswig. and fierce battle was fought
Fluesburg, in which the Danes were victorious.
The OSs both sides was heavy-The Prussian troops
were ordered 10 advance to the support of Hosten;
and the intention was, should the King of Denmark
retalate by stopping their passage round to invade
his territories This will undoubtedly lead warm
work between the Danes and PrussanS
In Hesse-Cassel an Instruction had broken out.
frghtful riot occurred at Cologne on the 10th
instant.
The excitement at Madrid, caused by the attempted
revolution, had been alayed, and at the latest dates
the city was quiet.
The Austrian troops were everywhere defeated by
the people of Lombardy.
The Polish committee in Posen, established sub
committees throughout the Grand Duchey calling on
the people for arms and urging them prepare for
war.
The Russian soldiers had been driven out and the
Treasury seized. The Eagles were torn down, and
in order to prevent communication the mails were en-
trey destroyed.
Holland and Belgium were quiet
Archduke Stephen had been declared King of Hun
gary.
Turkey finally acknowledged the French Republic.
Serious disturbances had occurred at St. Peters,
burgh.
Berlin. Rome. Palermo and Milan were tranquil
The Emperor Of Russia pronounces neutraIit if his
possessions are not attacked
InFrance military preparations continued.
LIVERPOOL, April 18TH
The Markets-There is better feeling in the Corn
market, and to-days currency shows an Improvement
of shilling per sack and cd per barrel in Flour and
l shilling per barrel in Corn Meal Western Canal
Flour is quoted at 26s Cd BIS Sd, and Meal IL
lbs per barrel.