The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
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vain demanded that the Hnnganantroops in No.
rayia and Gallieia should be emplo,ed In defence
Of their own country. On the contrary, the War
Office at Vienna have issued osdef for ten batta-
lions OF .'BordereIs TO march TO taly and CALI
eia. This state OF things cannot III is asserted,
continue. Hungary, says the correspondent Is on
/ the eve OF a dreadful revolution i6OOO National
Guards, stationed near the oapi.sJ wt but for the
| signal 10 strike. The Hungarian RADICALS desire
The independence Of Hungary from Austria; they
| rely on their landed and moneyed aistocracy,
whom the Viennese policy eontis iooffend
In the districts bordering on Galliciathe peas
antry are committing the greatestexcessesa against
the mobiles, the townsrnen and tile Jews. The i'm
Portanl commercial town of Was:g Neusadkel has
Oeen piu1 S;s; and DESTROYED The PEASANTS de-
and counties in Hungary have forwardedaddresses
TO the Emperor, declaring that they viii bear no
part OF the national debt of Austria and demanding
| the recall Of the Hungarian troops from Italy, :
Terrorism i'm BohemIa.
The discord between the Soiaradcnians and
Germans seems 10 increase, and it . probable
that the contending parties viii resort d violence
for the settlement Of their ,qaarrsk IN
!. The holnische Zetung publishes thefollowing
letter from Prague on this subecl:-ssfhe terror
ism Of the Czechs has begun. Thee hundred
fanatics formed corps, dressed. pxa AIMED as in
n the tune Of zyska They eaii tnselves ss'Of,
Similar corps are al Tabor, Neuhaas, and in
other places
The whole number of those zyska warriors is
computed TO amount 10 10000.
Considerable excitement had been caused in
Vienna by the announcement that ralaeky, one
of the chief leaders of the Sclavosian party in
Prague, was 10 be appointed Ministers Os Public
Instruction. In consequence of the strong feeling
manifested against il, the appointment was with
drawn.
The ministry had ordered the elections in Bohe-
mi for fka d. IL. Ia
with without delay.
End OF the Insurrection I'm Posen.
Letters from Posen, Of the l3th in the Cologne
Gazette, confirm the news Of the capture
OF the insuIgent chief Mieroslawski General
Won Pluel announces in the Posen Gazette that
the public have expressed their disgust at the len
lent manner in which he treated the autbor of so
much mischief. He protests thatihe terms of the
equalization are binding on him, ard that accor-
ding to these terms MieToslawski viii be conduct
ed 10 depot between The Elbe and Weser, or a
passport Tor France given IL he should demand il
u appears that the Prussian troops will be with
dawn from the purely Polish parts of the Grand
Dnchy. Their absence, il is said, will allay the
ternent OF the Polish peasants, and induce them
10 return 10 order and quiet
spain-Later from Madrid.
The Madrid journals of the 12th instant have
reached us with our usual correspondence.
The Madrid Gazette publishes a decree. order
lng the dissolution OF the regiment of Espana.-
The coporals and seTgeants are to be reduced to
the ranks. The superior end snbaltem officers
are TO be placed on the retired list
The drum-Inajor of the regiment of EsPana
executed on the 18th inst
Our private letters mention as TIE opinion of the
best informed military authorities that considera-
bic dlisaffection prevails in the Spanish army.
Several persons have been ordered TO Gull Mad
rid. Among Others Gen. Zabala, NJ. Maschenta
and an Englishman named Samson.
A farther correspondence of an unsatisfactory
nature is said 10 have taken place between Mr.
Bulwer ard the Duke of Sotomayor
GREECE.
Rebellion ON the Turkish Frontier.
A letter from Athens, dated April 80, says:--
''1he Northern frontier of Greece has, within the
last week, become the theatre of an aimed inva-
SIGN, which, if not promptly and vigorously que-
led, may have the most fatal effects. An amnesty
has been granted 10 certain political prisoners,
who tDok the opportunity OF assembling their
companions together, reinforced ty several bands
Of bfigands and some hundred Turks, and passing
inio Greece, raised the standard Of revolt Their
chiefs, Vallenlza and Papacosta, occupy positions
sl0se 10 the town Of LAMA. The Government
have sent troops y repsl- theua but the result is
not yet known. The demands of the insurgents
ara change of ministry and dissolution Of Parlia-
mcnt. ... ID.