Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27
PRUSSIA.

II PRUSSIA.
II At Berlin war with Russia was accounte,
certain, and even hoped for.
The Prussian troops are being rapidly NOV
ed towards the east.
II a monster meeting Of more than 100 90,
Germans was held at Berlin on the 26th.-
Every trade and guild sent its members. -
Among the claims set forth in the resolution
adopted by the meeting, was Ministry o
Masters and Workmen ''for the administration
of labor" and it was resolved that the trades
should meet again and nominate the person
they approved and inform the King Of thei
choice.
AUSTRIA.
The Council of Ministers resolved on the
28th Of March TO place the whole of the Impe
rial army, including all the first battalions o
the Landwehr, and the 35 German regiment,
of foot, on a war footing, and to send all Tho
troops that could be spared to Italy. One reg
ment Of foot left Vienna on the 2Sth of March
and battery and half of Artillery followed
next day, and two other regiments have beer
ordered to march at minutes notice.
VENICE-A REPUBLIC.
The revolution of Venice is confirmed. Tha,
event took place on the 22nd uli., after a capi-
tulalion concluded by General Itchy with the
Provisional Government.
In Prussia, ailer the bloody scenes which
took place in Berlin, the King, with view to
cajole the Germans, has put himself at the head
of the German Confederation, and promises ex-
tensive constitutional reforms.
Russia is concentrating a vast armv in South
ern Russia, which we should deem sufficient to
crush any attempt to erect republic in that
division of the empire. The Emperor has is
sued manifesto.
The Vceroy of the Emperor of Austria, who
fled from Milan, was at Botzen, town of the
German Tyrol, on the Goth ult, waiting the is
sue of events.
The Mianese have sent an address TO Plus
TX, in which they ascribe to the Pontifi all the
honor Of the emancipation of Italy.
SAVOY.
The Lyons Gazette of the 4th gives the fol-
lowing, under date of Chambery, 3lst "Sa-
voy will tomorrow constitute itsefa republic
Il Provisional Government will be constituted,
md the republic of Savoy proclaimed the
.opatry will be Immediately convoked to decide
IN lis ,olitical condition. There is in this no
hostility Il, the King, who has given us very
LIBERAL institutions, nothing of disaf"ction to
he French republic, i'r which we preserve, our
'ympathics nothing, in sort, which lreIudges
my course. This intelligence 10, however,
doubtful, and is not confirmed " The letters
rom Lyons, of the same date.
AUSTRIAN ITALY.
On the authority of Florence papers. We are
old that Venice and Trieste were in open III
direction. Meanwhile, on the side of Pied 1
mont an army appeared, which, if it had no
ctual share in the conflict, must have convinc-
Count Radetzky that prolonged resistance
'as hopeless.
GERMANY. Il
In Hanover the triumph of popular feeling
as been complete, and the reluctant King has 4
ld constitution wrung from him at the point
f the bayonet
In Belgium all attempts to overthrow the Il
overnm9nt, or to create disturbances, have
lied. Belgium and Holland are comparative
: tranquil. Some disorders have taken place
Amsterdam, but complete change of minis
y has restored tranquility for the present.
Severe shocks of earthquake have recently
cen felt in Morocco, and the town Of NELL is
imaged by them.
ustria never was in such state of financial
n
A letter from Genoa states that the Convent
the Jesuiis had been plundered, and that the
ev. Fathers had sought refuge on board a
sscl in the harbor.
Accounts from Smyrna allude TO a heavy fall
rain for twenty-five successive days, which /
ID caused disastrous inundatons, destroying /
erchandise, houses and cattle. III
The Lyons papers state that the manuficiur- /
5 of Lyons have been obliged to comply with q
G demands of the workmcn, and have disms- 4
all the foreign hands from their establish
ents. Ilr
The tricolor flag as now hoisted at sea, on q
2 French packets, is not arranged as former 3
blue, white, red, but is changed for blue, q
4, white. IIo
There was recently Chartist gathering of
,OOc persons, at Peep Green, near Leeds, to /,
lgratuate the French, and excite the people /,
England to follow their example. The pro- n
'ding passed of without any breach of the
ace. n