Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1848-09-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Acadia arrived al Boston on
Sunday afternoon, with Liverpool dates TO
the 9th inst. The following summary we
copy from the Sun Of Monday:
The Queen prorogued Parliament on the
5th inst, and Immediately after departed for
Scotland.
Ireland continued Tranquil, the trials hav-
ing not yet commenced. -.
Lamartine has published defence against
the charges made against him, in conse-
quence of which General Cavaignac has
been compelled to deny any intention of
suppressing the Constitutional. This jour
nal and La Presse have resumed their fierce
attacks against the Government. The lat
Ter even wages war against the Republic,
despite General Cavaignac's declaration no
to allow the Republic to be impeached.
The Buonapar'ists are moving to elect
Louis Napoleon TO the Presidency.
The disturbances in the provinces con-
tinue in consequence of the extraordinary
tax of As centimes imposed by the Provi-
|sional Government.
The French government, on the 9TH, re-
ceived dispatches from Arigo, from the Min
stes at Berlin, officially announcing Aus
trials acceptance of the mediation of France
and England, in the settlement of the Italian
question.
A sharp correspondence has taken place
between General Cavaignac and Changarier,
on account of detection of the National
Guard, only small portion of each division
appearing on the Sunday parades.
Ledru Rolln is preparing to start a new
paper in opposition to La Reform.
Accounts from Italy represent the whole
country TO be greatly excited. Tumults had
occurred at Genoa and Leghorn.
The difficulties that had taken place a.
Rome have been suppressed.
A Turin, on the Cd instant, the Austrians
having enforced contribution of 100000
forins on the city, payable in four hours,
and the sum not being forthcoming, COM
menced to pillage the city. The inhabitants,
encouraged by the patriotic defence Of Bo-
logna, rung the tocsin, and commenced
fearful battle, assisted by women and chill,
dren, who trew furniture out of the window
on their heads. The Austrians in the coun-
try hurried to their assistance, and the re-
suit of the struggle was not known.
Schlesswig and Holslein have refused to
acknowledge the armislice concluded by
Prussia for the Germanic Confederation.
The blockade of Ebe and Jahda, has been
raised since the 5lb.
The Plussian and Baltic ports are also
free. .
THE BUFFALO HUNT-The authorities
of Mexico are taking measures to resist any
invasion of their soil which may be attempt
ed. The governor Of TamauIipas, sin cir
cuar, dated Victoria, the 14lh uIt., denoun-
ces in unsparing terms, the abettors thereof,
and calls on those invested with authority
in The State, to apprehended all perturbators
Of the tranquility and integrity of the Re-
public, promising to punish summarilv and
severely, without distinction of rank, all
who may be detected in the plot. He repels
with indignation the assumption by the pro-
molers, ,ha, the Supreme Government Of the
State and the Congress. are prIvy to or in
any way countenance the project. He de-
nounces the turbulent and factious men,
who in Tampco and Matamoras, have agi-
,a,ed the subject. The circular is signed
Francisco Vetal Fernandez"
The garrison OF Tampico is to be rein
forced so as to have an effective garrison
of 1900 men Complaints are made in the
Mexicans papers, Of the state of society in
New Mexico since the conquest. 1t is said,
that ''all order has been destroyed, and there
is neither religion nor morality. The rich
have been set against the poor, and the poor
against the rich, and the conquerors, equally
de,es,ed by both, have totally neglected ad-
minis,rative justice, upseting all things,
without re-es,abIishing any" little grum-
bling is to be expected, and may be tole-