Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-05-25

man National Assembly will be to appoint
a temporary regency. This regency will be
composed, it is said, of the Archduke John
of AUSTRIA, prince of the house of Bran
denburgh, and third member to be named
by Bavaria and the minor German Powers.
POLAND, 1t is feared, has thrown away a
great chance oil advancing her own national
interests, by want of concert among her
leaders, and by prosecuting spirit exhibit
ed in Posen and elsewhere against the Ger
man portion of the population. and also a.
gaInst the Jews. Some of the Polish exiles
in London, however, throw the blame upon
the Germans, alleging that they have in al
most every case been the aggressors. I'm
fortunately for Poland, whoever has been to
blame her regeneration and independence
are thereby very much retarded, and her
cause injured.
AUSTRIA has not yet recognized the
French republic. Count d'Appony, the Aus
TRAN Minister at Paris, has left for Vienna,
and the rest Of the legation is to follow, nor
| is there any mention of successor being
appointed. If Austria should defeat the
Italians in Lombardy, the French army will
be likely to come to the support of the lat
ter, and thus another pretty little national
| (racas be commenced. Gen. Davoust has
left Paris to take command of the army of
the Alps. Austria, however, has not vet
fairly measured her strength with the Sar-
dinians. Both armies are getting rapidly
reinforced. Charles Albert has now about
10000 men under his command Much
will depend upon the first battle. 1t is sta
ted that the apparent lnacton of the Italians
arises from pending negotiations between
Lombard and Austria. We sincerely wish
this may be the case, and that they may ter
inmate successfully.
| NAPLES and SICILY are in statue quo
According to present appearances, it is more
likely that Sicily should invade Calabria,
and, lraternizing with the inhabitants, try to
drive out the present dynasty from Naples,
and that NAPLES should send any troops
TO SICILY to try TO render that Ireland TO o.
bedience. The Two SIcILIEs must settle
their own affairs; but it is unfortunate that
the quarrel should arise just now, when Ma
plies is assisting the general cause of Italy
against Austria in the North. The SIcILI-
ANS are looking about for King. He is
to be an Italian, but not from Piedmont or
Tuscany. One of the orators says: 'if
Providence smiles upon Italy, Sicily will be
republic"
The SPANISH Government has repented,
say letters from Madrid, the affront which
it offered to the British Minister, and made
proposals of reparaton. These, however,
were not accepted, and he awaits further in
slructions from home. The improved po-
sition of French affairs, as evidenced and
produced in great measure by the late cleo
tons, has had beneficial effect in SPAIN
NARvAEz, it is said, will relax his perilous-
lv overcharged symtem of tyrannca rule,
dissolve the old Cortez, assemble a new one,
grant general amnesty, restore the liberty
OF the press, and return to something like a
government of law and reason.
Nothing new from PoRTU GAL, HOLLAND,
or BELGIUM. The first has lately shown
some remarks of vitality; the two others are
as we'll off as the disarranged condition Of
commerce and trade throughout Europe will
allow any communities TO be which de-
pend upon trade and commerce as much as
they do.
There are rumors of Instructions in
WALLAcHA and MoLDAvIA; and GREECE
has had more than the ministerial crisis.
May 5.-From France there is rumor
that the army of the Alps hat. entered Sa-
voy an event which, ii true, is much to be
deprecated. tits supposed that NJ. REcURT,
adjoint to the Mayor of Paris, will be the
President of the National Assembly. H.
THEIRS will be started as a candidate for one
of the nine departments to be vacated by NJ
LAMARTINE. The Bank of France has re-
ceived large supplies of specie. and it is said
will resume specie payments almost lmme-
dia,ely. 1t has made an additional loan Of
thirty millions of francs to the Provisional
Government. Order has been completely
restored at Rouen, Limoges, sc.
Two O'CLOCK, P. M.-News by ,ee-
graph has just been received Of the organi-
cation of the French Nar!ional Convention
yesterday. The Provisional Governmentwas
enthusiastically received, amidst cries of
I"Tire la RepubHque - and "Vire La
MARITIME ~ The President of the Provi-
sional Government resigned into the hands
of the Assembly the powers with which
it had been clothed. TIL e return of the
members were then verified. The Pie
sident of the Assembly will not be elected
until this day. All was quiet in Paris, al
though BLANoUI and his party had covered
the walls with most incendlsry handblls -
1t was remarked that the decree o. the Go
vernmenl, as to The dress of the members of
the Convention was almost entirely dis
regarded. Scarce y white wais;coat was
visible.
Communicated.
Mr.. EDITOR: ''Whereas, the Rev. Mr..
WILMER nowo performs Divine Service Gin
Port Tobacco" at the same hour which it
has been performed for almost twenty-six
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