The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-11

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recall IL 4 The lower orders becam.
greatly excited at this step, and having
assembled in alurge body, proceeded IA
attack two English and Two French
vessels lying near the quay, and un'
loaded their cargoes. . '.'.3 g...9,
NThe National Guard were then call.
ed out to the number Of 500. Upon Or.
irving AZ the Quay they were assaiIed
with o. showerOf stones. After some
parleyiog, the mob having ID the mean
time prepared for resistance, and arm.
ed themselves with such weapons as
were al hand, the Guard charged them
az the point Of the bayonet The peo-
pie, who were aided BY a vast pumber
Tof women, fought desperately, but
were atlengih forced to retreat. The
emeute commenced at 10 O'clock il the
morning, and order was not re estored
until 8 in the evening. p e2 1,'s y ga
~ Fourteen soldiers and about double
that number Of the people were carried
to the hospital, wounded4 -some ofthem
seriously 9'H91 %, ss, e. o.f, spo, 4 ,55@
sFRANcE--LoUIs NAPOLEON QUIET.
| IA partial change which has been
made in the Ministry, q is supposed 10
preclude the necessity Of Cavaignac's 3
retirement from office. 3''
Ducrow, Project Of Paris, has re.
signed. . s1irf.~.--.- 5'.fttt e4 y z.
81 Louis Napoleon, since his attempted
speech 10 the Assembly and his failure,
has remained quiet. ,s.,5' ~, Y ,.l. = {, ''','i =,
/ The Socialists, (Fourierites) have
banquets. the price Of the entertain.
rnent being alta cheap rate. One Of the
largest was 10 take place on the day
the steamer sailed, under the auspices
Of Ledru Rolin.
AUSTRIA--VIENNA.
The events passing in Vienna, the
capital of Austria, as we'll as through.
Out the Empire, keep Europe in state
Of alarm. l9g Hnfg.i.u III. 9,ras4.
The alarming insurrection which
broke out in Vienna, forced Auges-
burgh, the Emperor's General, to lake
up opposition in the suburbs Of the city.
The Inhabitants are in hourly expec!a.
ton of bombardment. Nothing def.
mite had been received, up to the hour
OF The steamers sailing. Il ajiaI.stt
!aa3r5s ed' MARKETS, Sc. ;t
n ,..,g LIvERPooL, Oct. 81, l848.
b During the week past, the wea,her
has been quite unsettled. The harvest
has been got in. .',s,,l n sa'a, sg,s.I ...S
Fl Cotton declined l.8, and the market
closed with all descriptions on down.
ward tendency. a3.,r,..a u.oi,'
During the week, the arrival oil bread.
stufs at London and Liverpool has been
limited. During the few pas, days great.
er frmness has been exhibited. Ht.
American Wheat 81 GO a l 80 per
busbel Of 10 lbs. Flour sells slowly at
S6)82ia 81 04 for American. Indian
Corn has recovered its late reduction.
is presen. selling rate is 81 10 a 81 81
per quarter; white 81 7oa SO 10. Vel.
low Corn Meal So 80 per barrel. /
In Pork, the sales reached 5000 bar.
rels, comprising 200 of interior and
prime Mess for shipment. and 200 bbls.
Mess for Ireland; the remainder for
stores. r,9
ra PRUssIA-HER ARMY.
TEARING UP OF RAlLRoAps.-A Prus.
sian army Of 100000 men, On the con.
fines OF Poland, stand ready to throw
their whole weight in favor Of the en-
emy.
The regular connection between Ber-
lin and Vienna is cut of, by the tearing
up of the railroad. This event is pro.
ducing serious results. 80,
yENICE-HER ULTIMATUM.
The Diet (Congress) of Venice, on
The 18th, sent their uitimatum to the
invading army, in which they refuse 10 |
llsarm the National Guards, unless the |
oands Of Croatans and Hungarians
irst leave their vicinity. IAN
IA Veniiian Courier, received at
Hamburg on the 10Th, says that JellaIich
las separated his army Into FIVE divis-
ons. q ,j.e1t.a
The Genoa Courier SAYS that the
,ews from Venice acted like d ,iiunder-
,plt on Rodetskey and his. army. -
The Hungarian soldiers demand their
elease 'lea $50. 50 as 70 return to their own
country. aesY ss. na6g3 ea@sr..t
The situation Of Rodetskey appears
,erilous in the extreme. ~
Should Charles Albert seize the "a.
'orable momentto cross the Tyne, he
nay drive the Austrians from Norman
Iy, furlherthan he was lately expelled
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