Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

VI idHtt Via! rs Albert mas Deen driven Uch
The AuS'rans have nearly resumed their ioutho'd in
Lonbardy and ifnot arrested by tie armed diplomat
C interference Of other nations. may enter The h-reda
y dumnluns Of The King # Sardinia France ev dehly
hesa'rs tponr her le ,ns no Italy And wei she may
Such step would Inevitably lead L, the appearance on
he saIe Of FIr1pea1 pIlts Il me VII, waits bat for
the povoration. the prerx I, interfere, and whose
rentous power such render that interference de-
c.sivr. The nmei,e Russian forces gathered upon the
East 1 Europe MID be preipa' Ell ito Germany, the
moment French army vas seen the plains Of Italy
\ friend. in the North Of Europe, let
Ter speaking Of tie Russian army " hch he the
confines of Prussia says:
The gates If Asia have been opened ar thence have
ISSUED hurdles nt fleet glanced C,sslrks; Of Wild
steel clad Bassrs; Of savage, heather krgeee dressed
all n white. mounted "a whi,e horses and armed with
bows and arrows. All tongues heard, all Gods
We're soShPped, but only master ob'yed. only one
thing prayed tor-the pIIlage Of Germany's fertile
plains and rich old towns"
France, fHgeiful the pledge Of Iamariine thongh
perhaps in accordance with her true interests declines
send army to the relief Of Charles Albert and con-
tents herself, il canjunc'iol with England by protes'
Ing through her ambassador against the re-establishmeni
of the Austrian sway in Lrm5aTdy, whilst She is willing
deliver the Venetian provinces, the people of which
had not The virtue strike blow for themselves to the
lender mercies Of the Emperr Rome is in f-rmeni
md we think the temporal power Of The Pope st nds
fair chance of being wresrd from hi forever G'rna-
ny presents most interesting scene, full Of hopeful pro
mise 10 lhe phIalhroPst.snd yet ,ompaSseI b. many
and grievous difficulties T. weld intI federal union
under federal government thrtyeigh distinct sorer-
tgntits d lterng widely in size and population. is Her
ca can ASK So far, the taken have been judi
cIous and he progress made gratifying. The obstacle
seems 10 lie in the reluctance Of Prussia merge her in
dlvGuaIity sink, from the dignity IF sovereign State
10 The membership Of conirdeacy- This opposition, fit
also by the King d Hanover is he more remarkable in
asnuch as Pruss give the frs; Impulse t. the move
meni, in the hope perhaps that her King would be cho
sen the Federal Head. The ll-ulos political and
practical, many, but we have great confidence in
he good s'nse and moderation Of Tie Germans Ger
ianly no body sat in Continental Europs which, in
good sense, practical craftsmanship. comprehensive and
enlarged views, moderation and fr earance in all tIat
would assIm!ate il 10 English American assembly,
deserves to be compared wil the recent congress at
Frankfort
We must pass by much that invites speculation on
the Continent, to cast glance at ireland. For some
months past, that unhappy country HIS been kent in
safe OF ieverIsh excitement, just short Of ua beon
he reliance upon pacific measures, sedulously ncu-
Gated by O'Conne, had been gra lrlly rep1iItad by
the more ardent patriots who sucC eeded the leadership
on his death. Whist he lived, he governed the NAL
contents with dosp";'c swayno presumed ques-
lion The wisdom Of his measures His mantle did not
descend upon his sln John, and the Irish pa riots have
Of lae- been sulocied IF oIigarc!y of nosr de-
chalmers, IN The absence d. any 'conniandnr sir
By means Of these orators aud through The organza ion
Of the CLUBS, the rising demonstration 50 c,1tcmp
be in the way Of popular energy deserves lie name
prccipilaed, and, matter Of course rcprrsfd
without bringing the military into collision VIA tie ii
surgents, and vi the lqss Of less than dozn lives
ifthe British government had had the choice Of the d
reciion to BE given 10 lhe s. u'd not have devised
any state Of things m3te favorable 10 future ana
eliecua repression Of reteoo The pre,j ms disc,n
tents and eaenngs aT rde ii he prc!eN IF throw ino
mi" Ireland an immense M her Of troops tile mere fact
{" the aPpearan'e Of rebels j. VIII aifrI the &C
caSion Of doing, in the state u Sie as they eli il n
rams, many acts which III cl MT per oetrltc ii HE
Jaws were II force Ofco Use, advantage will be taken
Of this supremacy Of martial law ,iJ TIE disturbed dis
tricts may expect To be hardly dealt with The demon
stailon has ieen utterly contemptibe as we Lave said
and the amount Of roe embodied far less than nirh
have been expected from the rep daily given Of the
enthusiasm Of the people. Ina year marked by the most
exraotinary triumPhs Of the ponuace over the military
and Constituted authorities. the Only failure to overthrow
government is Witnessed in Irelanl-a failure 5, si5
nal as to excite emotions Of ccnemFt It matters not
whether was owing to the Of leaders, or want
of will among The people The contrast between noisy
and eclanatoy Professions Of PATRIOTISM, and the scenes
Of the past month, IS too striking induce anu hope for
the future.