Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-12
WHOLE NUMBER 1901

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i all classes Ndtbreats are held out. No
advantages snre taken az oecuPences inT
France The people required what thev
considered thehiselves seitfled to- Will
the kingacomply withthein request or run ~
the risk of disconlented naiion Aand trust
Ito repeIling asTepublicanl arrnya Should
I itsfrontiers be invaded ir behooses hitn 10 :
consolidate their ufac tions. :. : = :. 2 2 ~ :
Some af the smaller states Of Germany,
tsuch as Baden haes been cornpellef 70 re:Ssq9 =
form their constitutions Prussia is strong
Military power and sbnyonets might rulets
flor time, but II would be esofashort aduras.s
ttifon. Positions for reform have been pre.ss
1pareds6 3 81 ginsg. at .the different hotels -
lIoal lie hinss dc sgs fioc in srewds 80
land sign TO asfnan. Such a, thing III Prass
sin is unheard iof. .s9qi Eigsgau u .a'sy
F. gstts.F@d Belgium. sfpsI ab ssaf
/ Brussels was greatly disturbed on hear-.sil
Ting the news ofthe peyolution.sy Susnmarys.
means were taken tosappress popular mal.al
con- tents T5arte1ssI klcznf54ES nsY pb atT{
/. 55-ess .e2a's2S Spain. = l hfsa9 et eaisi
On reception Of the news from France
councils Of ministers were held, and i'm 81
portant determinations are said TO have
ecome to- One was TO send for the sD1ch.
ess de Moptpensier, ntythe request TofEtae
Queen Mother, and she was To be accom-
panied by thezsDuke. Our correspondent
| adds that Queen Christina so. much
effected by the news from PARIS ihatit was
found necessary to bleed her. Ii is alsoa
said that she had had nn audience with Mr., !
EBulwer. The Duke de Alumnch Ind left =
Madrid for the purpose Of inviting the
Duke and Duchess de Montpsnsier 10 pro. 2
coed 10 Madrid. The garrison of Madrid Ii
were kept under arms. The guard sentEesfs.
were doubled, and it was said that 50,QQ01.
of an army of observation had been order.
| ed 10 tho Paronees. The Government
Journals were forbidden to speak Of eyents .
in Paris. So All the papers and correspond ~
ence which reached Madrid on the 29lh, ~,
were stopped. s,.t5.ss,,. - q Al, y,
/. Still enoughwas allowed TO ooze ont to-
show that something extraordinnryt hnd
! happened. The court bells were stopped n
and Queen Christina was taken to her bed.
The Progressista lenders in The Cortes ls
were preparing TO resist, and exrraordinn.aEl J
ery powers were demanded by tNaryaez.os q
The committee Of Congress had reported. :,
in favor of them. a. -.
- &.''..,lis sS57. italy. aeay af5a . sses7'
7 Tie enews from Italy is important. III 81
was announced some days back, that Ibea0
, martial law had been proclaimed in Lom-e 81
hardy by order Of the Austrian government.
1t appears that the worst effects have been
caused by this deplorabfe reign OF terror,
by which the established & ordinary course"
OF laws, have been suspended ma daId9 s7sssgs;
The people are not only prohibited from -
meeting together in certain places, but are :.
forbidden 10 wear particular colors.
r. .. Turkey. '''"' .'''' - -''o
Al Constantinople' 500 Italians dined TO. 81
gether onftho 10th ultimo, at Hoteltde Aa- r.
} fgleterre to celebrate the recent events in ~
Italy. The banqueling hall was hung with
banners, and the flag of England was in con-
spcious places draped with that Of Cis Al.
| pine Republic "T' q g E1Ss-os p - 5"1
! The Republics Of Venice and Genoa,
through their Nuncio, refu sed to be present >.
at the dinner. Several patriotic toasls were
drunk, and eloquent speeches were made,
praise OF Pope Plus and the principles
which convltlse all Italy, Hfi" sfSs49 = c'so'i
On the 18th. Baron Tecco, the Sardin-o
ianan Minister, gave a diplomatic dinner -
in honor of the Nuncio. .,..s-..--......
| 2 To-day q similar dinner was given by
the Russian ambassador in honor of Sig
nor Feririere, which was followed by ball, .5-
for which some hundred invitations wore.pD
issued. zes,s,e, zs..z =. .,=s. 4i-..f ,s.as-,sf
The cholera had not disappeared, .bu,
was quite disrcgarded. Mehemet Ali had
gone to Malta for his health. Efe arrived
there on the 18th ultimo in the French
steamer Alexandre, attended by d ndner.
GUS SUITE ae3s& 5ji So ~ s4-.ra tes'l'F2 e.
On the evening of his arrival Her Maj. 81
esty' s steamer, Locust, was dispatched ten,
give notice fthe event to the Vice Admi-
raj, Sir w. Parker, as well as TO- His High.
ness, Ibrahim Pacha,if in theneighborhood. 3"
Her Mnjesty's stenmera frigate Odn was q
also to be, placed at the disposal Of Jlis5 O.
Hjghness, whose health has been copsder.
ably improved, During the past few days
he had been there he. had enjoyed calm
nights. .
BANK OF WOOSTER. have you 81
any Wooster money!" ,ss, 81 eTai 81 vals
s"Och, be jabers, and I've not had a doll,
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