Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-18

of its blood TO protect the deputies Another
committee was chosen TO draw up procla-
nation TO the people.
We have received intelligence from Vienna
oy extraordinary express, ria Berlin This
news reached Berlin on the 23d October.
No essential change has taken place in the
state OF the city There is superficial
calm, and although many families are absent
ana great uncertainty prevails respecting the
impending fate OF the city, there is increas-
ing confidence in mercantile affairs. Mes.
senhauser, the commanderin-chicf of the
National Guards, has issued several proclama
TONS stating the progress Of the armaments,
the continued hopes OF an amicable arrange
ment, and an entreaty that the inhabitants
will preserve the peace.
Auersperg, also, commander OF The Impe-
rial troops has addressed proclamation to
The people of Austria and Syria in which he
refers The present disastrous state of things
to the restless inirieurs of faction. and earn
estly exhofts them 10 remain true 10 their
emperor and 10 the law
PRUSSIA.
| Intelligence has been received from Berlin
10 the 23d. On the 23d the peosin question
was debated in the Assembly, ana was de-
cided, after stormy discussion, in favor of
the non-separation of the Grand Duchv into
Polish anla German, part and consequent
ly in favor of its non-anncXtion TO The Ger
man Confederation, by Il majority of 7.
The commanderof the Buroher Guard has
issued another Proclamation, in which he
states that he entertains firm conGdence that .
4 reconciliation between the Bnrghcr Guard .
and the workmen will be effected soon. and I
that he trusts no furher'Ii.;urbances, of pub
lie quiet will take place. The admonilion
addressed to the workmen in this procama-
ton is very warmly expressed. and shows
that, nevertheless strong apprehensions are
entertained that another collision between
the Burgher Guard and the worlmcn might
ensue. These apprehension are by no means
unfounded, and it is considered that much
excitement still prevails among tn, work
men.
ALI
TuRoN.-The Chamber of Deputies nj IT,
rim, decided on the 2lst in favor of motion
for the pgolongaiion of the armis ice with
Austria. The Central German Power has, it
is said, proposed the following as settlement
of the Italian question That Lombardy
should remain attached to the Imperial Crown
of Austria, but that it might, at the same
time, form part of the Italian Diet, which the
King of Sardinia wishes TO create in conjunc-
tion with the Porte and the Grand Dnke of
Tuscany In this way Lombardy would hold
the same relation to Italy that the Duchy of
Luxembourg holds TO Germany.
The Turin parliament decided on the 9th
inst. by large majority. against resump-
ton of the war.
Intelligence dated Alcssandria (Piedmont)
the 10Th instant states that in nsurrection
had broken out against the Austrians at Mi
Ian. Radetski had mined the palaces and
the cathedral, and threatened to blow them
up. This did not, however, prevent the ex-
people from attacking the military.
Several lives were lost. and the whole city
rose in arms. The tocsins were sounding
from every tower, and complete confusion
prevailed.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
A letter from Naples, of the nth instant
says THE negotiations relative to the af-
fairs of Sicily are going on with great activi-
ty, and according to the reports in circulation
Of,
France and England have great hopes of
bringing the parties to an understanding. The
plan at present is that Sicily should be raised
into yceroyalty, with the second son of the
King as hereditary Niceroy. The English
and French squadrons are s,i! here, and the
admirals of the two fleets are in frequent
communication. There is nothing new a,
Naples of political nature"
SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 2lst have arrived.
despatch has been received from the
Civil Chief Of Tortosa, announcing the death
of the Charist Commander Forcadell He
had been i'll for some lime.
HOLLAND
this place Al patients have been received of
these rs have died, three have recovered,
and the remainder are still under treatment.
THE CHOLERA.
The following is the statement of cholera
cases reported yesterday TO the General
Board of Health. 1t is made up to o'clock,
p. NJ
GwypYR-HousE, WHITEHALL, Oct 26, 1918 /
One case in the Model Lodging-house,
Glasshouse yard
One case al Doucaster.
Several cases al Pcckham moi
yet known.
SAYING OF A Dying MAN--The late Pro-
fessor Caldwell, of Dickinson College, short
time before his death, addressed his wife as
follows: "You will not, am sure, lie down
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