Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13


missioner oil the Seine had been directed by the MIN
lister Of the Interior confer with the British Consul
respecting the claims of British workmen who had
been expelled from Rouen.
| A growing jealousy was beginning 10 be manifested
by the departments at the absolute domination over
them assumed by the Parisians, and il was apprehend
ed that the for the elections from The provn
ces would tell against the Provisional Government
Dispatches have been received iii Paris aHHouac-
Ii ing the important fact that Lombardy is in high in
surrecton.
| II is stated that the movement commenced in Der
game and Breschia and ensued at Milan; il is added
that the icoIour flag was waving over the d,somo OF
the chateau
The following news, corroborative OF the above, ap-
pears in the ResorgImento of Turin
! The Vceroy OF Konlbardy, having left Milan at
Eve O'Clock the morning of the 18th, like fugitive,
escorted by 800 hussars, met at Cassano with the
courier, who the bearer Of the latest news from
VienRa. On the 18th, NJ Cessat chief gisira,e OF
Milan, went the head of two three Thousand per
soRs, TO demand the liberation Of the individuals ar
rested in The course of the latter months. This de-
mand having been refused The magistrate retired,
and Immediately the people assembled on the squares
and hosted the ri-colored flag ITALY lwhe. red and
greenD Several streets mnpaved, and the tu-
mutt increased. traveller, who left at two a'clock
saw several pieces Of artillery drawn out with lighted
matches At short distance from Milan he heard
the report of cannon
| Another account says that fae Hoie of the Police
carried by storm and and burnt. and Provisional
Government installed under the the presidency o. the
former Podes,a Cassati AtBreschia similar move
ment broke out the day. and the insurgents made
a prisoner OF the Austrian general The entire prov
ince OF Bergamo was Tn revolt.
! The latest advices from Milan TO the 18th inst
At that date the city in state of complete reyo
luton. No faith IS placed in the Emperor. Barr-
cades had been erected in all the streets, and lighting
going on between the people aud the Government
Lombardy was 10 state Of anarchy and confusion.
! Hungary has been granted ministry OF her own,
and hence all cause Of danger regards that portion
of the empire would seem to be removed.
| AT secret sitting Of the Hungarian Chambers, on
the Sd instant, il was unanimously resolved, at the
instance OF the opposite leader, TO send depuation
TO Vienna, demanding the immediate establishment OF
a respons bIe Hungarian Ministry, consisting exclu
svely Of HunGarians entirely distinct from the Aus
TRAN Government; as also the immediate abolition OF
the taxes, and total reform in the laws Of the
country. The time at which the depuation arrived
at Vienna was fortunate, the disturbances before de-
tailed having broken out whilst the demand under
consideration.
] We have advices from Naples to the 10th inst and
from Messna to the 7th. They bring the unpleasant
intelligence that, owing TO the CONCESSIONS of the King
not having yet been communicated, the contest be
tween the people and the Neapolton garrison still
going on. Up TO the morning Of the 9Th the lombard
ment from the citadel and Fort Salvatore had contin-
ed, at intervals, night and day, but being principally
directed against the forts on the heights the town had
not suffered 10 any great extent The Salvatore For:
soners. Happily, the vessels bearing the news Of the
new constitution due, and it is TO be hoped would
put stop 10 further bloodshed.
Mehemet Ali had arrived at Naples, and taken up
| his abode in one of the royal palaces.
/ In Leipsic, on the lSth the town illuminated,
in honor Of the victory gained by the inhabitants Of
Vienna over Meuern;ch, and the announcement OF
constitution TO Austria. An address OF congratuation
was signed by numerous inhabitants TO their Broth
ers IN AuStria.'
| Tha IF thrr r had hcap
received with the widest enthusiasm Prague.
The French Government has received Geographic
despatch, announcing that the King of Bavaria had
abdicated; daeser other particulars are given the
telegraph being interrupted by the weather.
The Patre announces that Dutch Luxemburg has
established Republic The town OF Luxemburg has,
however, not shared in the movement, from being at
the mercy of the fortress.
! letter from Copenhagen Of the l4th instant, an
nounces that report was circulated that Russian
fleet was TO pass through the Sound for the purpose
Of assisting the King OF Naples; the Danish people
had conveyed artillery 10 the coast TO oppose the pas
sage Of the Russians.
THE MOVEMENT IN IRELAND.
Respecting the Monster Meetings in Ireland, the
Times says:
On the 26th inst, great meeting was held by the
Young Ireland party, at the North WALL Dublin
Strong expressions of feeling, alike against the Gov
eminent oil England, and IN favor of French Republic
cansm were expressed thereat. These have met
hearty response throughout the provinces Whether,
however, from the active and vigorous put
IN requisition by the Lord Lieutenant, from the in
difference of the people 10 the advice of the VIC
lent of the Repeal leaders, all the demonstrations pass
ed off quietly save one or two in the north oflreand
at which fatal results took placeone individual being
shot al Downpatrick, and another at Bainahinch.
The Government have followed up their measure
by arrestng MIR. W. s. O'Bren, and Messrs. Meag-
her and Mitchell, for sedton.
| The meetings of the confederation and association
have been held as usual The receipts Of the latter,
for the fortnight. amount TO nearly fl40. The Earl
of Midtown has givin in his adhesion TO the associa
ton, and enrolled himself member
Several additional tenant right demonstrations have
taken place and cambridge and Dunmurry, in Ulster
and at Navan, IN the country of Meath.
The clearance system has not abae. Thirty one
dwelling houses in one townland in Confert diocese
were evelled in day. In the negh5orhood Of Kill
rush le5 people were elected lately, and near Athlone
lOl individuals. The poor law is rendered inefficient
IN lis operations by the conduct Of the guardians in
y many districts. The additional boards, Longford and
kirush, have been dissolved In Roscommon
public meeting, convened by the Sheriff, held on
the 2Oth petition for the abolition OF the entire poor
laws.
The assizes have been brought TO a close through
out Ireland AtCionme, two men, named Hayden
and Bryan, were sentenced TO be executed for murder
A, Limerick, Thomas Fitzgerald received like SEN
fence, as did also the two mufderers of Mr.. Prm at
Marlborough DAILY and Corboy, convicted ofmur-
der expaled their guilty lives at Conmel on the 18th
INST
The reports from the provinces as TO desttution
very painful. Distress exists, 10 a great extent, in
many parts Of the south and west
The wreiched party who poisoned the Rev. T. Ma
gure, his BROTHER and wife. induced 10 do az
ter the robbery OF $500, which intrused to him
by widow for the advantage Other daughter.
THE VOICE OF NEW YORK.
The Wing members Of our State Legislature hav-
inO almost unantUonslv declared HrSpv O. The