Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-02

Of Siuings, At one o'clock on The Alb insl.. The
President to deliver an address; the senior mem.
Der in age 10 Be appointed Presiden,. and The SIX
younger members as Secretaries. The Assem-.
bly then n retire 10 Committees 10 verify the re.
turns, end, Al 5 O'clock The uncuntested elections
To be submitted TO the Assembly by reporters ma.
med by each Commute. The Assembly to de-
eide upon the validity Of all elesiions. When
the asceuained representatives amount 10 500,
The president, six vicepresdents, SIX secretaries,
and three qu1tors TO be elected. In case Of e.
qualify Of votes. preference 10 be given TO the
eldest. President, vice president and secreia.
ties 10 be named for a month. The President
re-esiablish The Republic. and the President Of
the Provisional Government to give an account
Of the situation Of the State or the Gath Of Feb.
ruary and us present situation; and TO resign 10
the Republic the Powers which the acclamslon
Of the people had conferred upon them. Each
minister, subsequently, to give an account Of the
acts Of bis ministry up 10 The day Of the NEE.
Ting Of the Assembly.
Ii is said that the representative Of one of the
Italian States, now engaged in the war Of Inde.
pendence against Austria. has received assuran.
ces from the Provisional Governmenlin Fruncr,
that in the event Of matters taking an unfavora.
bic turn as regards the people Of Lombardy, The
French army Of the Alps will Immediately
march into that country.
The fnmers Of Constitutions arc already al
work and NJ. de Coremien has already compile.
ted draughi OF one which he will submit TO the
Assembly. Il eoniemplaies but one Chamber
aud an executive government Of many Minis.
iers. This would suit the paaes of The ambi.
tiOus; but the plan that is decreed most likely to
b. successful is obe founded on the Constitution
Of the U. SraIes, with Two Chambers aud Pre-.
sidenl und Vice President, the duration Of the
Presidency to b. five wears.
The Messenger contains the following para.
graph respecting the rxalIes, and plot which
they are alleged TO have contnyed for brwing
up The Hoel de Vile with gunpowdrr: .Twen.
iylwo men OF The garde rrpubIicane, were dis.
mssed few days ago for the following cause.
The Government knew that armed men auen.
ded nightly at BIanqui's club, where they per.
formed duty as police. decree was being pre-.
pnred nguinsl this system, when one of the off.
GERS from the Hotel de Vile. going without a
card from curiosity 10 the club. found himseIfin
presence Of post composed of his own men,
II was about this Time that there was discovered
in cellar of the Hotel de Vile tube in con.
neclion with lhe cellar where the gunpowder is
deposited. After the discovery Of this crime,
which might have led TO horrb results, he m IN
who were suspected of being concerned in il
were dismissed.
Government has announced ai last its dpcis.
ion to abandon the decree whichl had passed for
the diSpossession Of The railway companies-I
II IS understood that lhequeston will be brought
before the Assembly.
Reports are current that the Army Of The Alps
had entered Savoy TO aid in The defence of llaI.
ian Independence against Auslria. The Moni. !
Ieur published decree granlinga credit of S5,.
100000 francs for war purposes. The infer.
ence drawn from this circumstance is, that a
movement on Lombardy is in contemplation. in |.
the event Of the Austrian defeating the Sardin.
ian troops, with their auxiliarirs. of which il
considered there is now II strong probabiIi,y.-l
The Constitutional, however, denies that there
is any truth in the Report that France is about
to declare war against Austria.
DENMARKAND HOLsTEIN.
The Danes are rapidly and continuously re.
treating having no chance against The Overwhel-
mlrg force Of The Prussihn aud Ilanoveran
troops.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh dated 18Th ult.,
state from authority, that treaty offensive and
defensive between Russia, Sweden and Den.
mark, is arranged and will positively be ratified
IN The event OF an enlry of German troops in.
10 Schlcswg. in which case Denmark will be
by The whole forces Of the ether Two
powers.
GERMANY.
The press of Germany is filled with discus.
sions in relation 10 the establishment of gov.
ernmen for new empire. The elections TO
the Parliament were TO have been held on the
lsl Of May.
The proposed fundamental Inv for the consli-
tuition of he German Empire was laid before the
German diet on the 26,h ut. by The committee
OF seventeen men Of confidence.
EAST INDIES.
The most important item of news is the en-.
tir" o5rogalion of The navigation laws through.
out India.
RUSSIA.
Several letters in the Cologne Gazette are FL.
led with apprehension of an approaching con.
flicl with Russia. The declaration of The Vice.
roy of Poland, Prince Paskewch, to The Pc.
llsh nobrmon, as indeed lraugbt with the ee.
menls of all anxiety for all Germany. The
Prince bids hcm lurn The Emperor. who would
soon be able 10 prove 10 them thai Russia loves
US better than Germany. lie asked to wait in
patience for u few weeks aud months, and that
lhclrchildrcnand heir chiIdren's children ouId
II member the kindness aud praise the gencros.
~ of the Emperor of all the ScIavonians.
The scheme of Nicholas is stated To be no
less than a union Of all the ScIavouic tribes into
one gigantic lederalive monarchy, aud conse
qucnlly the attainment Of an unlimited sway o.
yer Europe Among such news it is ominous
To read the whisperngs Of the South German
papers respecting Mr.. Slruve, Heckers fellow.