Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-30
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New York, June 26-3 NJ.

from Halifax, brought the BRITANNIA 5 news
to Boston last evening.
France.-The affairs of France are gem
orally more quiet.
The Prince DE- Jonville had been arrest
ed in Paris.
Prince Louis Napoleon and NJ. Thie.s
were elected to the Assembly. 1t was ru-
mored Lamartine and Rollin would resign
and Theirs succeed. 1t was thought Iamar-
tine connived at the affair of the l5th.
4 decree has been passed to prevent tur-
bulent assemblies in Paris. The soldiers
were obliged TO charge large assembly at
= u. St. Denis by which many were killed.
Thc Committee on the Constitution have
declared for RepubHque Democrafique be-
side their present rghts-the people TO have
free education and the rights Of labor and as
slstance.
! \ great banquet to come off at Y ersaillcs
created some uneasness. 1t was supposed
/ 100000 would attend.
! Spain requires all EngIishmen at Cadiz
to give securities.
! The Cholera is raging in Russia. $50
cases occurred in Moscow in week.
Important from .4ustria.-The Empcr-
or has retired to Fnspruch and refuses to re-
turn to Vienna. Disturbances occurred be-
tween the people and the mobiles. The Ban
/ kcr, RolhschlId, and other rich men had fled
as had also the foreign ambassador.
| Charles Albert had captured Peuchist,
and defeated 5000 Austrians at GoaEo.
The Pope is recovering his popularity.
Northumberland is greatly eXcited.-
The Repeal Association and the Irish Con-
/ fcdcralions have united in one body, called
tire Irish teagre; and are to make peaceful
efforts FOR repeal. Mitchel's furniture sold
at enormous prices rs rehrs.
No further efforts have been made to lll-
diet Meagher or Smith OBrirr.
The conil Iteration have issued mani.
lcslo quite rs daring as that Of MitcheI's
reasonable writings. There is little pros
pcct OF an outbreak against the govern
mcnt.
The Charfists arc making frequent dis
/ turb1nces in England. Three have been
arrested Chicago journal.
SUNDAY School. CELEBRATION --tru0F
JULY.
The Sunday Schools OF the Southern and Cen.
trail portions Of Racine County viii unite on Tues
DIV next in oLser, aucc OF our nation anniversary
and meet near the Farmers Home in Pleasant pra-
rI"r, , n Tbc ofirrrs If lie law are As nJ
lows.
Il. II. DEMlNG, Est President
Capt. RAM, Marshall
Ciapialn Rev Mr. LurHRor
Mr. HANSON N ConLrs Nr or,s
By order OF the Committee OF Arrangements
Mr. John O. Watdcs, of Cincinnati, the
celebrated philanChropist and rctormer, ar
rived IN this city, says the Democrat, on
Wednesday, on his way TO Lake Zurich,
Lake co., where he designs, if the situa~
i'on should prove to be suitable, purchas-
ing large quantity OF land Tor the purpose
OF testing The experiment of associative la
Dor Che. TrIb.
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- We lost two subscribers yeStcr-
ed 10 cnd,rsh and sunnort tho nn,,;,,,
lion o, Cen Ta,lnr.--th. ono - ,'',
hrsi,atod ,o onmauci, no,,, c.;,,.,.,
we shall make m our minds onc or ,Loso
davs'
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BOILING WING PAPERS IN OHIO
The following is a list of wing papers
in Ohio which have boiled the nominations
of Taylor.
Warren Chronicle, NassIon Telegraph,
Ohio Star Ashtabua Sentinel
Cleveland True Dem, Medina Wing,
gainesville Telegraph, Lorraine Courier.
Lebanon Star, Butler County Wing,
Mt. Vernon Times. Ohio Repositorv.
Conneaut Reporter, Akron Beacon.
New Lisbon Palladium.
manor to oroosa CO., ~ W" nave '!"i l'"
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OIJ Ca,.,, ,, S''11' ','I '''e 81 t'e same
c,n nov.r 10 haaIaI ,'ou"i p :" ne" orN
,La, S,.,,a III, e"."' anu our Worn LOT IL
,,.h;,, .,Io,; ~ i'ero' Vo'e LOT Taylor
Iua5a ~ % "''" ie" Gays ago. III