Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18

ards and bauicades Deprived Of everything, with
faced fosmd BILE enemies; your name, young
and Old and children have joyfuy fought and joy
Of our hearts before God who has given us the victoy
The address then goes 10 express the idea which ami
mates the whole Of the inhabitants Of LOmbardy that the
shall terminate until the last Austrian sh Ill have
crossed the Alps. The nation will then, it be called
70 choose freely its form Of government.
"a letter from Rome" the same urnal describes
the great reigns city complete
war against absousm had declared and regular eu-
SADIE organized against the OppIessOr Of the liberty and IN
dependence Of Itay All the troops mad ma'chea towards
f0ntier well detachnen oil vonneets
subscription had been entered into Tor the equipment oil
the latter They offered 10 bayoques day pay but
they saying they only wanted bread The Pope
sent 80 the funds all the religious orders the
nobility the merchants, and the cardinals also subscribed
The people public squares where subscrp
eceived the their watches the women
their earrings rings and chains and indeed every ornament
The said reign in the provinces.
The People Of Paris.
The financial distress still continues with uDmtigated Sc
verify The whole business system Of county has
ceved shock from which it will Capt.
tai Withdrawn from its accustomed channels, and
multitudes suffering for want Of employment fet the
people continue "We three months of
misery the disposal of The Provisional government ex-
claimed Of hem The other day outbuist Of enthu-
STA m il fair expression Of the general feeling The
extraordinary taxes which have been Imposed are paid
promptly and eheeIuy Patriotic gifts pour into the treas
NY from all directions CTP,ra ions aud individuals we
with o,te iberaty. The Lsftes aud the ROhs-
ehts h-r of thousands, and aborers, who
canc-fcely MAINTAIN thi families fIOm day to-day, bring
theu the patriotism COM
established under the direction Of The Able
LimnsusS Betangef, charged with the duty oil ecev-
az hee civic offering and. as organs OF the naons
gratitude causing the of the donos 10 lie known
honosd The Theatres participate ~ The general pecu-
uiay emban The receipts OF most Of them iAl Tar
Of THEN necessary disbursements Two or three have
array Obliged TO close their doors Yet the French
like later Romans regard public shows among the ne
Of life, and The extremity would be dheui indeed
that would cons-in The people 10 orego them eomms
has appointed TO devise means of relieving the
heshts hom their present difficulties, and provision has
been made I the occasional fxhiolion oil stand
plays Ihe classes at the Theatre de Ia RePu
Hqus the FIRST in the nation.
Germany.
among the country people Of the States of South
Germany continue The castle Of WaleDbourg in The pro-
II Saxony. belonging Prince SchG"bourg. was
the 4th Of March xhe prince fled 10 Alien
bong The called up ION Leipsc ana & ckau were
feeble Serious anxiety existed Tor the safely
q and OF eIaucha general instruction
suechsen Wuitembeg bloody conflict took place be-
tIo-p-. occupy the SchwaTzwad. Both par
ties had several killed and wounded
The COMM Of hfty sitting Frankforon- iheMain,
a'e atisey Pu'suins their duties They have published
several TeguIs 'IuDS for the approaching elections
dlstuI0anees took place on the llh, al Cologne,
which caused the calling out of the national guard
Russia.
In an important article which appears 10 the St Peters
burgh Jurnal Of the 81, uIt Emperor OF Russia prom
iseses strict neutrality as egad other states provided 10
attacks be made upon any part Of his own territories
warsaw
fent 10 the kin gdom Of Poland facts
which appear most probable those mentioned IN The
Prus-ian Gazette Of the arrival in Poland Of five regiments
10000 stoDgi two Of which will occupy the fortress 9" Ne
GeOrgewsk MOdIine, and three will be stationed IN the
government of Luhn. Letters from Warsaw of lst Of
ApI that outbreak had taken place in that city,
but the inhabitants in state Of great fear.
KOngsberg paper Of March 2Sth brings The following
important ne from The Russian government The bridge
KOwnOw is ready, commanded by the Emperor.
In KownOw there three darmee amounting to
$4,000 who advance Poland upon the I'd Of
x =. and Wqr q
Au frontier, and 600 the Pussan frontier The ar
tery stationed wilIkOwich is ordered to Warsaw.
At every post five cossacks stationed IN order TO &C
company a certain parsonage who travels fncog.
BarrrsH BoSDHoLDERs IN MExIco.-In the British House
Of Commons the 7h u, Mr. UIquhart asked if her Maj
of British b0ndhOdeTs in Mexico in the event ola cession
of territory TO The United States Of America!
Lord PalmerstOn-Her Maestys government as he be-
thought right interfere officially, between
and government with respect to the claims Of the Bit
h boDdhDlders 10 foreign States Therefore,
steps taken by the British government the
point which the hon. gentleman referred But although,
perhaps not exactly to the question: II was
Of evident gave foreign creditors
domestic creditors mortgage its revenues, the mort
ase applied equally to the Of whatever portion Of
that State might remain and the of that
by alternating paIt Of its Territory, in
degree lessen the claims of strangers upon its eve-
nues.
EuRoPEAE ATTARs.-The Russian army consists of one
bundled th4ry-One hundred hun
dred Dinetysx thousand horses and thousand
bundled and frytwr guns. The Danish army, IN lime Of
peace CONSISTS Of 1000 men, of whom 5000 cavalry
aud Acknowledgment. The army Of the German coOfeder-
aton lime Of peace consists Of 439 lo7 men, but II can
e.iiy by calling the and
scrip which the aggregate numerical force Of the
army would 10 10000 men, with 26iO pieces Of
a w. and 2S2 900 hotSes The despOS Of The old world
always keep standing armies either TO quell iDsuec
tio uf engage divert the minds IT their people
fo higheI olject-heir rights and liberty This latter
g,ne ned unless the people are vie enough
KEEP frm wal, such only to ssab-
Ilsh their lights
Rer CANNIBALIsm IRELAED.-At the late Galway As
sig ~ John Connolly pleaded guilty 60 charge
81 sb.e.-~eaing The self-conyicted criminal
teucsd months imprisonment and had labor Mr
ppng resident magistrate, stated in'open Court tina
he knew &c knowledge that the prisoner and hi
family wese starving offence commitied-tha
one II his chide had died and Re hid been cTediby IN
fomrd that ate part Of its legs and feet after IL
He had the body exhuned and ITS appearance cor
oIsled the information fully
RELEASE OF STATE PRIsosERs IN AUsTRIA.-The Augs
bugh reports that the 23d Of March HUNDRED
and eet prisoners Speiberg, Poles and Italians, we
set al Iioefly The departure Of the prisoners is said
have made touching scenes mutual emo aces took place
aud the 10y inhabitants OF Bum at lis height
II NAV be mentioned with regard 5000 600 Unite
State loan which understood 10 have partly sub
serbed Cor bv the agent Of Messrs R0ihchd and CO. il
Ameca that II expected sny portion Of it will b.
sent 10 Europe We may add, hat no bills in eonnexlor
with his oan dawn frm the United States uPOI
the hou>e on this side -LOndoa Times
pRonrsrSe MovE-De TocqueviIle, who has written tn
bet 20 published institutions Of this country
has Dafished ed0n of that work, and IN neV
u,efsce he prsdcfs that the whole political Institutions
tusve will no-dan time be simulated 10 th0se Of In
Ur~d States. De Tocquevie il expected, will be elect
ed member Of The French Convention.
Pieee ChrisrOphe Who long reigDed at Hayti and ha
fehf has iuaf leon