Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-04

last dates were about TO depart. Mr.. Tenn
pie and NJ. Requeval, who had gone per.
sonaly in company, with The two Admirals
to make a last effort 10 accomplish conci-
iIaiory arrangement, had returned 10 Naples
on The 27th-their efforts having been alto.
gelher fruitess.
Previous 10 This last effort the Admirals
had sent a steamer 10 make a circuit around
the island, touching AT all The principal ports
and roadSteads. 10 make known tie last Fl.
forts presented with the mediation of France
and England. The answer given WAS -one
unanimous cry of war from The whoe no.
pulation. The Parliament al Palermo voted
unanimously that they would not comics
scend to enter into any further negotiations;
but on Thursday, The 18th, al noon. hosti-
llies should be Recommended. The enlhu-
siasm of the population at Palermo is de-
| scrlbed as exceeding all bounds. The men,
bers of tho CHEST nobtesSe of both sexes,
are working in I trenches. Most people
think that The Scians have had fair terms
offered 10 them and that eventually they
must accept them.
! TIE WAR IN l1UNGARY.-Of the Hunga-
rian war very little is known, except that it
RACES very fercely, Benz having gained some
advantage over a-body of Russians, bui soon
found himself overwhelmed by their NUM-
hers; and the Emperor VIII gladly seize
upon any pretcXt ~ interfere further. We
shall MOI be surprised to hear that The EN-
prror oi Russia, upon tho solicitation of the
Auslrans, bringS down a large force 10
crush the llungarlanS AT present, there
seems no possible termination Of this deadly
struggle carried ON by both parties in II
/ most harbarous manner
PoLrTICs IN GERMANY.-The Frankfort
Parliament has finally elected tie king of
Prussia Emperor Of Germany, and Il pow
erIul deputa.Inn has proceeded to Berlin to
tender The crown To CharIelnagne. first
no one believed that the king would be
mad enough to accept the proffered honor,
but IL Is now bclcveti that he will, so as to
avoid giving offence to the other Putenla,cs
OF Germany. Should he do so, it is gen
orally believed that it will most certa, "
! involve Prussia in war with Austria aud
Russia. The latter power seems now re-
solved 10 put down the revolutionary spirit
III Europe, and only wants the opportunity
To :" let slip The dogs of war;
FRANcE.-Nnh some exceptional dis
mrbances ln The distant provinces, France
continues tranquil and Louis Napoleon is
proceeding III the sure,t path To maintain
his position by instantly supprcssing dos
me,tlc disorder and by steadily avoiding
interference by force of arms in The affairs
Of co-lermInus natiors. Notwithstanding
the excitement attempted 10 he created by
the Red Republicans upon the question Of
DinI,,,n,, 4 I
Try set their faces against an armed inter-
'cntlon for the purpose of preventing that
which nobody rOntcmpIaicd-t dismcln-
bermcnt Of Sardna-so that men of all
parties III England consider that Il great
step has been made towards The paciticu-
ton of the south of Europe, as The excm-
pIary moderation of Austria gives further
guarantee that hostIlics will not hc rrSum-
cd upon questions Of the Lombard pru,n-
ccs.
The proceedings Of the National Assem-
bly, continue OF subordinate interest. The
different parties are engaged in their differ
IN; rleruontcrlng procct dngs, and the mob
oratOr f dc Socialists sicze The orc soa o.
excite the people by the most revolutionary
language, bu! we believe that vast major
ily Of the French people will support the
cause of order, and a very small number
of FederaIlsts will be elected 10 the new
Chamber. AT any rate The chiefs are got
rid of for some time to come.
NJ. Praudhon has been condemned bv a
jury for liheIlng he President of The Re
public, but unfortunately has escaped from
justice and the country. NJ. Durharm has
shared the same fate as to conviction, and
is to suffer one years imprisonment. Ii is
very satisfactory to State Il al Barbes. Ban-
qui, Fiocon, Sobrcr, RaspaiI, aud Quinc,
, have been convicted al Bourgcs, and Barhrs
and Albert are sentenced Ia Transportation
for life, B,anquI and others To ten years inn
priSonmcnt each. General Souslerv, De-
gre, Bourne, Thomas. Salad, and Larges
have been acquitted and set at liberty.-
Causiderc, Louis Blanc. lIeuoure, Lawson,
Napoleon Chancel, and Xignennet not ha-
wing appeared, have been condemned pas
confumas, and have been sentenced to
transportation. The removal of these pests
of society will, we hope, tend 10 consolidate
public tranquility.
The great body of the French people is
undoubtedly sound in principle. and the
prudent course pursued by Louis Napoleon
tends to improve The condition OF The coun-
try in almost every branch.
NJ. Proudhon's Journal has been again
seized, This paper seems to Sc! all Gov
eminent at defiance.
ENCLAND.-Thc struggle in Canada res
pecting the proposed Indemnity for rebel
lion losses has only been incidentally alIu-
dcd to in Parliament, and al parties con-
nectcd wlIh the North American Provinces.
seem disposed 10 wait The issue before they
harrass the colonial minister with COM
| plants upon the subject for which he IS
scarcely responsible. 0ut Of doors. aticn-
ton is anxousIy directed towards Canada,
and The reported neutrality Of The new En-
ecuiive OF lhe United States upon a false
rumor OF Disturbances, gave great sallSiac-
! lion.
Additional Views by the Cambria.
In Ireland Mr.. McDuhy's trial is pro-