The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-10-27
Arrival Of the Steamer Caledonia.
LATTER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
IRELAND MITCHELL RELEASED.
VI. The following paragraph has been made
current through the Limerick Examiner
1.-The friends and family of John Mitchell
have, we are informed, received notfica-
ton from the English Government to the
effect that they (the Government,) having
taken into consideration the condition oi
John Mitchel's health, have granted him
free leave and liberty to go wheresoever
he pleases, subject to no restraint, with the
exception that he shall not return to or set
tie in any portion or colony in the United
Kingdom. He proposes, we are told, to
proceed to Germany, for the purpose of
trying the effect Of the spas in the restora-
ton Of his health. Ills wife and family
still remain in this country. The children
who arc under. the care of Rev. John Ken
yon, P. P, Templederry; will leave TO join
their father as soon as he shall be settled
in any eligible locality,
RESURRECTION & DISTURBANCES.
A Cork paper, of late date, gives the
following:-.-A About five hundred persons,
variousy armed, assembled at place
called Mullock Mast, between the Upper
airy Kilfeacle, on Thursday night. Two
respectfully dressed persons were present
olganizing the party, but their names have
not transpired, nor is it known what was
the immediate object. Several strangers
are prowling about endeavoring to swear
in the peasantry, with but little success.
The most active inquiries are in progress
respecting the system Of secret organza-
ton in the South, in consequence of the
repres enta,ons that have been made as
to its formidable extent in parts ofthe coun-
ties Of Tipperary, Waterford and Liner
ick. One Of the chief emissaries from
Dublin, who had been engaged in promo
ting this nefarious system in Tipperary at
the time the attack on the police barrick
at Cappoquin, has, it is stated, got out of
reach on the police, and is now on his
way to the United States. Tranquility is
completely established.
PROPOSED PALACE FOR THE
QUEEN IN IRELAND.
We mentioned few weeks ago that it
was in contemplation to erect for Her Ma
''lesty-a marine residence on the coast, at
or near kidney, about seven miles from
the metropolis, and within mile and a
half ofthe harbor of Kingstown. Mr. But
ler, of Stephens green, Dublin, is engag-
in the preparation Of plans and drawings
of the proposed building,
GERMA Y--ANOTllER CENTRAL
POWER.
The Coonge Gazette, quoting the Nu-
remburg Correspondent, gives the subjon-
ed as the basis of arrangement between
Austria and Prussia, relative to the new
Central Government Of Germany: 81
There shall be established between the
German GoverIIInvts, in aennrdance with
the administrators of the empire, a new
ad interim Central Government, which
shall be exercised by Austria and Prussia
to the lst of May, 1850. 2 The object is
to maintain the German confederation as
the indissolube of all the German States.
3 During the interim, the affair OF the
Constitution of Germany is left to the free
arrangement Of the States. 4. If at the
expiration Of the interim nothing be done,
an understanding shall be come to with
respect to the Constitution ofthe new Cen
tral Government.
5. A commission of the Empire, COM
posed of four members, two of whom shall
be nominated by Austria, and two by Prus-
sia, shall direct, under the presidency of
Austria (which presidency however, shall
only he an affair Of etiquette the affairs
which were attributed to the Special Coun-
Gil of the old Diet; the other Governments
of the confederation shall send Plenipo-
tentiaries TO the Commission. 6. The
Commission of the Empire shall only be
responsible 10 those by whom it is nomi-
mated 4. AS soon as the The Govern
ment shall have given their assent to the
preceding proposition, the administration
ofthe Empire shall deposit its dignity and
powers into the hands Of the Emperor Of
Austria, and the King of Prussia" 9th
er accounts, however, say that the nego-
tiations between Austria and Prussia have
not vet assumed any definite form.
GERMAN UNITY.
The negotiations for union Of the mil
itary forces ofthe smaller States Of Germa-
ny by treaty with Prussia are stated to
have been brought to conclusion The
plan ofthe organization is being consider
ed in the Prussian War Department.
REIGN OF ORDER IN BADEN.
Another judicial murder was perpetra-
ted on the goth, at Mannheim, upon one
of the insurgents, M. Dietz, from Schnee-
berg, in Saxony, aged q
BEN DEAD
1t was reported that Bem had died Of
his wounds in Wallachia.
GEORGY IN STYRIA.
Georgy arrived at Klagenfurth on the
18th September. His party consisted of
two carriages; he, with his wife and daugh-
ter, and Major Andrassy went in one, his
chasseur and domestics in the other.--
They alighted at the Kaisser-Krone,
where Georpy has established himself He