Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-09
News from Canada.

The organization of the various wards
for Interior purposes. if the news from En-
gland should render them necessary. is
rapidly going on.
The military guard still Continues per-
ranent liz Government Office. Several
French Addresses. expressing conf
ience in the Ministry, have been presen-
ted to Lord Elgen.
II was reported this morning that the
Governor would return. but he did not do
so. 1t is not believed that further violence
would be shown him.
The Ministers have sustained buasi de-
feat in the Legislative Council For
three days the ministerial partizans have
been trying to get up addresses to the
Government similar 10 that of the assem-
blies. bu, failed To-day. debate on the
matter was postponed for fortnight. by a
majority Of one vote, in order 10 get Z tu.
house.
1t is SAID. the Upper Canada Radicals
refuse to allow the si,.inGs Of that House
to be transferred to Quebec.
IrALY-Is still in state of indescriba-
BILE confusion. The Republicans have
been cut down in Genoa. after having
command Of that beautiful city nine days
In Tuscany there had been general
rising in favor Of the Grand Duke. The
man who was recently dictator IS now a
prisoner.
The landing of the French at Civitt
Vescheia will doubtless put end TO the
Roman Republic. and be followed by the
restoration Of the Pope.
VENIcE.-Is besieged by Austria, by
. sea and land. and must surrender.
SIcILY.-Thc struggle has commenced
with dreadful ferocty. desperate bat
tie took place on Good Friday. between
the Neapolitan and Swiss troops and the
people Of Catinia, which continued all
night. and ended in the defeat of the Ca
tinians. A great number was killed, and
) the city was afterwards sacked and plum
dered. The terror caused by this defeat,
caused the city OF Syracuse to surrender
without resort TO arms.
GERMAEY.--ls still in state of great
confusion. The Prussian government is
? said TO have obtained the assent OF a few
Of the small States. to the assumption of
the Imperial ministry by the King. Aus
tra is violently opposed to plaza which
would transfer the Imperial dignity from
: the House of Brandenburgh to that Of Ba-
vara. Both France and Russia are
> strongly opposed to the change, but all
, these difficulties will perhaps be got over.
if the smaller states Of Germany were
unanimously in favor of union with Prus-
} STA; but this is not the fact
, Hanover and Sayony have too strong a
sense of what interest they have in the
re-constituiion Of the German Empire on
the basis proposed at Frankfort. In a
/, word the relations of Austria are assum-
ing more war-like appearance. The
An ~; in IL cv.
er, for if clear from the retreat Of all di-
visions Of the Austrian army toward Perth
:, they have been reported bv the lIungari-
ans. The great struggle now is for pos
, session of thu, unns~~;o- f,~.~aes ~fre",
II orn, on the Danube which the Austrians
. have bcseiged several weeks. and which
the IIungarians are cndeavorng TO relieve
If they should succeed. the cause of Aus
. tria will be desperate with Hungary.
e Charles Albert. though he could not re-
sist Rade,zky, inflicted great injury on
i Austria. by compelling the government to
u detach an army of 10000 from Cavat d
d to Italy. at the breaking out Of the Sartli-
u Man war. This army now hasten back
to Hungary and may arrive in time &c
$ check the Hungarian imperial army.
h Cormon is exposed to attack on ali sides
IL The country surrounding is in the hands
Of Mazzarta.
y, - Vienna papers Of the 18th furnish, posi-
tive information of the occupation Of tho
ss important position taken by the llungar
ans The details Of this action given il
!; the German papers are TO the effect tina
Windisgratz. at the head of his best rcgi
merit opposed the progress OF the Ilunya
n, rians in the direction of Cormon. !
n fierce engagement cnsued, 1.-the superb
A or tactics of Mazzarto proved irresistible
BRILLIANT DENTAL OPERATIoN.-lt vii
es be recollected. (says the Ohio State Jour
~ ~ nal,) that during the past year. DIR. Rob,
ct Thompson, of Columbus. succeeded il
al removing a fri ght:ul tumor from the fac
SIS of Joe Day, a colorcd man. whose deior
nifty and danger from tina, cause had beer
previously rendered notorious. Durln.
IN the operation, DR.. Thompson found
ie necessary TO remove half of the entire up
u per jaw. with the teeth upon that side. am
As half of the roof of the mouth. leaving
large opening into the nose. The pa
e tient recovered. TO the surprise OF many
ef but with these deficiencies, affecting boil
G his appearance and voice. We have ha,
% an opportunity of Witnessing a highly in
lie genious contrivance. by DIR w. T.. lde
resident dentist of this city. by which h
/ has supplied entirely the parts cut away
e giving the patient new jaw. a new roo
to his mouth, and set of teeth. perfect,
'e matching those which were lost; restorin:
al thus. TO great degree. his appearance
n his powers of mastic alton. and his voice
Upon the whole. we think it the most com
l. plete thing in dentistry that we have ye
l. seen. rejecting like honor upon the per
T. lection of dental science, and the skill aDt
IL talent of the successful operator
ofl "
% ELECTRIC LIGHr--A Substitute for lamps
=, The idea Of producing lights that should dsplac'
; the use OF lamps by the means of the gaivansc
battery, is not 1t spoken of prob
d able aitanme mt thirty years ago So attempts
% TO propei machinery by steam were mace lons
haSore boaf ma Rutn eli -tri.