Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-26

OF tne nailon, ana Inc nation having, |
by the election of the Presidents of the
Republic, shown that it is resolved TO
put down the Socialists.
A person named Loiseau, shoema-
ker, sent by the committee Of Paris to
preach Socalis, doctrines in the prov
inces, having attempted to seduce some
soldiers of the 42d regiment in garrison
at Bourges, was arrested by them.
The French Government continues
to receive the respect of all men who de-
sire peace and order, and the homage of
the press of England to the peaceful
disposition of Napoleon is, perhaps, one
ofthe most significant signs of the times.
The Red Republicans are the only
promoters of war in France; and the
excitement which they betray as they
see their power cut from under them,
and the assassins, the instruments of
their guilt brought 10 the scaffold threat.
ems some wild outbreak, which we ear.
nestly hope will be vigorously and eff
fectually oppressed.
In Dublin the most noticeable signs of
the social revolution now going on is
the enormous quantity of second hand
plate offered for sale at very low fig
u by the chief jewelers. of The city,
Never before was so much plate to be
sold. For furniture and equipages of
every kind the price al auctions is ride
ulously small. At sale Of various ef-
fects, handsome state carriage, little
used, was knocked down for cas-.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
1t is calculated that the forces which
can be put in motion against the Aus
trians amount to about 10000 men,
Prince Augene, of Savoy Carignian is
appointed Lieutenant General Of the
kingdom during the absence of the king
from the capitol. Marshal Radetsky has
threatened to lay Milan in ashes, should
an instruction be attempted there
He is said to have at his disposal l00,-
900 men, 10000 of whom can be bro't
into the field.
The Assembly at Rome has voted by
reclamation project of decree abolish
ing the holy Office, and decided that q
pillar should be erected on the site of
the Palace, on the LIST ut., NJ. Sterbini
announced that the executive govern
ment had made every preparation for
the war which was about TO take place
with Austria; for war there would
certainly be, as the government was
determined TO wait until the Austrians
received reinforcements.
The Minister of Foreign affairs has
published an address 10 the European
powers, jastifying the proceedings of
the Roman Republicans. 1t concludes
as follows: "As long as the pope showed
himself the friend of Italian indepen.
dence, the Roman people stood by the
Pope; but when he deserted that cause,
his temporal sovereignty was repudia,
ted. We may ever say proudly and
confdeniially 10 Europe 1--WE have al
least done one glorious act; we have de-
stroyed the temporal domination ofthe
Popes."
1t is thought that Mazzini will be
proclaimed Dictator of Rome. The Ro
mans are said to propose to themselves
the siege of Ferrars.
At Rome on the 10Th inst, the Bish
ops Of Cubic and Orvieto, and the
Archbishop Cordnal de Fermo was ar
rested. The Archbishop was taken Il
the Castle of 81. Angola, and the TIVE
bishops to the fortress of Ancona.-
Their offence is that of exciting tn
people through the press, 10 revolt, ant
calumnialing the Republic. Order
were also given, on the 10Th to arres
the Cardinal de Angels, Archbishop o
Fermo.
The Marseilles journals say that Mo
lena has been evacuated by the Austri
: ans, and that the Duke has fled. Ra
detsky has also evacuated Placenza.
! Hostililies appear inevitable. Genoa
= Turin, indeed all Piedmont, seem read
to fight, whilst the Austrian genera
. Radelsky, has issued ProclamaIions
his army al Milan, that he accepts III
challenge, and the sword must ono
e more decide who shall be the possesSC
&C tho fair fields of Iombardy