The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-19
IOnian Islands.
CAPTURE OF THH RINaLEApERs or THE cxpHALoNIAN

CAPTURE OF THE RINsLEADERs or THE cxpHALoNIAs
RESURRECTION.
The Wtner Zeift1g Of tho 18th quotes from the on
ciat Gazette OF Corfu to the effect that the two ring
leaders Of the insurrecton in Cephssna viz Vlacco
by tho in habtants OF a village where they had
lain concealed The Lord High Commissioners upon
this removed the embargo on the shipping and also
the state OF sege He had not yet caused the amnesty
to be proclaimed because in consequence OF certain
confessions made by the two prisoners In question
several individuals had been arrested.
Another Session or the Peace Congress In
Europe.
A crowded meeting Of the Peace Society wa. held in
Exeter Hall London, on Tuesday evening, tho both
alt, attendsdby Mr. Golden, p; MIR. J. Ellis, NJ p.
other gentlemen. The chair vas occupied by Mr. W.
Ewart p, who opened the business Of the meeting
policy In different nations especially in France Bel
GUM England, and the United States The Rev H.
Richard, recspituated the events which marked the
progress OF the Society and referred particularly the
feace Congress at Paris In August last He expressed
satisfaction at the presence Of several illusrious To-
reigners General KlsptA Messrs Horace Say Frederic
Bastiat Guillaumin, Pontonier, and Leon Say Mr.
Golden noticed that six sevenths Of the incoms Of
Great Britain, for the last year, spent In the
pepres OF past and anticipated warfare lie advocated
a mutual decrsase OF the armaments OF France and
EDelsnd and noticed that most of the other govern
nents OF Europe had increased the number Of their
troops that there were now four soldiers for every
three formerly. He believed that every nation which
n,antaineda large standing army had absnkrupt ex-
eh.qusr and a misersbls population. He ridiculsd
the pretended riches Of the Russian government,
when the Car bad lately been Obliged to TrsA
sury bonds for more than Co. 900 600. He dsnominAt
60 war as "the burglary Of nstonsn aud insisted on
the principle that nothing to be done by forceD
ARBITRATION instead OF war; simultaneous reductio of
all simamt ns and abs outs by one pa-
tion in the internal affairs OF another the
which be for the safety and prosperity
wrld speeches also delivered by Messrs GARNER
Horace Say and Batist the latter observing that wsr
conld be abolished as easily slavery and poly
since all three were children Of the same mother
oppression. The following resolutions we're passed,
the last bsrg moved by Mr.. hiahau. president Of
Oberhn College, Amercs -
That this meeting detiTes to it's sratitu the
Great n r Of the nations for the signal which
esy in connection with the Peace Congress In the city
Of Paris In August last and IL would regard that
an rcentye 20 increased exeren in the future
crmPhh err OF the undertaking auspicousy snced
the assurances Of sympathy in this con-
yeyed IN the letters which have the
bishop Of Paris, FROM Nessr Lsmariue Victor Hugo
En de Gardin and other distinguished Prenehmen aud
hoAorsd this nty with their stsnsaDoe present
ocehsiop trusts that their visit this will
70 ht IN urce OF pcrsonnl qualification and tina. It will
tend to advance the period when batio, aamo
val throughout the world
That ecnsdsTng the greatness Of the work yet to be
done in carrying ont the jeets Of the
accomn,hnen this meeting pledges itsf to employ its
tormtdin originating any others that creumsancs
may demand sbd particularly in supplying the funds which
an epterpise 80 eftsn,ive and important will tnue
requue and IL relies the the British public
tnts AZ the hands of all who desire the period when
tioDS shall learn more"
Another large meeting Of the Peace Society was held
In Manehefter ON Thursday evening