The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-06-03

liable sources IN London. Paris and Hun
gary. which convey Intelligence ot a good
deal OF interest IN regard 10 the move
ments of the revolutionary party III Eu-
rope. Without vouching Tor the stric,
accuracy Of all then Statements. we pre-
sent a resume OF their contents as well
as their comments.
The revolutionary committees IN Lon
don display the greatest activity, and with
it the NEST marked prudence. Move
ments have been organized mall the con-
tincn,al countries, but with the advice OF
the people not 10 stir until war has struck
some blows that put peace out OF the
question, Or except III the Improbable case
oi a return 10 protracted negotiations
with q sort OF arulstlce. The Polish sec
ton OF these revolutionary committees II
London has, however, (some say IN con.
sequence OF government lntnnatlons,
thought II could begin its action without
waiting for devclopemenls, aud that i
need not be 50 cautious as the exlles 0
other nations, the outbreak of an insur
rection being not likely to dispiease til.
western cabinets. Accordingly a demo
cratic rising throughout Prussia, Poland
and particularly ia Warsaw, has been de
cided upon; and our informant adds, 81
will have broken out ere yon receive
these lines, unless some unexpected even
should occur TO prevent 1t. We hop,
ior such an event, because we believe th'
movement is premature and can do moth
! ing but mischief,
One OF the Hungarian exiles in Paris
on temporary visit, or perhaps mission
IN L9nd IN, having spoken 10 Lord Pai
nerston, the noble visCount is reported L
have said, II wish that the Car may sue
ceed in gaming over, and the sooner tn
better, both Prussia and Austria. w
should be much stronger without TIN
German alliance than we shall he wit
IL. The best you can do a, present is L
keep perfectly quiet. Austria approach
es the scene ot war. Then, bat then Oh
ly, you may, if you should think it advl
sable, do something. II is not impossl
bic that You may even be called upon I
do so. Bu, once more tell you, ne dou
ye- pas, for the time being. Your coun
try's cause might be retarded for an III
definite period, should you be too hast
on the present OCCASION
| From Hungary we have news date
presth, April ).
; One oil the most telling items IS, th
military authorities III Transylvana an
some part OF Hungary have ordered tn
instantaneous surrender OF all the scythe
and pointed instruments that could /
used as weapons at the outbreak oil til
dreaded nsurreCtion. The gartisons I
the fortresses are almost doubled all ovs
the country, and martial law prevails wi
unnl,igated severity. Al Hermans'ad
twenty seven more persons were col
! delnned TO Imprisonment for from ten
(, twenty years. A young lady, eonvlett
: OF sending letters from exlles, has bee
!. sentenced to six years nnprIsonmer
, 1--WE are exhausted by our last exc
tons, and the abundant bleeding ot o'
{ countrys cause, and We're not likely
rush into any new attempt at revolutl'
for a greater lapse OF time. At least
thought 50, ahu thOugEt IL Hatuidl that
, recover It's liberties, should first recoy
its strength and yigor, bodily as well mo
!. ally but the oppression is SO entire
r ntolerabie, that the people, like the Isr
h elites Of old, increase IN courage, Dol
/ ness and resolution, under the burdens
!, despotism, are trembling with impatlen
to fight again"
+, The accounts are of decided interest
:. connection with the state of Europe, al
;, serve to indicate the character and
/ nensions which the pending war is like
y 10 assume.