The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-28 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

PRUSSIA.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.' 4,00
The Rob Roy steamer arrived at Hull on Sunday ..-0(
Hamburgh, bringing intelligence up to the evening
Thursday, the 23d. inst. •
telli The Borsenhalle of Thursday evening contains •"
gence from Berlin of the morning of that day.
o.
capital was then perfectly tranquil, and the deepest (15,br
tion and enthusiasm were exhibited towards the liinb
the inhabitants.

ITALY.
Private letters from Turin of the 20th inst.. brio • Os'
Tbe
counts from Milan of the 19th, at 8 o'clock pant ,bl
courier who carried the intelligence was despatchepo
the Sardinian Consul, and had to be let down by a Vois
over the wall, the Austrian troops being still in posse fl,
at that hour of the gates of the city. The fighting 'OO
tinned the whole of the 18th and 19th, but no 130/3„1
was made in the Consul's despatch of the formatiollJthe
Provisional Government, nor of the proclamation
Republic. 15,000 men marched to the frontier of PLI
bardy, from Turin, on the 20th, and 10,000 'volon'
had left Genoa to join the insurgents.

SICILY.
The Sicilians (according to letters from Palermo'ci„ 1116
05
12th instant) had formally refused to accept thcyconciw:gr
brought from Naples by Lord Minto. Palermo Hof
fectly tranquil. The Royal troops still held possest:
the forts of Messina. The constitution granted 'Lai;
Pope was proclaimed at Rome on the 15th W 704
and on the same day (it was said) the Jesuits were elm of
to withdraw from the Papal dominions. The vrh,,,le.
the north of Italy was literally in the hands of the lw"

DENMARK

Constitutional reforms reforms have been demanded? The
unless granted by the King, civil war was expected.
_l4 to
students and population at Kiel were armed, and reed
resist the Royal authority if the answer of the King
deemed satisfactory.

MeredEXtolCao.troop
of
35
...,t ailita
ntirti.
zabWoehhadavbeeaendvisc,eun.ens fromd Vera Cruz to the 16th dregoona'
without offering the least resistance.
;„,„ office.'
rowly escaped capture by the hands of an Tehll'
having only just time to don his clothes, and leave make
acan with a small escort. The Guerillas continue to od
severe and often successful attacks on the trains to boa
from Mexico. A party of the United States Ranged
been sent to cover the environs of Vera Cruz, and ii
041
reported had been surprised and cut to pieces by 3, 'lir
of 700' Guerillas. Sickness and desertion are dalEop4
creasing amongst the United States' forces, and thenol
are tired of the war. Peace is spoken of as-c,ertailA ttaa
many merchants had left Mexico to purchase goods
enter upon commercial operations.

VENEZUELA. slatici
The steam-ship Dee brings intelligence from the I most
of St. Thomas that it was currently believed thtt a tilt
sanguinary conflict had taken place at Ceraccas'
19 of the members of Congress had been shot by a P of
of troops (insurgents) in consequence of the Preside4o,
the Republic, General Monargas, refusing a grant
ney for the purpose of organizing an armed popular Ea.
It was further reported that the British Consul at flush
cas had been insulted and imprisoned, and the .5 bees
flag trampled upon by the mob. An embargo ha
laid upon all the shipping at La Guayra.,

EXPRESS FROM PARIS, „a staff"
The Paris papers of Sunday contain some
recat—equilve
ments regarding Milan, Savoy, and Genoa, whic7
to be confirmed, as no Italian papers had abr'hting
the time. What is certain is, that there was fig' 001'
Milan on the 18th and 19th. The fact, too, of to pt,
arrival of the Italian journals gives ground for t' Tie
1/11.;
don that the communication may have been. cut ° t'cl
ministerial journals reply to M. Thiers's address,„ oil
most hostile spirit, and call for the, rejection of bile'
his party.

WEST INDIEB.
The royal mail steam-ship Dee, arrived at Souther°Pw.,
onAd Saturday night. erI6F
vices rom Barbadoes represent that the Wesths coy
been most favourable for the sugar crops,. and it2l hog;
fidently expected the produce would exceed 25, 6efore
heads. The depression of trade was,. however, A
felt in the island.
At Demerara incendiarism hadbeen. making eadPrirrtem°t
in the colony. The labourers refused the reduced pup'
wages, and in the rural districts agriculture was Co'l
copp
at a stand.
Rain was much wanted in St. Lucia for the
Many of the labourers refused to work for the,. ire
offered; they had consequently felt great distreso_,
being ejected from their homes and provision gr°,,,, beryl
In. Jamaica it appears that 15 large estates he,.
completely abandoned within the last six montherge
the 11th of February two fine sugar estates, be-Rl' 144
the executors of the late. Mr. TimP ho crton, canle Zit
Ramble and Union containing in the ,e3..0
acres, were offered for sale by auction ; the nsf:00171:14
had canes on the ground capable of making 170 " ,
of sugar, with a steam.engine and complete
130 head of working cattle; the second gists s,
crop on the ground estimated at 120 hegeueo Der
waTtehrmeseilleasntadtewsciratks,
o,annedtlimZehewsedreofacalattrgleo";:e.caid)
to 0
£4,000 sterling for the whole could be obtallcrt;ine Pool
proprietor. The-depression of trade in Jel."-
reached a most alarming point.

, fr.,

THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS AND FILANC.---the• !„101i
tersburg, March B.—There was a ball st,: Cor;
Palace, yesterday, being the last day of tw'de..4clihi
While a mazourka was being danced, an aide‘Ttio
the Emperor entered and gave him a PaPer• rati°'llp4
ment contained the news of the revolution in SA good
had just arrived by the telegraph. While tht 1100
was reading_ the paper his countenance changed ;10.•
after went into the middle of the room, an blic 0111
ceasing he read in a loud voice, The ReP,,,naerrior
claimed in Paris ; blood has been shed ; th r ost_..dri
the Palais Royal have been burnt ; the Kilf
be
family, have fled.' Gentlemen,' added test.o"-
towardson
gseback ,”
the officers,`Prepare yours&

THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER V. GE---r. Inoill)cr:"ir
cause is appointed to take place at the rf a' gyp'oe
to-morrow. ,j. silW
On Friday night,, a fire broke out in a so- itre, 9 lit
pied by Mr. Clark, jeweller, near the Liver Thee oroOrat'sfce" 0
street. The premises were gutted, and the Sp. Ato ;1:6
destroyed. The shop adjoining, occupied bY.osor'o,4,
was also much damaged. Both parties are / ticemotSo
North of England office. The performilierKfe-
Liver Theatre were brought to an abruPt tot w /
13
eleVfe,
shiadv.e t had a
6dd a.
and the audience, perceiving from the smell 0,
t,
near, made the best of their way oat.
, iouctki)ll!*
LIVERPOOL CATTLE IVIARICa• ficett°;oo -
not so large as last week, and the whole, or ilea llf'
/tole
Ite!std,
;fairmustutopnp,lynodf.sttooc7k,i at our' Orly o,
d. per lb•

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MARRIED. , by of ;,4eTty
On the 26th ;.nstant, at St. John's Churco,neotOlote 0
W. Wolseley, Mr. JOSEPH HUGHES, engANN, ,1,
RAJ dr,
on-Tyne, to Miss CHRISTIANA BOWE—
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wix, Carlisle, Cumberland.
on Of
DIED
On nit 27th instant, aged 3 s. and 10 rti t
son of ?An JOHN Du...............................,,r0N, yeais tovrn•

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