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

ITALY,

Private letters from Turin of the 20th inst. bring
counts from Milan of the 19th, at B.o'clock p.m.
courier who carried the intelligence was despatched "
the Sardinian Consul, and had to be let down by a r?,,P:
over the wall, the Austrian troops being still in possessly
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at that hour of the gates of the city. The fighting C°„o
firmed the whole of the 18th and 19th, but no m0114,',
was made in the Consul's despatch of the formation
Ptovisional Government, nor of the proclamation of Um:
Republic. 15,000 men marched to the frontier of Lora_,
bardy. from Turin, on the 20th, and 10,000 voluntee"
had left Genoa to join the insurgents.

SICILY.
The Sicilians (according to letters from Palermo of the
12. th instant) had formally refused to accept thecondittolls
brought from Naples by Lord Minto. Palermo, was Penti
fectly tranquil. The Royal troops still held possess'
es6o
the forts of Messina. The constitution granted by
Pope was proclaimed at Rome on the 15th instant:
and on the same day (it was said) the Jesuits were orde
to withdraw from the Papal dominions. The whole
lof
the north of Italy was literally in the hands of the peoP

DENMARK. nay
Constitutional reforms have been demanded, 8„; 0
unless- granted by the King, civil war was expected. .10
students and population at Kiel were armed, and resaY t
no
resist the Royal authority if the answer of the King 1.
deemed satisfactory.

~„..h.,,Whhaaavh..eadnvisciirr.dereites fromMVE
eXrtaol C_CaO.
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0,
without offering the least resistin7K—NA Axine 'tar
t0n,e,1%11. oons:
rawly escaped capture by the hands of an American officer,'
having only just time to don his clothes, and leave Telle
atan with a small escort. The Guerillas continue to .0„a
severe and often successful attacks on the trains to ro
front Mexico. A party of the United States Ranger. joss
been sent to cover the environs of Vera Cruz, and it Ai
reported had been surprised and• cut to pieces by a IT.,
of 700 Guerillas. Sickness and desertion are dal '7.s
creasing amongst the United States' forces, anotthetroera
are tired of the war. Peace is. spoken of as certain,
an
many merchants had left Mexico to purchase• goods ""
enter upon commercial operations.

VENEZUELA. • lalla
The steam-ship Dee brings intelligence from the,oroost

of St. Thomas that it was currently believed that nalhst
sanguinary conflict had taken place at Caraecasp an
artf
lgof the members of Congress had been shot bY:II,L„r,;"-t of
of troops (insurgents) in consequence of the Pres'"-i-nio•
the Republic, General Monargas, refusing a•grant esii•
ney for the purpose of organizing an armed popular f_....cc"-
It was further reported that the British Consul at Ch
cas had been insulted and imprisoned, and. the ","),"egtl
flag trampled upon by the mob. An embargo had
laid upon all the shipping at La Guayra.

ERSS FR PARIS,. ta'
The Paris papersXP of SundayOM contain some vague s",,t
ire
ments regarding Milan, Savoy, and Genoa,. which req,79ot
to be confirmed, as no Italian papers had reached PO: ot
the time. What is certain is, that there was fightin' 11otr
Milan on the 18th and 19th. The fact, too, of the 5 v
arrival of the Italian journals gives ground for the stifibe
cion that the communication may have been cut off•i. the
ministerial journals reply to M. Thiers's addres..s 'Ol
most hostile spirit, and call for the rejection of Don
his party.

WEST INDIES..
The royal mail steam-ship Dee, arrived at Southaln.
on Saturday night. ~,Ar 110
Advices from Baubadoes represent that the weew-cors'
been most favourable for the sugar crops, and it vraebor
fidently expected the produce would exceed 25,00° „elf
heads. The depression of trade was, however, 6e'
felt in the island,.
At Demerara incendiarism had been making sad o_l -01
in the colony. The labourers refused the reduced le-telf
wages, and in the rural districts agriculture was Neil)
at a stand. cris
Rain was much wanted in St. Lucia for the
Many of the labourers refused to work for the kOOl
offered ; they. had consequently felt great distressi;
being ejected from their homes and provision grounoell
In Jamaica it appears that 15 large estates has
completely abandoned within the last six months•g tf;P:
the 11th of February two fine sugar estates, belong kffn
the executors of the late Mr. Timperton, calleeaa or'
Ramble and Union Hill, containing in the whole
col
acres, were offered for sale by auction ; the first 000_11
had canes on the ground capable of making 170 hogo *P"
of sugar, with a steam engine and complete vierlog
130 head of working cattle ; the second estate,Th
crop on the ground estimated at 120 hogsbet.tneyOr
watermill and works,and lilahead of cattle, nnbiu
£4.000 sterling for the whole could be obtainet% ne tot
These estates at one time were a large fbr:108
proprietor. The depression of trade in Jana'''.
reached a most alarming point. c, or
,

THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS AND FRANCE.---- Ve;
tersburg, March B.—There was a ball at the
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Palace, yesterday, being the last day of the, etito,Yo,
While a mazourka was being danced, an aide -,.„,,0 (Inch
the Emperor entered, and gave him a paper. -1- t's
ment contained the news of the revolution inrBrlo;iir,,oo
had just arrived by the telegraph. While the be 9"oic
was reading the paper his countenance changed he //to,
after went into the middle of the room, and .c ig F;01
ceasing he read in. a loud voice, `The Republ!,orieg
claimed in Paris ; blood has been shed ; the trtg' a PL,
the Palais Ronal have been burnt ; the King linr.:,oA
family have led.' Gentlemen,' added the o a
turning towards the officers, 'Prepare yourselves
on horseback.'"

THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER 1. Gurrsaiut
cause is is appointed to take place at the Warvvic— of
to-morrow. /if ll
On Friday night, a fire broke out in a small 8
pied by Mr. Clark , j eweller, near the Liver TheatTope:ldt
street. The premises were gutted, and the Ar. o,„° "the,
destroyed. The shop adjoining, occupied by _led P; til"
was also much damaged. Both parties are in7esortioP,
North of England office. The performstoiloo,
Liver Theatre were brought to an abrupt "' that
if tbo
and the audience, perceiving from the smell
near, made the best of their way oat.
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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET'S 4 to-15501L1
We have had a fair supply of stock at our tu-00, 1'1"
not so large as last week, and the whole, or nearu
Beef, 50. to 6d. ; Mutton, 70. to 70 It°. per lb. 0.
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MARRIED. „ the 112,0040,
On the 26th instant, at St. John's Church, ~,,,,. of of
W. Wolseley, Mr. JOSEPH HUGHES, engla rot., lot"
on-Tyne, to Miss CHRISTIANA BOWERI3A,' '
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vvix, Carlisle, Cumberland.
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yearsE and 10 months' "
On the 27th instant, aged 3
son of Mr. JOHN DUTTON, of this tovvn. ..a
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