The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-05
THE CHARTIsTS.

Dauss,,e.. on the 25th Of April. The crews u ten
Of lhem were sssed-lhe othsIs persisted.
THE CHARTIsTs.
regret 90 say thai the ministerial changes were
followed 10 various ITS of The kingdom by lumuils
and riots, in me instances attended win bloodsbcd
la Birmingham and Manchester things assumed
very threatening appearance, aud IL was reported
that serious fols had broken there well as IN
the Strfordshire poueries These reports happily
proved incorrect as 10 the two great towns but at
The poueIies there were violent comuiot,ns, lasting
three or tour days, and compelling resort 10 the
mDst decided measures. The cavalry and yeotnan-
~ were called out aud finally succeeded IN rrpres-
sing The roiers, but not until they had been Obliged
TO hre upon them several times, wounding number
of persons.
Fl .heen of the rioters were taken and conveyed
To place OF safety One letter says that the troops
were firing at Intervals, nearly the whole night.
Considerable numbers VI Tue agHhtufs had been
arrested in London aud other places-ro>iIy leaders.
Among the arrests We notice that oi one Vincenl,
who has taken very active part la fonenting The
aisIurb incrs at various places.
In London on the night of the iUh thirteen OIL The
Chariss were arrested, after some Resistance. hey
were in conclave, six Of them armed with formioa-
BILE pixies.
Considerable quantities OF arms and ammunition
had been sent of from the Tower, for the rse o The
military IN various parts Of the kingdom where the
Charliss had assembled In large numbers-especial-
ly in Somersetshire, Yorkshire, Slafordshire and
Wales
Tae London Courier states that the r ol al Lane
End (the poeTes) three oil the fioiers were Killed
and ioriy wounded.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
London, MAY l7-Aab lima lives, 1863, Sli In
di ma, do 1885, 81 do do, pound sterling, "a; do
do, lsH-52, 93i a "a: do do pound sterling, 81
90; Maryland SKIES, 100; Mississippi fves, pound
sterling, DO; New York hves 1855, 9li; Pennsyl-
vania do. 1862, 81 Ohio SKIES, 91t; Virginia do.
0ah; United States Bank, f2i g.; Florida sterling
bonds, skies, 95; American Lille and rrusi Co, GER
,i6cate 81, New York Life and Trua Co 40; do
city fives, SIT Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Flo los do do. bonds IS ex. dividend Harrisburg
and Lane SER Railway, ives, 30 VI Richmond
,ilway bonds 90; Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
road bonds fs3 q, ID ex. dividend
The aboye are The offering prices
The Great Western made he passage out TO Bris-
toll In IA days.
RIOT IN PARIS
In France, the insurrecion OF Paris seems to have
becn o lttle root or vgor and Ia hsve been nne
d'arely queled,hough with great loss Of ife-by the
troops aud National Guards The plot was got up by
The Socete des Families continuation oilshoot Of
the Socieie des Amls du Peuple Whether not,
Government has received information that NJ NJ,
Banqui, Laninoussens, Marin. BERNARD and Barb,s
were The chiefs and commanders Of the different
tions which took the field. The last mentioned ndi.
sidna was made prisoner while lying dangerously
wounded behind harr,eadn, ani conveyed to the hos
p',al ST. LOUIS whence he will if his state permit DO
removed 10 the Conciergone.
The particulars Of the revolt may be thus briefly
stated On Sunday afternoon. 18th, about 900 men. IN
smock ocks and leather caps, broke epsgcs gun
shop where they obtained shout $50 fowling pieces
Separating into deiachnens, they forced the military
posts at the Palas de Justice the Hotel de vle and
the Place du Chdtelet Thence they proceeded to the
Police Department, where, il seems, intelligence had
been received OF the intended outbreak, and prepara
tons made for defence The insurgents. ON their
appearance. were fired upon. and they immediately
treated upon the Hotel de Vile, still held 10y their CON-
rades. Barrie AIDES Of omnbuses ard benches were
hastily raised III the Place de Grave, fom behind which,
when the troops arrived, vigorous fire made by
The insurgents killing some OF the military. The fdt
W however, OF the troops aud guards and the want Of
oil support from the popuace disconnected the revolers
after reirea,ng from street to street. and barrier
barrier. they were dispersed with much loss.
Some desul,ory outrsges occurred next day in the
street-but upon the whole, the matter seems have
been Que OF mere mobisn without any revolutionary
purpose Of connection. The immediate result how
eyer the formation Of cabinet in France On the
next day. Monday, the 18Th the ministry was formed,
and announced IN the Moni,eur, as follows
Marshal Soul,-President Of the Council and Minis
ter Of Foreign Aft irs
NJ. Observation-Disclosures Of the Interior
Nj, Cunm GrIds,ne--Minister Of Commerce.
Lieut. General Schneider--Mlnister Of War.
NJ Vilemalne, Peer Of Ffance--Mnister Of Public
Instruclio
NJ reste-Minister Of Justice
NJ. DJprere--Ninister Of Marine.
NJ Dutaure : Minister Of Public Works.
The disturbed state Of public af,rs ia Europe, the
continued curtailneuts by the Bank Of England the
low price OF couon the saghaiion IN the demand for
manufactured goods, and the mischevous spirit Of the
Charsts, III England, combine to render the
clal news by the Great Western rather gloomy.
We are favored by friend with the following extract
from private letter, dated
Paris Nav ID 1899
We have had little flourish here, the particulars Of
which you will see in some Of the journals.
The new ministry, with Marshal Soult at the head.
will doubt be strong and popular. NJ Theirs is left
out, and his friends Will endeavor elect him President
Of the Chamber, Perhaps M Dupn may he the can
dd,e OF the Conservative party. now think the Co
vernment Of LOUIS Philippe stronger than ever. Paris
is perfectly tranquil, and cannol learn that single
respectable person was corcernod in the late revolt
When the disorganlzers found that the pupils of the
EcoIe Poyiechmqne would not assist them. hnt on The
contrary, fred at and lied three OF theii party,
they dispersed. and have not since assembled. Tho
National Guard aud troops of the line 10 a man. showed
6m vigorous aud friendly dis position the Govern
ment The King accompanied by his five sous,
viewed the troops last evening.
The Duke of Bassano died at Paris on the 18th Of
May
The British Mniary-The following list Of
ladies of the Queens household, the ew Tory adj
miniSralion required 10 be dismissed bnt which The
Queen, with proper spirit actually refused To do
The Duchess Of Sutherland, sister Of Lord Nor
peth; The Marchioness OF Normandy, wife of The
Secretary OF the Colonies Marchioness of Bredal-
bane, wife of Wing Marquis, made Peer BY the
Wings; MarchioneSs Of favistock, wife Of the
eldest OF The Duke Of Bedford, and sister in law
of Lord John Russell; the Countess of Bur nston,,
sister OF Lord Morpe h; Lady Pdrtman, wife of a
Wing Peer, made Peer by the Melbourne Minis
Try; Lady Little on, widow OF a Wing Peer, and
sister to the Earl Of Spencer; Countess Of Charlie
mont wife of an Irish Radical Peer; Lady Gardner,
daughter of Wing Peer, and wife Of a Wing
Pauizan; Lady c. Darlington, daughter of The
Wing Earl Grey; Lady G. CopIey, daughter of the
Wing Earl of Marlborough, and wife OF Wing
Baronet and half dozen other ladies Of the same
stamp.
Sir Robert Peel formed his cabinet Of The follow