The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-01

character. lie Sud says'fhst the commercial
correspondence unanimously announce that
AbdeI Kaaer has just declared war with France.
and that 6oO0. Frene hmen have ALREADY left Al
eiers to proceed against tharofficer The same
paper, However. adds. that It's own rorfespon-
dsnce does not confirm this intelligence. aud
attributes the report torfhe Circumstance Of the
battalion Of Raphael and Waltersheim.
On the evening Of the 29ih Nov. Paris vas
thrown into considerable excitement by the rx-
plosion of an Internal Msshne. which took
place about 8 O'Clock on that evening. II bad
been deposited against corner Of the rear wall
Of the store OF VI. Emeric, No. 80 Pslais Roy
al, by some unknown individual. When the
explosion took place. it occssioned a portion Of
the wall. from TO 10 inches long. to be thrown
to great distante. The trawd was very grea,
when the explosion took place, bnt il occasion
ed 10 loss Of life. Traces Of the machine were
looked for. and cartridge box. and a great
number Of balls-seyera df them stuck in the
wall. were found. The commo,ion produced
by the disturbance was great, but failed in its
shppssed object. TO wit: Of drawing the attend
ant. from the store Of n. Emeric a money
broker. and the adjoining stores, so that they
could be plundered during the disturbance.
There is M material change TO noiice in the
Mouey Markets Of either London or Paris.
They appear firm and improving il any thing
The news received from America Of the perse-
verance Of New York and Boston in maintain.
ing their commercial honor was producing a
better feeling in regard to this country.
Cotton was shade better in Liverpool. and
the marke, more firm. II had also assumed a
more lively appearance at Havre with a Sigh,
improvement in price.
The meeting Of the Queens Privy Council
called to receive a special message from her ma
jes,y turned out RS was anticipated. The
message was an announcement Of her intended
marriage.
The Char,is,s so far from being subdued by
the results Of the violent outbreaks al Birming-
ham and Newport. are reorganizing IN all parts
of the kIngdom. and causing great escitemen,
and alarm.-Meetngs Of delegates had been
held at various places in the man nufactnring dis
tricts. TO form another national convention os.
tensibly. but really, no doubt. TO concert meas
ures for more active proceedings. Lodges were
formed, with secret signs and pass words,
and emissaries under the nams of lecturers
were going about. melting the people to dis
content and rebellion. Their operations were
facilitated by the extreme depression Of trade
and manufactures, and the consequent distress
among the operatives
The evidence taken on the examination al
the Newport prisoners left no doub, Of the
tact. that general rising rhroug hout the king
dom was intended and that very great numbers
of men were pledged and partially organized to
effect it.
In consequence of alarming accounts from
Meuhyr Tydri detachment of one hundred
men had been marched to Cardiff: The Char
list paper, the Vindica,or. was still circulating
extensively in Wales containing the most vio-
lent and stimulating appeals and recommends
Iions Of violent measures.