Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
foreign Neps.
II DAYS Later from Europe.
IMPORTANT. COMMERCIAL NEWS
IN ENGLAND--VENICE A
REPUBLIC,

REPUBLIC.
The Steamer Sarah Sands at New York bro't
nine days later than the liberna. First accounts
OF her news were contradictory, and while wait
ing for correct version, the steamer Acadia has
popped into Boston, with five days later nteli-
gence With this press of news, we arc obliged |
to condcnso as we do from the Boston Atlas of |
Monday morning.
The commerclul Intelligence is gloomy; co.. |
ton, flour and grain, and American provisions de-
chnug commerce and manufactures stagnant; |
credit destroyed failures still Astounding. A. |
merlcan stocks, however, are looking up uvi- |
IDENTITY America is looked upon as the safest place
to invest money in these times OF trouble IF
this state OF things continues, there will be Il
chance for an abundance Of capital IN this cuun-
try, and an Improvement in the prospects of our
manufactures.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Appearances are alarming; Government is
making extraordinary military preparations, both
ia England aud Ireland. In London, all the pub
o buildings are filled with arms aud munitions
of war, and troops are pouring in. In Ireland
the RePeaers indicate revolutionary designs
in England, the Charllsts; it is supposed they
will combine.
The 10Th inst was fixed upon for monster
meeting of Chartiss at Kensineton Common,
London for the purpose of pelitoning Parlia-
ment; ron $4,000 to 100000 men are expected
to be present.. The Government has forbidden
the meeting; The Charlist leaders have resolved
te meet ia spite OF the Government A collision
between the troops and people is therefore by no
means Improbable. The Queen by advice of
her Cabinet, has left London; she is at the Isle
Of Wight. In Ireland, many of the Professionals
have joined the repealers. Government has 10
ships Of war, with BE guns and 5000 men, on
the coast Of Ireland The next news will be
looked for with interest. London dates were re-
celved by the Acadia to the 9Th ins.-on,y two
days before the Charlst meeting.
FRANCE
The Provisional government has pledged itself
to support Llmartne; Ledru Rollin has apollo
gised for his violent circular. Paris was quiet
on the 9th OF April. General election postponed
TO Sunday, April 23d-Natonal Assembly to
meet 4lh May. Mutiny has exhibited itself in
the army, and serious Disturbances have taken
place at Lyons, Sarrebourg and Libourne. Gov
eminent has eXhorted the army to observe dlsci-
pilne and announced lis determination 10 sup
press insubordlnation it has also taken pusscs.
sion of the railways, offering to pay the shirehol-
ders the value of their stock on the 2lst Feb
this the holders do not fancy
BELGIUM.
The King and his Ministers are making great
eXertions 10 satisfy the people and prevent rev.
olutlon; they have been successful, too A rev.
o'utlonary expedition was got up at Paris, and
started by railroad, intending to stop on the from
tier The Belgian government however persua-
ded the engineer to run the train into Belgian
town, and to stop inside Of hollow square of
Belgian troops. Of course the rcvolutionists
were all captured without the loss of life
Some were Imprisoned others sent back TO Paris,
and others still Belgian mechancs) we're fur.
nIshed with money to 90 home and 90 to work.
Another band Of revolutionists attempted to
march into Belgium, and were repulscd with
loss of 400 dead and wounded.
DENMARK.
The Duchy of Schleswlg has declared its in.
dependence and joined the German ooniedera.
ton, which has sent 10000 troops TO sustain it.
; The Danes will oppose Russia, if she attempts
to send out naval force to interfere an English
fleet was also expected to aid the Danes against
Russia. The King of Prussia has warned Den
} mark that the landing of single Danish soldier
; in Schleswlg will be war. Doubtful though:
the Prusslan king has his hands full at home
AUSTRIA
Has determined to resume fLrcible possession
> of Lombardy, but the Emperor declares that he
: will not 90 to war with any other countries ey.
cept 10 retain his own possessions The Vienna
Gazette does not like the notion of seeing the
King of Prussia at the head of German Con-
; federation, thinking the Emperor of Austria has
better claims 1t would not be surprising if the
4 Germans should dispense with both of them
LOMBARDY.
The Emperor Of Austras troops have been
beaten.
March Is u revolution broke out at Milan
The fight continued up to the 9th, with great
loss of life, when the troops evacuated leaving
the people triumphant. provisional govern
nent has been framed at Milan, also at Venice
, and II republic declared Austria has lost Italy,
at least for a time.
SWEDEN.
Disturbances at Stockholm on the 18th were
quelled with the loss of IL lives 20 or 80 woun-
ded aud 30 prisoners.
PRUSSIA.
The burghers Of Berlin are quiet, and say
they don't want republics constitutional mon
archy- German confederacy, with Frederick
| Wllllum of Prussia at its head-they say is good
1 enough for them We judge, however, from a
+ letter from Berlin by The Sarah Sands, published
in the N. Y. Tribune, that there is a Republican
: party in Berlin, Notwithstanding
POLAND.
No news from Cracow or Warsaw Posen
e has declared herself free, ami commenced a
' movement for the regeneration Of Poland, with
the concurrence OF Prussia.
RUSSIA
b Is ready for war, though it is predicted the
Emperor will have his hands full. March 26th
the Emperor issued Proclamalion calling upon
= the Russians TO maintain the honor of their name
and the invoablllly of their territory, closing
: with these words: " God is on our side undeis-
,and this ye people, and submit, for God is on
e our side"
!, ROME.
The Pope proclaimed his constitution, March
j IA.
;, NAPLES AND SICILY.
The King has not been prompt in proclailrng
his concessions, and therefore the fight was still
going on up TO the 7th ult, between troops and
d people. The Scian Parliament has met the
provisional government resigned its functions,
d recommending war against the King of Naples
unless he comedies every t'nDg required.
T. SPAIN.
e There was an iusurrection at Madrid Oh the
n night OF the Goth ut, but the troops succeeded
: in quelIing 1t.