The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-16
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Chartist Meeting passed oh QuietIy-.-IrisA RevOiters oveFawcd by the Government tor the present.---War Commenced with shleswig and Holstein by Denmark. ..-. Pierce Battle fought at FleasbuFg--Danes vIctoTioas-~PTusStan Troops ordered to support Hoisiein-~InsurrectiOa in Hes<e- Cassel. el.--k'TightfRl Riot in Cologne--Aus- triaas everywhere defeated--Rc cV OIuti0n. Hry movements in Posen. .~-Stcphen de. clarcd kiag of fHunEary.~.Serioas distnr. bances at PeteTsburgh.-. RuSsia Pronoun. ccs Neutrality.
 New York. April 29. lStS. The Royal Mail Steamer America has arrived from Liverpool, with dates from that place 10 the l5lh inst, and London to the lI'h both inclusive, making the trip in n days.
 The great ChRrliS meeting, sgreeably te notice, was hed al Lon,on ihe 10th inst, and although by far the largest meeting ever held n the metro polls, everything passed of quietly. rhere was up wards of 0,01U persons present. The petition was presented to Parliament by the Reputation through MT Fergus 0Connor.
 The Revolters, overawed for the present by the Government, remain quiet, but active preparation, were going on fer a revolution.
 Gunsmihs and blacksmiths throughout the eoun. try were still mostly engaged manufacturing arms the supply of which were rapidly increasing. The peasaniry every where praeiicng shooting. and in other respect making themselves acquainted with the use oi arms.
 The Repeal papers are very violent, and continue to urge the people io action.
 O'Connell had an interview with Lord John Rus. sell and jt is said that be asked large concessions which the Hon, Lord refused and intimated that in doing he oaly expressed the intentions of tho Co., veInment
 Denmark commenced war with the Dutchies of Holstne and Shieswig, and fierce battle was fought near Fleusburgh m which the Danes were victorious. The loss on both sides was heavy. The ar.4e -Sn.l.- fa port of IIolestn, and the intention Was, should the King of Denmark retaiiatr, by stopping their pass age round to invade his territory. This will un- doubtedly lead to warm works between the Danes and Russians.
 la Hesse- -Cassel an instruction had broken out. A irigh,iul riot occurred at Cologne on the 10th instant,
 The excitement at Madrid, caused by the at- temped revolution, had teen aayed, and al the la- test dates the city quiet.
 The Austrian troops were every where defeated by the people of LombSrdy.
 The Polish committee in PoSen, established sub committees throughout the Grand Duchy, calling on the people for arms and urging them 10 prepare for war.
 The Russian troops had been driven out, and the Treasury seized. The Eagles were torn down, and in order to prevent communication the mails were entirely destroyed
 Holland and Belgium qniet.
 Atch Duke stephen had been deetarec hinS oi Hungary.
 Turkey finally acknowledged the French Repub. lie.
 Serious disturbances hal occurred at St. Peters burg
 Berlin. Rome. Palermo and Milan tranquil The Emperor of RussiA promises neutrality II his possessions are not attacked
 In France military preparations continued,
 Reported Arrival of Louis Philippe.
 New York. April 29. IL is reported that Louis Philippe, Ex-king of France | 5 arrived in the America.