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Al meeting Of his club, on donday even.
ing, NJ. Banque denounced the national guards
as towards.
Before adiOuning. the meeting appointed
commissioners 10 come 10 an understanding
with about thirty other clubs, who advocated
the same principles.
Paris was thrown into great alarm on Tues.
day morning BY the beating Of the rappel. The
whole Of The guard turned out. and continued
Pa'rolling and marching, or in position, unIil
ten o'clock, when they were dismissed.
The cause Of the aleue was Information re.
eeived by the Government that the Hotel de
Vile. the Treasury, and the bank we're attack
ed by Ihseommunisls on Monday night.
IL was reported in official quarters that the
French navy is in such a state INSTRUMENTATION
with respect to ships and men, that the Proy-
slonal Government is not in position to make
demonstration ahoal. Ii is also stated thar the
Prince de Joinye is 10 be offered the command
Of the French feet.
The following Proclamations and DEGREES
have been issued by the Provisional Govern.
ment.
S8. Extends the delays and facilities for hav.
ing all bills, orders, and other documents re.
quiring to be stamped, wise, and egalized, to the
Gath of May, inclusively.
SO. SuPpresses the first and second sections
Of the general staff Of the reserve, "seeing the
imPerious necessity of reducing at this moment
the charges that weigh on the state."
GERMANY.
The state of Germany continues to exhibit
a lomentable and PerPlexing scene of anarchy
and confusion.
1t would be a needless task TO enumerate the
causes and incidents orIhe present disturbances
all over Germany.
RUSSIA.
The Cologne Gazette of the 18th of April
quotes a letter from the Bresan Gazette, by
traveller, ia which he says "lhat the accounts
of the movements Of the troops are uncertain
and contradictory. The Russian Government
is adopting every possible measure Of defence,
and with every iorbearance. The military re-
Inducements demanded by Prince Paskiewitsch
has arrived, and set off for the frontiers. lOO,.
900 are to follow, if necessity should require II.
PosEN.
Advices from Posen 10 the 10th state that the
proclamation Of General Willeson has pleased
neither the Poles or Germans. At Wrescheu,
Sehroda, Rogowo, the Poles have erected en-.
Tenchments, and have concentrated there the
principal part of their army. Ii is said that The
artillery are 10000 strong.
The summons to lay down their arms not
having had effect, a strong force has been dis
patched against the insurgents, provided with
A H.,
been ordered 10 act in conjunction with the
troops forming the second corps of the army,
and to relake by force al! the towns occupied
by The insurgents. The attack was to com.
mence on the 10Th, unless the insurgents should
capiIulate and lay down their arms.
AUSTRIA.
Great apprehenslons were entenanedin Wen.
ma, in consequence of meeting of operatives,
which was to have been held on Sunday. The
news Of the ridiculous failure of the Chartist
attempt in London, arrived at Vienna on Satur.
day, and so inspired the burghers composing
the national guard that they turned out in such
force as TO render any attempt hopeless on the
part of the operatives 10 create an emeute.
The basis of the new Austrian constitution
has just been published. The following is an
extract:
"The attribute of mercy and the right of be.
slowing rewards belong to the Emperor, but
mercy cannot be extended to the Ministers with
out the sanction of Parliament. The laws are
to be administered publicly in open courts by
verbal peadings, and trial to be by jury. The
judges will be appointed for life. All projects
of laws are to be proposed as we'll as sanctioned
by the Emperor. The Emperor will assemble
the Parliament annually, and he must call them
together at stated intervals. He has the right
TO prorogue and dissolve them. Freedom of
religion, speech, the press, petition and public
meeting, is granted to every citizen, subject 10
future laws. Entire liberty Of conscience and
religion. The free exercise of religious wor.
ship is accorded to all Christians and Jews"
The Austrian Government has ordered the
Jesuis to quit Lnz. This step has given con.
siderable satisfaction, even to the Roman Cath
olc population.
Advicos have been received from Vienna to
the 18Th inst. On the 10Th inst, the Emperor
proceeded to Presburg in order to close the ses.
sion of the Hungarian Diet, but returned on the
following day.
Some dissatisfaction is expressed at the delay
of The Austrian Government to bring forward a
scheme for the formation of a representative as
sembIy.
From the Richmond (Va.) Republican.
Another Letter from Gen, Taylor.
We subioin an important letter from Gen,