The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-01

Guard, and the names OF fke following me MIXERS Of IN
PROVISIONAL government were psoclaed amidst seen
which has not been witnessed since the Convention;
Il N. Lamartine. NJ. Cremeux. ~. 49,"
This hist was received with cries OF "Viye Ia Re,,t
8 Viie TO install the Provisional Government ' ~
Larssr iNrELLIoEscr.--Ths following proeiama,io,
. has been posted at the Bourse: = -
! Orders have been given 10 cease firing eyeryxber.
isfry. '-"s " ''" N'''h'
The Chamber will be dissolved and an appeal be mad
General LameIeiere has been appointed Commander
...a. ra.f-.as ODILos BARHor, ....t
.s4r. DryxneIk R De HaUsANNF,
:, An the Ministers have quilted mem hotels.
The Bounse IS closed. a.
i" PAnis. Friday, o o'elock, A. NJ
Republic has been proclaimed. The King and his
The provisional government already apuontsd Ia,
been confirmed. The following are ministers: DIuonI
lie PEare. Presidents Lamstine, Foreign Affairs; ARA
Carnot Public Instruction Bethmout Cornlne rec: La
moneiere, War; Genier hges, confirmed as Mayor OF
Of tss s,S"s 2, Deeoas Coz"
An communication BY Tslvsyani diligence is saspen-
dea Ihe station Of the Norhem railway has been
tranquil ia the quarter OF the fdAeries. = u =
fiaipast nine o'cock-The following notice has just
Ia DE Name Of the sorereig7. People. Citizens-The
PROVISIONAL Government has just been installed II is COM
passed. by the viii of ue people, OF the citizens. Frederick
tfago, Louis Blanc, Marie Lamsrn, 1oon, Ledru Ro-
I'm, Recuf, Maras Albeu-to watch over the execution
ottAe measures which will be taken by Government The
WI OF the people has chosen for delegates la the depart
men OF the police, the Citizens Coussdiefe and Soblier
The same sovereign VIII Of the people has the
citizen r. Arago to the Direction ener OF the Posof
/ tee.
AS first execution Of the orders gvei by the Proyi-
onsi Government II Is advised that the akers,
nshes OF provisions Of Paris keep thei shops open
all those who may have aston for then.
Is expressly recommended to the people not TO quit
men arms the POSITIONS OF their evolutionary attitude
Ihty have often been deceived BY is important
at they should not give opportunities t0attaoks Grim
NAL as they are terrible.
| The following order has also just been fsued:
In the name of the French people,
IL lntrnieted 10 the members OF the EN Chamber Of
4 Piers %
| Paris, eth February.
DuroST (del 'Eure.) An CEENIEUN.
| LANAHTINE. MiaIs.
| Ex.thamber OF Peers Is rather siniho ant
Pans tins morning is perfectly qnet Sui the shops are
closed, and The streets arc barncslied ssbeiorc.
The people crowd the streets, Snd aI preparing to go
| TO attack the Castle OF Vinoennes,
Prince Loas Napoleon Bonaparte SET out ior Pans
from London ON Saturday morning.
q Italy.
The work OF smehoraion in Italy go,s bravelv on -
The S.ciais have wrung from Ecrtinad the eoaIstu.
ton of 1872 the Parliament To assemble II Palermo. A
regency Is appointed during the minong OF the Prince
i
Troops have returned o Naples ami the ling lTanted
amnesty Ia all political offenders, those eags ged
~ the affairs Of lsi The constitution w,S proclaimed at
Naples on the i2ih inst.
Rome.
In Rome, Affairs wear teverisl aspd-t The people
evidently abonag under the excitement produce by
the great political changes AROUND them. and desire to
ake stirring pan in the regeneration ofter country
They seem 10 be heartily SICK oi the Austrian yoke,
whose bshtng influence has been born, 40 long ami
patiently Ruinors reyai that az Pils IA would not
march quickly his subjects desired the road 10
Improvement, they had dePossd him. short time viii
test the accuracy Of the statement lie hal seeularSed
s Ministry BY the admission OF three laynien AMI had
promised some further political reforms
Austria.
The Austrian troops aud the students of Psdua have
COLLISION and the result has been that upwards
of 100 persons have been Killed and wounded.
Lord Palnerston made declaration In the House OF
Commons the other evening, which much satisise
ton, il quetS all mmeda'r apprehension OF a En-.
ropesn The Austrian MASTER declared 10 the Brit
sh Cabinet that would not Interfere with The polite al
amelioranons OF which Italy the This ooncu
SION arrived at by Prince Meuemioh u ia ioleraiy
clesI after most unmistakeahc hint from Lord Palmer
ston, that any aseh interference would meet with The
strongest sPleas OF the cabinet Owhioh he Is
Der.
The celeprAied Lola Montez has been astonishing the
BayaTlans MI les than the fceb monarch who has made
himself the laughing sOck ol Europe by his chi auus de-
Nu,ion To the Spanish enohaiirSs The accounts
neGed with this aair>rcad mor HE the tales OF some
enchanted castle than an occurrence M real life Of
number OF yo1ns Students whom she toos under her
lection, nsulied and having forwarded com
plant Countess Landsfcld she cit her home
the purpose Ot punlshing the offeudcI The people
reused 10 action expressed then aud she
PEELED la take refuge from their fury church. where
she was soon oine by the King who had heard Of her
PeIiouS situation Here Lola threw herself at the altar
Ia invoke blessing on her "best her only tnend"
Leaving the Church and being pressed by the mob. she
drew pistol. who seized and the unfortunate dan
Ger, was treated very scurvly hy the Populaoe Un
mstry the affair ended serious not which compelled
Lola Moniez tO leave MtniCh aud she IL SAID 10 be
CA her way to England.
England.
THK EssLIsH MINIsrRY.-The European Times says:
The present Ministry are eyideidy doomed and hciray
all the varaton Of Defeated in the Lords
the Diplomatic relations BntleIcated IN the Commons
ou Mr.. Wards motion for moncy-opposed on the Hui
grt. and obliged tn make exlanatDn amer eNpanshon-
having RECOURSE To secret committee FOR the estimates
AMI then giving thai up rs hnnaeboahe-their reign
seems of bal short duration. Having first opposed the
inc tax when IL o1mesied IN order to relieve
the springs OF trade AMI make sr ior the descaon OF
their miserable addition To tsNauon IN tSo. and n'sw
adopting H. and extending H. IDEAS that are at once tn
fling air usultng-havng advocated economy IN oppo
sillon, ami been unexampey pOiuse OF expenditure IN
office. ..E llr -.h
on Tuesday nj ght they gave up the secrecy of the
committee ON he navy and army estimates they had pro
posed the night before. They ioVnd II was warranted
neither by president reasop aud motives
they might have for coneeanen they were compelled to
yield 10 the good sense of the pubic We shall nov Prub
ably know the trse for Increasing the navy and
estimates, snd how much OF that increase Is due 10
their tlml1ltN confidence the people,
and how much 70 the Influence OF interested advisers.
Failures OF Merchants and Blankets IN England and
other parts OF Europe &C. since the publication of 'e
European Times. OF the fh February: W. Clay d Go,
Manchester warehousemep, London; Commercial Benk,
Conducted by Charles Dubois, Iisvre; H. n A. Crooke
d Co.. merchants, Calcutta; M David. corn mere hant
Caen; - Il.mIningway, African merchant, Liver
pool; Ho~itkin.Dn Il Co, merchants, Caeuita Laker
stein & Bro, do, dos Livngston, syres Co. do, do
NJ. l.. Luylt. banker, Pans II. Mellor u Co., man,ac
turers, Hotsersfied osen, Alhusen d Co.. me rlants,
Calcutta; Renaeh d Co., bankers, Mentz; sewshnrn
Lo * Co, sugar merchants; Vinsy, CardOza 81 Co. mer
chants, Madras; wirnhoh d Co.. merchants, Calcutta
Loss or the AMERICAN SHIP LAwRENcE-By adj.
Singapore To announce the total
of the American whaler Lawrence, which left Pough.
keepie the iotn July, 1915 bound ON whaling voy-
age Fraaa statement published Dy How, the mate,
we learn that the night OF the 9Th OF May 1916, whilst
vicinity of the japan islands, the vessel struck
rock and the entire put on in three boats, only
oDso Of which. howrver. reached land In safety.
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.l- sssii RsrsAes.
CFrom the Baltimore SUM-
We find foreign papers received by the Cambria
variety OF important intelligence IN addition 10 the CO.
| pious details we published Yesterday.
We have howe yer, still later intelligence received BY
London correspondent, who, at the moment OF the
departure o the steamer, informs ea in brief note that
Louis Philippe had arrived In England, and that Lord
John Russell had resigned Premier of the English
ministry. We find IN the NV York papers Iumos
OF the resignation Of Lord John Russell, and there Is no
doubt il is correct. correspondent states 10 De
a fact As to the arrival of Louis Philippe In England
find that the Liverpool Mail, of the e6th uit has
teegrsphc despatch announcing that he had landed al
/ Fokstone.
We also find in new paper. called the London Telc
| graph, the following, under its teiegrapi'c news:
FRIDAY night 10 o'olcck.Vmious rumors were in cir
oulaton that Louis Philippe had arrived at Mvsrts no
tel but to this hour ntmaon OF the King arnva
PonTsMorrn. Friday, Feb e5th.--Greni sensation ],
now prevailing here, on account o the expected arrya
OF Louis Philippe about midnight