Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-17
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NEWS EsI 'EssE. BRITANNIA.
ENGLAND.

The House Of Commons passed the
Security Bill by an overwhelming MAORI
". Both Houses adjourned over for the
Easter recess.
Meetings n favor Of Chaitist move
mcnts had been held in almost every
town of note. The Convention adjourn
the province: and adopting petition TO
the Queen praying the dismissal of her
Ministers. In some districts the middle
classes have fraternizrd with them, and
at Birmingham and Nottingham, meeting,
of merchants favorable 10 some points.
advocated by the Chartist. had been held
IRELAND.
Still continued in a state of great I'm.
happiness and agitation; less fears were
however. entertained Of outbreaks OF the
preasantry. The speakers q, Cancellation
Hall were moderate. and the ConG.dera.es
were less war like than heretofore.
Puoiic demonstrations in support Of the
government had been held in various ports
Of The country
The deplorable state Of Ireland which
was apparently on the verge of a civil
war. continued 70 occupy the attention Of
all classes.
The differences between the Rcpcalers
headed by O'Connell. and the party led
on by Mr.. MITCHELL were greater every
day.
The weekly rent had fallen of to e25
sterllng; and il was very etidcnt thar a
numerical majority Of the Irish people
are IN favor OF outrageous measures. and
III every part of the country the people
continued to supply themselves with arms
FRANCE.
\ grand National festival 10 celebrate
the determination of the ARMY and Ma
tlonal Guards, took place at Paris on the
2oth The celebration was concluded by
Military demonstration the like Of which
was never before Witnessed
The whole of the forces under arms.
consisting of $4,000 National and Mo-
bile Guards, and 5000 troops Of the Line,
marched around and through the Boule-
wards with fifty drums beating and colors
flying. The procession occupied eigh,
hours in passing. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed throughout. and the mos,
kindly feelings were manifested towards
the troops. National Guards. and the Pro
visional Government. This demons,ra-
ton tended 10 strengthen greatly the con.
fidence Of the moderate members Of the
Provisional Government
4 scheme having become known, by
which the Prince de Joinvillc was to be
preferred as President Of the Republic. a
decree would shortly appear banishing the
whole Orleans dynasty
Lamaratne had proposed an alliance
offensive and defensive between tho French
and Swiss Republics
On Sunday the 10th, Paris was again
the scene of extraordinary commotion.
The people engaged by the authority OF
the Provisional government at the publ
cation OF some papers found at Guzot's,
lmpeaching his political character, de.
clared them to be forgeres; demanded
Lamaratine and the moderate members Of
the Provisional government. and swore to
overthrow il and TO establish new gov.
eminent. from which all but extreme Radi.
cal members of the existing government,
were to be excluded. Ledru Rollins
possessing immense influence with the
Communist party. he was ableqlb summon
an immense concourse Of people at the
Champ de Mars, which he haranpucd If
the most infiamatory manner.
Inc government was compelled 10 cal
on the National and Mobile Guards and
TWO regiments Of she Lane, in all nearly
2oc.OOO men. Cannon were planted Al
the Hotel dc Vile. and by the firm stand
taken by the government. order was re
stored w:ihou. restoring 10 more extreme
: measures.