Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Of the Royal Family-the House Of Peers
abolished-the Republic Recognized by
England, Belgium. SwitzerlaSsd and the
United States-Decline in the French
Funds-Great Pecuniary Embarrass-
ments-R.ception of the News in Pras-
STA. Austria, Bavaria and Italy-Arrival
of Louis Philippe and the Ex.Qneen in
England--Proposed Constitution Tor the
Republic, Sc, SC.
LOUISVILLE, MhtHgt.-
The British steamer Caledonia arrived
this morning at Boston, from Liverpool,
which port she left on the 18th instant.
The Revolution in France may be con-
sidered as complete. The proposition Of a
Regency, which followed the abdication Of
Louis Philippe was rejected. The army
had, at all points, yielded to the ascenden-
cy of the people. A Provisional Govern
ment was first organized, and then success
'ful measures were taken for the formation
of a Republic.
The House of Peers and Titles have
been abolished. The whole Orleans fami-
ly have taken flight; as also the late min
istry.
The recognition of the new Republic by
England, Belgium, Switzerland and the
United States has followed in rapid success
sion.
A Provisional Government has been es-
tablished, the members of which are cele-
brated throughout the world for genius, eio-
quence and science; some Of them for al
most romantic integrity. Entirely carried
away by the e~loquence of Lamaratine, the
mob of Paris, hitherto SC excited, threw
down their muskets, which ia the first fury
of their newborn liberty, they have lev
elled against the popular ladoIs, and unan-
imous shouts invested the Provisional Gov
eminent with supreme authority.
Plsls, March 9.
Paris was at last dates Tranquil, but the
financial crisis was undated. Eminent
houses were reported as embarrassed, but
no further failures. Funds had fallen con-
siderably. On the 9Th, the 3 per cents were
at 5Of., then fell to 46, but closed at H.
Five per cents opened at 81, but were
down as low as "a, and closed at Is.
There was no tunult or agitation, but
there was much gloom. A high price and
securities were offered for money, but lit
lie could be obtained.
The tidings of the Revolution reached
Vienna on the LIST instant, and produced a
deep sensation.
The Archbishop of Paris, accompanied
by two Wears General, had presented him
self to the Provisional Government, and
gave in his adhesion, in the name Of the
whole clergy of his diocese.
Eight hundred mercantile firms connect
ed with the Paris Bourse, waited on the
Provisional Government, to ask further de-
lay Of a month On bills maturing the 29th.
This request being refused, they
ed their determination to dismiss their
clerks and workmen, and began to refuse
compliance with their engagements.
Toulon papers Of the lltl, state the ar
rival off that port of the Due d'Aumule
and Prince de Joinville, and add, that they
communicated with Admiral Baudin, who,
through the telegraph, applied to the Gov
eminent for admission into France. 1t is
said the Admiral has been authorized to
place a steamer at the disposal of the Roy
al Brothers, to convey them whithersoever
they choose.
Prussia.-A correspondent OF Cologne
writes that the middle classes of Prussia,
as in the Rhenish provinces, are resolved
on the achievement of political independ-
|ence, and to attain a voice in the govern
ment. They are peaceful, but resolutely
devoted to the country and firm in assert
ing their rights.
.Austrsa.-The resignation Of Mstternich
is announced as a positive fact ,
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