Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-06
Arrival Of the Sarah Sands.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND


From the MY. Commercial Advertiser, OF the 81. |
The stem packe, Sarah Sands, Capt. Thomp.
son arrived this morning fIom Liverpool,
Capt. Thompson left on the appointed day.
April 3d. end brings eight days later adv;ces from
England, and six from the continent OF Europe.
The late hour at which our papers came 10
hand prevents more than brief notice OF events
that trsnspired between The departure OF the Ouch.
D'Orleans and Sarah Sands.
The Merchants Traders Ship Insurance Co.
OF London has failed. The liabilities are osiima.
ted at f120,O00 all being losses in sea risks.
The intelligence Of the ratification Of the Mex
lean treaty, was received at London, on the 3lst
Of March, by the packet ship New World, which
landed her letter bags at Cork, from whence they
were despatched to London. ....
DEArn OF THE AMERICAN CoNsuL.-GrBRAL.
TAR, March 20.--Horatio Sprague, consul OF the
United States of America, at this port died this
day at quarter to one o'clock, in the 65lh year
OF his age -
IRELAND.
The condition OF ireland is still matter OF Sc
rious concern TO the Government. Disafection,
it is believed, is spreading, and rumor prevailed
that the Government was in possession Of inor>
nation of grave import.
Tipperary, Glare, and Limerick, seem to be
the principal scenes Of symptoms Of disafection.
Signal lights are often burned during the night,
The object Of which is not apparent.
A meeting Of the Privy council was held in
Dublin on the 10Th OF March; when the subject
Of consideration was the proprely Of putting into
force the Irish coercion act in the city Of Dublin.
and other large cities.
DEHMARK- Constitutional reforms have been
demanded here, loo, and the King, resisting, had
called on his royal cousin Of Prussia Tor sssls'
lance; bu, the King Of Prussia answered sha! he
could not interfere.
A letter from Hamburg OF March "a, says that
hostiltes between the King and people have. com.
menced.
A Provisional Government having been formed
in Kel one Of the Holssin provinces, and an
attack by the Danish troops upon Holsein being
looked for, the King Of Prussia had ordered troops
to the frontier, 10 see the German territory was
not violated
HoLLAND.-A temporary administration has
been formed and the people Of Amsterdam were
quoted. Revolutionary movements, however,
were still insgated by portions Of the press. and
the civil and military authorities were on the
alert.
LoMBARpY.-The King of Sardinia, had sent
fO,OUO ulcU " Jun tio iilSuIS eHloi
forwards he placed himself at the head Of this
army and marched to Milan, where he was pro.
posed King OF Sardinia and Lombardy.
The Austrian troops evacuated the citadel OF
Milan on the night of March 22d, and returned to
Mantua, Verona and Piszenza.
PoLAND.-Telegraph accounts say the revo.
ton in Poland broke out at Warsaw. the inhabi.
tans rising as one man against the Russian gar.
yisop The vaiired IN of tho adiacent
forts, and thence bombarded the city, which was
reduced TO ashes.
The revolution was extending throughout Pc.
land, but apparently with divided counsels, some
declaring for union with Prussia, others for the
kingdom OF Poland.
FRANcE.-The Provisional Government has
yielded to Ledru Rollin and his legion Of men in
bouses, and postponed the elections for the Ma
tional Assembly for a fortnight.
Louis Blanc's commission had arranged its
plan for establishing system OF national indus.
uy-comprsing workshops TO be opened by the
state, with division OF profits, &c.
The Provisional Government had supplied the
whole people with theatrical amusements gratis.
The commercial and financial difficulties are
still increasing.
revolutionary expedition from Paris, com.
posed OF Belgans and Ffenchmen. had marched
into Belgium to proclaim the republic there. but
no sooner had it crossed the frontier than the Bel.
eian forces gave them salute with artillery
which put them to fight in wild disorder and
were seen no more.
The expedition was disavowed before hand by
Lamarne.
There had been disturbances in several Of the
provincial towns, such as Lyons, Amieas Rouen,
&C., got up by ruffans with mercenary objects,
but the authorities succeeded in REFRESHING them
and order was in process OF restoration.
The Bank Of Bordeaux has given notice that
for the present, its terms OF discount will be five
per cent upon paper for Paris and per cent, for
paper upon Bordeaux. Money continues e1-
tremey scarce.
The Provisional Government was seeking to
borrow fifty millions from the Bank OF France.
The effect on monetary affairs was depressing.
La Presse, M. de Girardn's paper, had come
out in SO strong and decided opposition to the pro.
visiona Government; some angry feeling was ex-
cited bu! no violence has been committed against
the paper or its editor.
The Provisional Government was making large
military preparations. Large bodies OF troops
we're daily marching to Dion. which was made
the central military station. Ths Presse says that
three camps, forming disposabe force Of 100,.
900 men, are to be established.
The Moniteur OF March 3d. publishes the fol.
lowing among other DEGREES which are important
10 all connected in trade with France:
The provisional government have taken cogni.
zance Of the decree OF the LIST OF March, which
has prorogued for ten days the "echeance" Of
commercial bills due from February 22d to the