The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06
RECOGNITION OF THE REPUBLIC OF
FRANCE BY GREAT BRITAIN.

o'sP"'Su eahhe WiouSh from our telegraph
&c correspondent at New York.
She sailed from Liverpool on the l2i
inst, and has been over fiteeu DAYS on he
passage, bringing thirteen DAYS later intel
ligence from Europe.
IL - said that the revolution has spreat
throughout France. All the Department.
have joined the Re puJlic. Louis Phillips
and the Royal family, with Guizo,, have
arrived in England.
The European Times, dated Liverpool,
Sunday, March II, says:
The revolution in France is now an fat
occompii. The abdicaiion of Louis Pnil
> iippe, the appointment and rejection of a
regency, the complete triumph OF The Pa.
Tisians over the army, the establishment
OF PROVISIONAL Government, The proclaim
OF Republic, the overthrow Of the House
OF Peers and titled Distinctions, the preci.
plate and ab)sct flight Of all the membe
Of the Orleans family and their misguided
ministry TO our own shores or other places
OF exile, the immediate recognition Of the
new Republic ot France by Great BRIAN,
Belgium, Sutherland, and the L. States,
have all fallen ia such rapid succession,
That the events Of every hour Come TEEN.
ing with somc mighty occurrence affect.
sng The doctrines OF whole nations aud dy.
nasiies.
A decree has gone forth that a new Ma.
fional Assembly is TO be called on the 2Uth
oil April, wheel the Provisional Govern.
me"t WIN resign ITS power into The hands
o. Inc d. native Government. Universal
suffrage, aud vote by ballot are 10 SECURE n
Hbehy, equality and fraternity 10 France. b,
Oar latest aivIces from PARIS, are TO q
March b, and represent the CITY as tran. kf
Qoh, bu. the hnahcial crisis stdl continues IA
unabated. and some eminent houses are sh
spoken Of as being in difficulties, but no IN
further failures have been announced. b.,
The Arch Bishop Of Paris, accompsni.
ed by two Wears generals, preserved bun. fo,
sell TO the Provisional Government on AN
Tuesday, and gave ia his adhesion to the nj.
new order OF ,hlngs in the name Of The a
entire clergy of The Diocese. 81.
England waits with her arms folded io Il,
oeep and anxious alarm, for the next scene az
OF tins "srange, eyeuiful history" ",
L" London, triflng disposition to riot III
was experienced in the early part OF the
week. but the disorderlies were confined c,
10 mischiesous boys and citizens oct Of a,
employment. Oder was speedily restored. W
In Glasgow, The tutnfls were mere Sc. ii
rions, and several parsons were unlortu. as
nately shot By the military The rioters "
IN That CITY were merely thieves who plan. la
dered the shops and have evidently no DO. &C
li,ical object in view. or
In lfeiatd, no breach Of the peace has ii
yet taken place. buI the exciting language III
oil CERTAIN portions Of the press, which sur. O.
passes any thing within our recollection, CT
has not escaped the attention of the au. NJ
thorities. ..
The Ey.king and Queen Of France ar. ~
rived at Brighton lEnslandl on the ] of u
March. The King, in landing, was dress. "a
ed IA green blouse aud blue ovef.coat. Il,
borrowed Of the captain Of the Express. n
The king had not. in fact, change Of in
cloihing. The Ey.k,ng and Queen have, /,
Tor some days. been moving from farm. c,
house 80 farm house, 10 the neighbofbood
Of Ifeson. They we're nearly exhausted
by fatigue; and, on his arrival, the Kiup
siaiei that, night or two back, he had nj
thought Of giving himself up. /,
On landing, The Ey king and Queen IL
were weic-med by the Inhabitants, nearly la
the whole Of whom had the qualification II
o. beng shaken BY the hand by Louis 81
Philippe. 81
PANS. Feb. 29.-Mr. Rush. Ambassa. n,
dor Of The United States, accompanied by h
MIR. Martin and major PIneson also waited
on me members OF the Provisional CIV. Ii
ernment, TO whom he delivered f.iter. Il
ine address. The following details If this
interview are taken from the National:
Al O'Clock, the representative minis. d.
tei OF me oniled States went to the IIo.
tel de Vile, in formal recognition of the II
fsovisional Government, to whom he de-
iYefed fitieIins address. Ii was appro.
pirate 10 the repicseniaiiye nf The Amer. Ct
can Union, to be the hfsi to welcome our Ct
iniani Republic, for there is no bond mp,e al
powerful between nations than community
OF sentiment. The step Ia ken by the min. h
lister Of the United States ba. mad. e,;s. fl
u,s circumstances Of serious importance.
A0h"sh fully expected, it has touched a.
ohe'y al The members Of the Provisional
S'serEmeni; and, after an interview in 4,
winch were exchanged the noble.t ssn,;. :,
meats, they IN body accompanied this Rem. r.
fesenaiise OF great nation 10 The th,esh. h,
bold OF the Hsei de Vile, as a proof oe ~
the Cordial affection which mus, ever ex,s, :,
bef~een the American and French Re. 3,
puhiics. !"
The whole OF the Colonies of The Josh !.
and 7sh were nearly all nassacred by r.
Their own men for refusing To march a.
gaiast the Thuileries.
AUSTRIA.
The Resignation Of Prince NJ e,tero;ch :;
y iaoo0unced Tor certainty 10 Paris Ga c,