The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-01
Arrival CT the Caledonia.
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE
French Revolution.
New York. March 2S.-1 A M.

New YORK, March 2S--1 A M.
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Bos-
ton at taIf past 9 O'Clock last night, and
III" following summary OF the important
news rcceiv,d by her has just reached
this city:
Riots in London, Glasgow, and Edn-
burg, have taken place
The European Times, dated Liverpool,
Sunday, March -, says:
1t is sand that the revolution has spread
through ut France. All the Depart
ments have joined the Republic Louis
Philippe and the Royal family, with
Guizot, have arrived in England.
The revolution in France is now M
G,t occompic. The abdicat!on Of Louis
Philippe, the appointment and REJECTION
OF a regency, the complete triumph OF
the Parsians over the army, the estab-
li>hmcnt of a Provisional Government,
the proclaim Of a Republic the over
throw Of the House Of Peers and titled
dist notion, the ciptate and affect
fight OF all the members Of the Orleans
family and their misguided ministry to
orr own shores or other places Of exile.
The immediate reco snitlon of the new
Republic Of France by Great Britain,
Belgium Sw tzcrland, and the United
States, have al! fallen in such rapid sue
ccssion, that the events Of every hour
come .eeming with some mighty occur
renee affecting the doctrines of whole
nations and dynas.ics. The Sp"cu!atonS,
respecting the causes incidents and prob
aIln results of tins sudden, SERIOUS, and
mighty soclll convu!Slon, are various
and wrlghty.
The tact, stand out in historical hndness
of outline. depicted in such l. deIIhle charHc-
lers lralihev mrSt endure unit tn" last syU,
able ofr'roued time. A provisional gov
prmen, has bee. organil, d by our ne4hbors,
the members ot which are celebrated
!hroughon, the world for genius, eoqnence,
and science Some nl hen ave OF almost
romantic integrity. Carried away 10y the
elnQneuce o. Lanarline. the excited, nm
convertible mob of Paris threw down the
nu,kers, which n,he frs, fuzzy oti',eit new
bora, zeal for Iitcry they had taken up a.
gallst the popular lrahr aHd hy thrlr u
uai'lmOn~ shouts invested the pro i>cnai 40v-
,rineui with tuII authority. As H." X vo!o-
nru oi JuIv WAS the work Of the Buc9eolSe.
81 i, III. revolution of 1918 the act and deed
of ihp working glasses. who have sealed The
aHuauratun of lhelr iahors with the il own
hIuud
Uhr cneslion which every one asks Of his
rpl4hb,r i, .'wW il MJ!' Every man in
En4aud aud we believe, elsewhere, hopes
so Lmmarline himself SAYS. il III, address
Ia foreign powers" w dcSTc tr b"monfy,
Nat lcocc mig be nhetryd' We cre hopc r.'
PARIS, March Cur latest adyiCes
from Paris rtpr sent the city as tranquil,
vi the financial crisis still continues
unaLatCd and SOme eminent houses are
SpJ oxen of as being in difficulties, but no
further failures have been announced
The funds have fallen considerable. On
the Slh the Three pr cent. funds OPEN
ed at 30 francs. aud after having Leen
done at As francs closed az ~ francs,
whilst the | i've per cents opened of 80
francs, done at 14t. and closed at 75t.
There was no tunuIt or agitation. All
was sad and gloomy. Men came ard Of
tered their secur ties for money only, at
whatever pricet they could get, but scarce
| " buyer could be found.
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A statement has recently appeared in
some OF the pap, rs that railroad iron had
been shipped from this country 10 En-
gland The explanation is this: the rails
sent to England were some English rails
Of an interior quality, winch had been
living in NV York for sale, for some
time. without finding purchaser.
The fact is now well established that A.
mcrlcan rails are better than English.
The New Jersey Railroad Company,
/ few weeks ago. made contract to pnr-
chase 1000 tons OF the Trenton Iron
Company, at SCI per ton, which was IS
or SO above The price nt En4Iirh rails. The
/ New Jersey Rail Road Company has tried
/ both English rails and those made a! Iren-
ION ard preferred to hny the latter at tins
difference Of price. Since this contract was
made, the piire has risen in England and
the United SlaieS-N. Y Tribune.
Mr.. VAN Observation-Disclosures Van
Buren, has declined public dinner ten
dcrcd him by a number o! his political
friends in Philadelphia. Fl" says he has
never IN his Whole political career &C
copied any such offers, having always
preferred to receive the proofs Of the
iricrd. hip Of his friends through the less
formal channel OF friendly and social in
trrCourSe.
Mr.. CLAWS BIRTH DAY. The Phila-
lrln hia News says that Henry lays
birthday will he ccI'Lr'nd TINS year with
unusual >plr Ly his friends he ar
rarocuen,s beng made in Fhiladt hia