Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-05-04
Later from EHrODc,

nc 0'edIl ohlp America, arrived at
New York, last Saturday. The news by
this arrival reported in the Boston DoiIy
Times, is to lengthy for our coIumns,F and
we can only give some Of the most impor-
tant items.
The great demonstration by the Chart
lists, in London, passed off very quietly,
and without any of those lamen,able con-
sequences that have attended similar as.
semblages in the other capitals of Europe.
The Government took the most precau.
tionary measures previous to the meet
ing; warning the people against any
infringement of the laws, or proceeding
IN large bodies in procession to the
Houses of Parliamenl; and vaslmiIi,ary
arrangements we're made TO preserve
the peace of The metropolis.
The aIacri,y with which II the middle
classes turned out tended more than any,
thing else topreserve tranquility. No
fewer than 200, 900 special constables
were enrolled in London, presenting a
force which would vie with any similar
body Of men in the world, and the -S4oisci
business of this overwhelming, -~Torce, an,
the other judicIous Arrangements tina
,-e-e made, sac a. ~ - $50 ... y OfIh'
Inc Cnar'ls'S ASST nbled in vast NINA
bers on Kenningn Common colIec,e,
from all me various "isricts around, and
it being intlmated to heir leader that the,
would not De a''o"ou to march in process
sion across the bride Two or I ree O
the delegates advised en 10 relnouisI
their design, and th%r peti,ion signed BY
it was said 500 600 Of persons was
dssG a.a!! 70 NJ House Of Commons by
two of the delegates,
-Four slight endeavors were made by
the thieves of London to pass over West
minister Bridge, but the Police force,
without any assistance, completely frus.
trated the attempt and a shower of rain
coming on oppor,uneIy, the crowd gradu.
ally dispersed. Such vas the termination
of the demonstration of London.
The same was the conclusion al the
several meetings which had been announc-
ed to take place in Liverpool, in Manches
ter, Glasgow and other places their re,
suits have only teuded to strengthen the
bands of the government,
In FRANCE, The reply of NJ. Lamar
tine to the Irish Delegates has propucet
a very saIutary effect throughout Europe
1t has given breathing time to all peace
ably disposed men engaged in commerce
or connected by other ties with France
and disposed them to anticipate, provided
war can be avoided, better issue out o
the present dlflicnhes than is general
expected
The professions Of workmen, planter
Of the trees of liberty, have been suppress
ed, but the love of The French for specta
c!es finds vent in the professions of We
men operatives. On Monday severa
hundreds of this class, marshaled in du
form, paraded the city with drums beat
! ''LS "hh AoiOio IiJhlu w lCsCnl luSl ~
! o. S,n,i ans i..t.' 'J"'e'~'s" - ,he cay d
thcH de Vile.
NJ Lamar,ne has received despalche
from the Ministers of Spain and Russia
respectively, giving assurances of tn
most friendly dispositions towards til
French Republic,
Throughout all Europe the greatest eS
ctemenl exists, The English Govern
ment does not conceal that it deepl
lamen,s tina, the King Of Sardinia shout
have invaded the domIGions of Austria
The Podmontese have pursued thel
victorious marcn through Lombardy-lh
Austrans fed at all points as they advant
ed, and Redetski has retired, with vie'
OF throwing himself into Verona, hayin
failed to accomplish passage bac
. through the Tyrol. No decisive engage
: ment has as yet taken place, but both al
mics must speedily come TO an engage
ment on the banks ofthe Minclo.