Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27

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NEW YORK, Friday, r. NJ.
The steamer Sarah Sands sIed from Liverpool OIL
the 3lst inst thus bringing eight days later from Eu
rope. She was talegraphad at 10 10 A. M thi
morning, ana her news by steamboat express to tht
New York Sun, reached that Office at about oclocl
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The Sarah Sands brings the news that the Chartist
were in almost revolt in England
The Irish were buying arms of all kinds, and the
Police were fraternlZng with the people.
Troops have been semitic Scotland to prevent dlstur
Dances there.
The Chartists were to meet at Nottingham on the
Sd inst. They had previously proposed to march $780,
900 strong into London, all armed.
The telegraph wires between Liverpool and Lon
don were broken when the Sarah Sands left.
France continues quiet except little disturbances
among the workmen
! All Northern italy is in full revolt, and the Austrl
an troops were driven before the people in all direc
tons.
The report of the Pru88ian republic is contradcted
The King was still on his throne and granting conces
sions. There is every probability of war between
Germany and Russia.
All is tranquil in Austria.
The Duchy of Schleswlg, Denmark, declared its
Independence. Provisional Government at Rell.
March 26th-Hostilities broke out at Frederckstadt
between the Danes and Scheswig Holstelnes
| The Austrlans will unite with the Nornlans
The Russian fleet were coming down the Baltic
and cannon were planted at Etsnore to intercept it
destined to render assistance to the King of Naples
All the lower part of Russia was said to be in revolt
| Several arrests were made in Spain, of person,
charged with sedltious movements
The Pope hls issued a proclamation exhorting the
Church to respect the rights Of the Kings.
| The King Of Naples has abandoned Sicily and ap.
pealed for as slstance to the other powers.
Venice has separated itself from Austria and formet
Provisional Government.
An attempt has been made to assassinate the Rus
sian Emperor the bullet pierced his hat
There are near 10000 men on the frontiers of Pc
land.
The King of Prussia was determined to uphold the
German Confederation.
! The Governments Of Hanover and Brunswick ac
! in concert-20000 troops marched by the frontier
The latest intelligence from Paris by electric tolc-
graph, gives interesting particulars OF the evacuation
of Milan by the Austr.ans, and of Revolution II
Modem. Instructions had taken place at Padua, vi
emu and Trieste
Austria cannot be expected to refrain from war fo
the preservation of her remaining territory it is
ported that she is to receive assistance from Russia.
These important facts fill the Paris papers of yes
terday.
From Germany there is little of importance. The
King of Hanover was considered to be dangerously
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The "Abelle du Nord," the official and persona
organ of the Russian Emperor, contains an article o
the most offensive kind against the French Nation
1t was rumored in Paris that French army wa
about to be formed on the Rhine and that 10000 troop
in Algeria would be called to form part of it.
Another army of 10000 was to be formed at DIXON
Accounts from Lyons continue unsatisfactory
Two thousand wofkmen attacked, on the 10th inst
the military stores of Perrache, and possessed them
selves of several thousand carbines.
Paris is tranquil. The police were most active il
the arrest of maletactors.
The Courier de Lyons says the workmen in the cit
were in revolt.
They had demanded and took forcible possession O
the powder magazine, and seized on a quantity O
arms and at the time the paper was going to press
an order was given that public carriage should
allowed to leave the city,
Natives of Savoy paid into the relief fund for work
men without employ 5,375 francs. Journeymen cali
co printers presented 1900 francs to the Provisona
Government
M. Arago intends forming condition for coast de
fences similar to that appointed by the Minister c
War