The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10
State Of the Markets.
&C., &c, &C.


arrived last night at IL o'clock. She sailed from
Liverpool ON the 25th ult., and her news is,
therefore, four days later than that received by
the Washington.
The Hibernia arrived off Sandy Hook in the
afternoon. She was Immediately boarded by
the special express steamer Telegraph, Captain
Parks, and the files for the NeW York Herald
brought to the city three hours in advance of the
arrival of the H. at her pier.
The news is important. All over Europe re-
publicanism is springing up in wild luxurlance.
Annexed is the intelligence in few Words
In Milan, riots of serious character had bro
ken out, and at the departure of the courier the
people and the troops were fighting in the streets
The cause of the riots was the idea possessed by
the people that the Emperor was not sincere in
granting constitution.
Much rotlng had taken place at Munich. The
police office had been demolished, and the win
dows of the palace assaulted with stones. The
sold,ery had forcibly scattered the mob; but it
was thought that the abdicaton Of the king was
by no means unlikely. There are rumors to the
effect that he had already abdicated.
In Hanover the censorship of the press has
been voluntarily abolished by the king. The
attempted Smeute was a complete failure.
Ire failure of M d'Eichthal is the principal
intelligence from Paris. The French republic
was progressing. In the provinces of France,
the commi ssioners of the government had been
using to the full the almost unlimited powers
granted them by the circular of M. Ledru Rollin
The proceedings at Blois, as detailed in an arti-
Gle from the Constitutional, which will be found
elsewhere, have justified all the fears entertain
ed from the publication of M. Rollins circular
The Minister of the Interior has directed a
government commissioner to confer with the
English consul relative to the claims of the Eng
lish workmen expelled from Rouen. 1t is said
that tine government contemplates the purchase
of the railways, paying the shareholders In five
per cent stock.
At Berlin, all had become quiet, as also al
Vienna.
The revelation in Ireland had been postponed
by the arrest Of the revolutionary leaders in
Dublin.
The financial crisis was intense.
Cotton was down little.
There had been an improvement in corn.
The following is the last bulletin of the health
Of the Queen of England:
"BucxIreHAM PALACE,
"March ~, lsls, AM
"The Queen and the infant Princess continue well.
JAMES CLARK,
"CHARLEs LococK,
"RoBERr FERGUsoN.
Hsr Msjssty's recovery Is so far advanced that
more bulletins Will be issued"
lnsurrectl0n In Lombardy.
We learn also that dispatches have been recsved in
Paris announcing the important fact that Lombardy s
II IL stated that the movement commenced In Bergsmo
and Brescha, and ensued ct Milan 1t added that the
The following n.ws corroborstVs Of the above. sp
pears In the R'ssrgimento OF Turin -
The yioeroy of Lomb.rdy. having left Milan at
O'Clock on the morning OF the 18th, like q fugitive,
cted by 500 hussars met at Casssno with the courier
who the bearer Of the latest from Vienna The
following proclamation was posted up ct Milan, on the
The President Of the Imperial Government hastens
to to tho public the contents Of teegrapbc
despatch dated Vienna, 18TH inst resolved at uni on
He same day and At Milan yesterday evening His i'm
on Ss OF n
and the convocaton Of the German and savonic Staes
az also the central congregation: Of the Lombsrdq
On the is.h, M. CsssAti chief magistrate Of Milan,
demand the liberation of the individuals arrested in the
oours Of the latter months. This demand having been
people assembled on the squares and hoisssd IL. ri
coorsd flag Of Italy white red, and green) Several
streets were unpaved nd the tumult increased ira
weller who left at o'clock several pieces Of srtil
isry drawn out with lighted matches At . short dis.
tanos from Milan he heard the report Of . cannon.
Another account says that this hotel Of the police
carried BY storm and burnt and provisional govern
ent installed, under the presidency of the former Po
dests Cassati At Bresoa, similar movement broke out
the day. and the insurgents made prisoner Of
the Austrian general The entire province Of Bsrgamo
was In revolt
The Constitutional quotes letter from the frontiers
Of 0slicis stating that general insurrecton was i'm
miDent In Austrian Poland.
The Frenkforf Gazette Of the 2oth instant
thai Prince Metternich had fed towards the Rhine and
that thu Princess had sought refuge In Silesia.
At Axis Chapelle, Sunday night the people were
In state Of anxious resessness many manufacturers
having been obliged to reduce considerably the number
OF their workuen great discomfort amongst them
A riot W, the conseq uenoe.
The rst chamber Of the States General has been
monet to meet on Tuesday, the 2sth
Austaaa
The dates from Vienna to the 18th ult The fol-
lowing ofncial announcement has been made:--
His Imperial Majesty has been graoiously pleased by
royal resolution Of the l7h to command the oonsttu
topf responsible council OF mnisers for the delibe-
so and execution Of the principles laid down in the
piniss will consist Of the Minister of Foreign Afsirs
and Of the the Minister Of the Interior the
Minister Justice, the Minister Of Finance and the
Minister Of War One Of the ministers win h appoint