Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
CORN FIRM.
New York, April 9, -, Midnight.

The Steamer Hibemia was telegraphed oil |
Sandy Hook about O'Clock, and the news
was Despatched to the city BY steamboat ex-
press, which has been cruising off the har-
bo-, and reached here before the steamer ar
rived at her berth at Jersey city.
The following is a digest of her news, ia-
ken from the European Times and other
sources.
The history Of the present fortnight has
witnessed the death of despo,ism in Western
Europe.
Vienna has followed the example of Par
is. and Mettemich, like Guizo,. has fled from
the storm. He has fled, but the Emperor,
more discreet than Louis Philippe, remained,
the popular monarch Of a popular movement.
This great event, more important than the
French Revolution, took place on the 18th
The people, guided by the learned bodies
presented a memorial demanding from the
Government the liberty of the Press and 9TH
er organic reforms. The council was sitting,
but being unable to give prompt reply, the
depu,ation became impatient, entered the
Chamber, and an emsute was the result. The
soldiers fired on the people, several lives were
los, but in the midst of the tumult the coun-
ell demanded the dismissal of Metternich.-
Il have resigned" said he, entering the
chamber at the moment. The reply was
doubtful compliment. "You have saved
your country"
ISsuRRECTIoN IN NLoNBARDY-FIGurISG IN
MILAS-FLIcHT OF THE VIcERoY--ABpIcA-
TON OF THE KING OF BAvARIA.-The elec-
tric telegraph announces that the people of
Lombardy, having no faith in the promises of
the Emperor, have revolted at Nlilau. The
/ fighting was going OIL between the people
and the military when the accounts left
/ The citizens had raised numerous barricades.
The Viceroy had fled. Bybanow and Bres-
cia had also revolted.
n supplement to the '.Resorgslnento' OF
the 18th, states that the people, not satisfied
with the promises of the Emperor, to grant a
Constitution, have broken out into insurrec-
ton and open resistance to the government
Barricades had been raised in the streets, and
at the departure of the courier fighting was
going on between the troops and the people
From PARIs-The financial measures o
NJ. Carrier Pages have been all generally
approved, and none more SO than his last de
cree creating public stores, under the surveil
the receipts to be negotiable for the speciiel
value Of the deposite in wares.
The Express announces the abdication o
the King of Bavaria. There had been a ia
tai tumult 4; Munich. The Students ant
tradesrnen joined the police.
The monster meeting in Dublin came OF
without disturbance An address to Franc
was adopted. Also an address to the Quee
for a repeal of the Union.
The next day Messrs. OBryen, Meage
and Mitchell were arrested for sedition an
put>under bonds for trial on the 18th Of 4
pril. Great excitement has been caused i
Dublin on account of the arrest.
Scotland is growing more quiet. The ri
OTIS have ceased. England is quiet, Anum
. Der of failures have occurred on the cont
nent.
1t is reported that the Provisional Govern
ment would buy up all the railroad lines all
| pay for them in five per cent. rents.
$ The Rouen Bank has suspended.
A permanent guard has been offered to tn
Ro,hschilds for their banking house, but wa
declined.
!, Business continues stagnant.
II the Poles rise France will interfere.
All Russian and English workmen hav
been ordered out of France
, Forty-four different clubs have been fo
med in Paris to aid the cause of Gbert
4 throughout the world.
A Republic has been proclaimed at Cr;
COW, and four hundred political prisoners r,
leased. Fifteen thousand insurgents wer
under arms.
l Republican principles arc constantly az
y vancins in Germany, Denmark, and HOLLAND
e 4 new Cabine, has been appointed
: Austria.
Great military preparations are making
Russia, bu, no outbreaks have as yet occu
red.
An outbreak has taken place a, Sardinia
\ constitution has been published by h
Pope.
A successful instruction broke out in NJ
J Ian and Lombardy. The Austrian trooI
\ were entirely defeated
: Spain remains quiet as well as Portugal
Great distress prevails in commercial cla
: ses, throughout the whole continent.
$ English Consols were selling at s3s; Par
y per cents so. A falling off has occurred o
Mobile and Upland Cotton of 2, and on o.
! leans I, Corn firm at 27 to 20. Flour quote
. at 26s To 2Ss.
The reports received from the manufac,r
ring districts Of England and Scotland al
mos, gloomy Trade in all departments ha
again become dull, without any immediat
prospect of improvement A. Manehes,e