Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
/ TeIsgraphic dispatches to the Reveille.
ru,one-iFFiyal of the Acadia.

TeIsgraDhIc desp1tches 10 the ReFellle.
FurOps-AFfiVal of the Aeadia..
1,,,reen The French Erecmtice and tie As
~Rumored resignation Of Lomartin
.U;y- Prince de JoinriIIe and Infyigu
.es 70 assist Hnly-NapIes giren mp t,
Lgs direction an .SeUiHe--Parades 4,
Con ricfiOn Of Mitchell. 9c.
New YoRK, June 10Th.
.,dia arrived at Halifax, whence her
expressed to Boston by the steamer
N. and thence it was teleeraphed to this
E5e left Liverpool on the 9th ult.
L-At Paris the political sea was more
vaus had been the scene of riots. Many
.rjaces are frightfully disafFected. The
fonaI fete, which was to have taken
S1nday last, al the Champ de Mars, was
Iinouished as impossible. Deputies had
f.,r, all parts of the country to attend it.
on,i Assembly and Provisional Govern
Nv unmisiakeabIe signs of being dis
,n,bt that Lamartine and Ledru RoIlin
,sig1. and that they would be succeeded by
.6I Arago. The party that acknowledge
as their leader, have, moderation and
!, acquired almost a predominating in-
The Assembly. This party is strength
The Legitamatists, whose organ, .La
has lately been publishing a series of
written by the Prince de Joinvilie, and
CALCULATED te excite sympathy for the
[nav. He prince dc ] has waived his
returning to France as a private citizen.
rbIicau party are evidently aware of this
n. bu. the Regency party have high hopes
S2usuce of the real or pretended demon
1 IN his favor
1 avenue and room in the building, when
fopal Assembly meets, are daily thronged
ers with fixed bayonets. The National
4 has plainly declare that keeping $780,
med men doing nothing. must be stopped.
|,r7anization of labor. the leading pretext
Reyoution, has been found impracticable.
Is of any cOnspirators had yet taken
'Tbe course which France intends 10 pur-
I Tive to Poland, was still in doubt. IL
4 unsduivocaIly declared. that Italy should
h relapse under the dominion of Austria.
first call of the Italian patriots F rench
h cross the Ups. Russia had pres ented
rra.uations upon the organization of the
Egress, to which Lama rhine replied in
manner. At Toulon some workmen had
bon the arsenal after a sharp conflict,
j the troops succeeded in regaining poses
tEN.-The difficulties between this coun-
SchIeswiI remain in Statu quo.
hI4.-The Emperor and Empress left
secretly, on the 17ih ut. Their depar-
e unknown even 10 the ministry. The
puke Francis accompanied them. The
This singular move is not given; there
berry about The affair.
The war stif conlinues undated in
i. Peschieta IS besieged. Cerevisco
invested by The Austrians, but at the
lies it still held out.
ss.-An insurrectiOn broke out in this
he I7th uIt. Four hundred troops were
nd the city was given up TO piIlage. by
ernment. The magnificent palaces and
| villas are now in ashes. The accounts
lis city are somewhat confused. 1t ap-
loweyer, after the conflict the National
gas dsbanded, and a new ministry FORM
ince Cauali IS dead
Sir Z. L. Buwer, English Minister
Court of Spain, had been dismissed by
BIO Meyer, and ordered TO leave Madrid
hours. He arrived at London
nesday last. No explanation has yet
zen, buI the news has deferred money
e!s, and made the exchequer bills lower
premium. An insurrection had broken
Seville, and was attended with great loss
fO' which the French journals blame Bull
excitement growing out ofthe
ment trials has found vent in large de-
atoms. The Dublin Club and the Arti-
2niinuaIIy parade the streets. A collision.
lTtd, was Inevitable.
bell was convicted at Dublin On Wednes-