Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-30
Arrival Of the Caledonia. News
Of the Revolution in France
Confirmed.
,pUBLJC ESTABLLSIIED

| A REPUBLIC ESTABLISHED.
The Provisional Government reogniseda at hon
and dabroad.-4rricai Of Louis Phiyppe 0nt
Gouizot in England.-Egecfso of The Necs ~
| Europe.-A Constitution in BaUia.--Res
ignaiion Of Matrn.h.-Disfurbances u
Englam.
The Caledonia arrived at Boston on Mon
day night about O'Clock. The following i
a summary Of the news brought by her;
| The revolution in France is confirmed
The movement which commenced at Paris has
spread throughout The country. The Provis
iOnal Government is every where recognized
1 The army, the navy, the civil officers, have
given in their adhesion. The press is unani
nous in it's favor, aud all parties are rallying
around it. The Ministers of the Foreign Gov
ernmenis have generally recognized it or indi.
Gated their desire to remain on friendly terms
with it, and the whole people are determined
to maintain it.
The Bank Of France is opened, business
has been to a great extent resumed, and aston
ishing progress has been made in settling the
new order of things and in establishing public
tranquility.
Mr.. Rush, the American Minister, was the
!
ional Government, and TO assure II of the sym
pathy and friendship of the United States
| Lord Normandy, the British Minister, follow
ed. He communicated to NJ. dc Lanartine
dispatches from Lord Pamerston, declaring
that England fully recognized the right of
France to change her form OF government.
| The deposed monarch, with the greater part
Of his family, have found an asylum in Eng
land.
The House of Peers has been Overthrown.
Slavery has been abolished in the French Col
onies.
A report was raised that the Provisional
Government had determined upon war with
Austria and the boundary of the Rhine, but 1t
was promptly conlradictcd, and the government
put forth declaration ofits sentiments strong
y in favor of peaceful policy.
Belgium maniests no disposition to frater-
Mise with the new republic. On the contrary,
the Chambers took immediate measures to
maintain the independence of the country, and
TO sustain the existing government
Great excitement was caused IN Prussia.
In Austria the news from France created
great constcrnaton The resignation Of Met
ternich was reported.
In Bavaria, the people have risen and ex-
tortcd constitution from the King.
Sicily is still in state Of insurrection, and
the King still holds out From other parts of
Italy the news is not important.
The following is condensed narrative of
the principle events in Paris since the last ar
rival:
Paris, Feb. 25
The Municipal Guard is dissolved. The
guard of the city Of Paris is entrusted to the
National Guard, under the orders Of NJ. Cour-
tais, superior commandant Of the National
Guard of Paris.
A proclamation has been issued to-day by
the Provisional Government, for the organiza-
ton of a moveabe National Guard Of twenty
four battalions.
The Castle of Vincennes has surrendered
this morning, after very slight resistance
The most of the Notifications have surrender
ed
The Bank Of France is open to-day. The
Treasury and the private bankers have not
opened, and banking business is at stand
still
The Bourne is closed. The Commissary
announced to-day that the Bourne would be
opened tomorrow as usual 1t is stated that
IN order to get settlement Of the accounts for
the present month, there is TO be prir de
cOnUcnf,On.