Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-25

SEVEN DAYS LATER EXON iEUROPE.1tq- = &
FRoM FREE Pass OFFICE
Detroit, IL o'clock, M.syaS ono
The Sarah Sands, Capt. Thompson,
has arrived from Liverpool. Brings Lon
don papers to Sunday the I'd inst, and
Liverpool TO the Sd. She sailed from
Liverpool the Sd. !, Great excitement
throughout France. The French election I,
Is postponed to The 23d of April. The
Convention meetsgthe 9Th of May. All
the banks of France have suspended spe-
Gle payments, by desire of the Provision
al Government. The workmen of LYONS
and other principal cities have revolied
| and seized the ,arsenals. La Presse IA
out against the Provisional Government.
The French Government have issued q
proclamation to the people and army, as.
king them TO sustain order.
LIvERPooL.-Corn dull but demand
better, 26s 3Os. Of flour, fresh arrivals
offered at Cd lower. 27s a28. Wheat 2
cents per bushel lower. HARTMAN.
FROM THE FREE Press !OFFlcE, }
e. Detroit, April 22-9A. NJ. m
There is no perceptible change in the
flour market, prices may be quoted the
same as in our last report 206 bbls.
straight brands, sold 4,57, delivered in
store, and two sales so bbls for retail trade
at 4,62 ~. s'I 41tsas bas
In provisions the trade is very limited
and the only sales are in small parcels
for the copper regions. Hams are worth
Cal, Shoulders a with no safes. Sew.
eral loads of potatoes yesterday brought
As from wagons. i
The Champion went up, yesterday on
her first trip for the Sault ST. Marie with
fair load of nearly all kinds of eatibles.
FREE Press, Detroit Apr. 2l-4 PM.
Fifteen vessels ashore within sight of
Sandusky. The following among the
lost is all the names we have: ~ rs
Eugenia & Hannah, Counter, Sardis,
Burchard, Akron, Brig Empire miles
above Huron, foresail and jib gone. Schr.
Navigation hard ashore above Marblehead
rudder gone. Schr. Arabella supposed
among them. Steamer America still
aground on Fighting Island. -7
LATER EROM EUROPE.
TEL. OFFICE DETROIT, April21, ga. M.
The packet ship N. Orleans arrived,
bringing advice from Havre to the 9th
ult., and from Paris to the 26th.
The Telegraph gives neither the day
nor place Of arrival-probaly il was yes
terday, at Boston or New York
There IS report that Prussia has de-
clared herself Republic. The greatest
excitement prevailed at Paris and Havre.
The rich were apprehensive of being kill
ed by the poor. The military were call
ed out at Havre on the 9th, for the pur-
pose of checking any outbreak that might
occur. ...-...
Large failures continued to take place
at Paris, and throughout France.
A Telegraphic despatch was received
by Galignani from Mentz, dated March
"a, which states that republic had been
proclaimed in Berlin. The minister is
under arrest. This news is confirmed
in Paris. officially.
A Telegraphic despatch at the Bourse,
throws doubt upon the authenticacy of the
above. A Berlin letter states that the
Prince of Prussia had fled to England
Before his flight, the people demanded
that he should surrender all right to the
throne. ~=sa
We learn from Berlin that all Polish
exled prisoners in that city, had been set
ut liberty on the 22nd ult At the date
of the latest direct advices Berlin was all
quiet. ....,..
This throws some doubt on the news
received from Mentz of the proclamation
of the Republic. -
The Universal Gazette Of Prussia, of
the 23d ult., states that the King had plac-
ed the property, of the State, including mil
itary stores, under protection of the citi-
ZenS. ------.
A Monarchy has been formed at Vien-
na A letter from Munich, dated the 21st
states that King Louis had a5dicated and
retired to Sicily. The Prince Royal as
cends the throne. The instruction is
general throughout Lombardy. The Ve-
netian Kingdom is in the hands of the peo-
pie. The King of Hanover has granted
all the demands of the people.
The Emperor of Russia is greatly ex-.
cited in consequence Of events in France.
Great activity prevails in the war depart
ment, and the reserve of the army is, di-~
rected to hold itself in readiness to march
upon Poland al a moments notice.
The amount of protested bills in the
Bank of France, is stated at 200, 1000
francs. $3.50 .ssis9 sr
Four hundred Poles have forTaed-a COM
pany to sustain Poland. M: Theirs hEs
declared for a Republic, and accepted nom-
ination for office under the Government.
No Market report. So, 80 bua,a
A diItmma-Who begun the Var!
The wing party, in the lower house Of