The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

LWERPooL, March 10, ls4s
!fyou asked me to give you the ten days. news
word should say, all Europe has been and continues
TO be- in an uprosr France, Italy, Austria-the Ger
man States, without exoeption-Ireland, and some
parts Of Scotland, and even England has instanced
something like gathering of a revolutionary storm
Who will venture to say where all this will end N
The French republic progresses wonderfully-the
provisional government have displayed great Judgment
aud decision and they administer, gain popularity
The government is exercising all diligence to disarm
the artisans of the fabougs OF Paris 1t is estimated
that two hund led thousand armed aborers still In
asd ahout Paris. To effect this object the government
has offered TO bu up the arms, and Monday last
many Thousands Of muskets had been given up-the
prices received for them being from three to Ave francs
About three thousand young men employed in the
aud linen-drspsrs shops waited the Mayor
of Par and demanded the organization of labor. The
shop keepers Of Paris holding leases have likewise ap
Piled to the provisional government for reduction of
their rents to onehalf their present amount the hard
ness OF the times being their plea.
The DIVISIONAL also receiveds dsputstion
with address from tho chartss of England to which
NJ GARNER Pages replied in most Complimentary terms.
Great dissstissction has bsen created however, by
18th legion of the National Guard by the provisional
government; as his appointment is looked upon as
vason Of the privileges OF the civic force which hitler
g. mss been permitted its oicers In May
1882 NJ Barrie, presented himself at the Palss de Jus,
tee the hosd Of body of armed men, and summon
the officer guard (Drouiueau) to lay down his
Drouneau refused and Barbes shot him dead For this
Barbes condemned 10 die Subsequently the 12th
legion refused TO receive 0seassn for their command
and every officer nmsted his intention of resignng
II the appointment persisted il, aud the colonies OF
the tn leven eeons have also declared their deter
minaon to retign their command the appointment be
Tbers have been some collisions between the English
|ond Eronch woTkme1 at Rouen and Havre and in
Eenn,, many Of the former havs compelled
leave the r work snd embark fer eoglaod without
ksiviur the wages due to them On Monday last, the
kI.ynuis of NSrmsnby had interview with VI. de
4 smartine on the subject His lorcship also
Plsned OF tho oao.ants OF osnyie pTsyentng the
lima disspprovrd of tbes, exceses aud accounted for
ham az hing the ee ut Of emotion and want Of re.c
IA gs Jo,,1aal "a es that n vessel arrived in that
hort from Rourn With ao,' English artisans, who had
been dismissed from manu- sooy III 1ae ,own, where
A the Eugii,h in fax sctory st Boulogns were
dismissed May of tness poor NoSs were IN extreme
distress unable work IN Fra eoe anu "Ipous lne
means OF getting to England. ,. c,.,,
Messenger the 18th inst by the people on tne sah ut
about 2CO persons armed with inuskets snd other wea
our constituted themselves into buaro anu re.
usea when order restored TO quit the 'haeSu, ana
have refused to suffer Themselves % be repla~o oy he
INaionsl Guard, or the Guard Mobile. de 'achment
ID be latter being sent to take possession, seve al mus
ct shots fired at it. This opposition oeing re-
ported TO the provisional government, soms ohcers OF
khr saH Of The National Gusrd sent to the Tue-
ies 10 ate with The insurgents At fvs IN the
srpoon an imrncpse concourse Of people bad sseem-
ed the Place du Csrrouss TO see the issue At FIX
cJock IL was announced to the assembled crowd, by
Of these officers that tho insurgents had consented
10 surrender. on condition that they allowed to
|pa,s another uignt at the palace.
The pro sone government intends to place the tomb
of Napoleon under the OF hi. brother Jerome who
10 be- appointed Governor Of the lnvades lie 10 re.
oorted than an enste has taken place at Tours, and
nat the orlesns rair@y station has been burned The
kcrtiacations OF Lyona are being destroyed
The well Known banking house OF Gouin Co, OF
arr stopped payment on nonday morning ms ON INST
bo liabilities 5aeg 20 b, 50 100000 OF francs, and
lie assets % bs 100000 only Great conformation
wss ocossionei by this soppasc, and 1t waI rumored
khAt many other banks were nsolvent.
Bou Msga Uhe Arab chief has been unprecedented at
Brest snd there awaits further instructions from the
French government for his disposal.
Prince Mettern!ch has resigned Dis advice TO grant
ronosssions to B. hemia aad L1moa-dy having been
rejected by the Emperor. Apprehensons OF disturo-
Three months since the houo Of Rothschids took tie
French lOaD Of about ten millions tteriug a. 'oI zoe
az was the price at Paris on the sth inst.
IL Ia said that Messina has been again bomnarded Tor
forty hours y the royal troops ne roo ID
the latter building alone is estimated a. 14ooooo OF
| 50 900 600
AT Nlaggcuta, on the Pisdmontese and Mlsnes, from
ser conhst took place the 25h of he bruary be-
I'll the Creates aud the Tyrolese chassseurs. Many
,ynu side Ceri,o was performing sician dance,
di,tur took place at the theatre In Venice The
eopls sna s military ssssiled each Other, the former
Inris5s sbe NJ st week there have been very Sc
ous distnIbanc, -. They have however boon princ'-
sllv fns IN
ne iot, ,scs s,o have they been attended By loss
suts The dsstructio OF property in that city Is est
Ia AZ fsenoo oy con- 600 ireland, however, Is In
ssy sisrmps state Tbs Irish confederation held
netting in Dublin last Th, rsdsy night More than
eo nsTsons we're nre,ent Pla yards posted bear
~ the following words - ,,
"couRAae PoRsvENassl f'HArhRN'rf'i
Mr. CREAM was the Chairman. In, an, =, .
paper recently started in Dublin t~ieo tns o"tfed
rishmon thus writes to the mob -
ueand's opportunity thank God and France mas com,
Its challenge rings in k call to ptte nnd
arns our blood like wine II demand Of us what ~hon