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Europe. 'aTt
AL quiet an France Trouble Jye,,;r,
-RepOried death Of The Emperor of "a p Esa
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1s"ded-COmmerciai crisis in Erau..s
ureS--the MarAetS, &C., DC.
The steamship Washington nrr;yod. -.
at O'Clock last night, bringing seven ~ N
advlces from Europe. 1t will be seen Ga!S
lowing teIegraphic despatch, that eyery;L;e @e
settled down quietly at Paris thou oh yna
we do not understand the announcemor, 'oa
to the proposed invasion of Austria bv ,ba
sIonaI government Of France. va ssc3r."I pro-
how to attribute it-whether 10 repel ~! M
attack on The part Of Austria, 1--WE sbonl5
from what follows, that sho had her or. a
too full for such purposc,) or 20 mere y. naR
per rumor, or some mistake of the wi,oa
we shall be able to solve the difficulty ,o.Do..
A monster meeting was TO be held at D"Ig
the Goth ult., and the government was % so.
troops and steamers 10 suppress it.
All was quiet in France as well nc T.. .
and Scotland.
The provisional government was org,ni,;,.
largo force 10 invade Austria.
The Emperor Of Russia is reported to h, d..
There had been u revolution in Vio,,, \
persons are said 10 have been killed. TboF.
ror granted everything the people wanted
The Bank Of France had suspended. So,.
local banks had been established, bu, thew sS
relieve the pressure; consequently, heavy faiuu |,
had taken.
France has generally been recognised BY /.
European governments.
Two weeks later from EurOpc-Arr.Yal Of lbp a,,n
America.
The steamer America, Capt. Judkins ono
the Cunard line, arrived a New York. yeserj,,
| the 10th inst. She brings accounts to the PSI,
her appointed day Of sailing, and Of course d
weeks later than the Washington.
The people Of Lombardy, entertaining d,li,
of the sincerity Of the Emperor's promises,
voI!ed at Milan. An alarming fight occurred
tween the people and the military, composed
Austrian troops. The citizens raised barricaj
in the streets. The Austrian forces were led
the Nlceroy, and were, in the end, entirely
feated.
From BAvAEIA.-It is announced that the Kr
has abdcated the throne. A fatal tumult is s,
TO have occurred al Munich, the capital of Blv
ria, between students and tradesmen on the O
side, and the Police on the other.
The monster meeting al Dublin, on tho 20
March, passed off quietly. An address was pa
ed, congratulating the people Of France on tn
successful revolution, and tho establishment o
Republic. They also adopted petition 10
Queen Of EngIand, asking for 4 repeal Of
Union.
Next day Smith O'Brien and Mitchell Mcag
were arrested for seditious speeches, and were
under heavy bonds, to appear for trial in AZ
the present month. These proceedings
caused great excitement Ireland.
Scotland and England arc represented as BEL
in a quiet state.
The Rouen Bank had suspended payment
A permanent guard had been Offered to
Roichschi!ds, in Paris. to protect theic Baukl
House, but the offer Of the provisional goycnme
was declined.
1t Is declared, that if Poland should atiemp.
overthrow tho existing Government and to est.
llsh lis independence, that France will be bou
70 Interfere in her behalf.
Tho Russian and English workman have be
ordered TO quit France.
a republic has been proclaimed at Cracov,
-Four hundred prisoners, confined for political
fences had been released. Republican prncp
we're advancing and growing in Poland and D,
mark.
Great military preparations were making
Russia, but no outbreaks are mentioned as haTi
taken place.
HIS Holiness, the Pope had published cons
tuition for Italy.
Portugal and Spain are represented to be in
quiet state.
Hungary has been granted Ministry of b
own choice. The whole country was in ST
of grateful enthusiasm, and showed great SCI
OF forbearanco in not interrupiing the fufm,
OF monetary and mercantile operations.
In Berlin, all was quiet, on the 22d ult
Kings concessions to the people were recet
with universal enthusiasm. A general ANNE;
for political offences had been granted. Cal
Phausen, the celebrated Liberty deputy, had be-
appointed one of the Ministry.
The rate of discoun; adopted by tho Bank
France, operates well and renders great assis,ln
TO the commercial classes.
The price of bread had been reduced in Par
The belief was general throughout the cor
nent, that no despot remains, who is power
enough TO crush the dangerous and revolution
example set by France. Peace is likely 10 end.
for some time yet, as at present there is no pr
pect of rupture between any of the lead
powers.