Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-13

A monster meeting have been held in Dublin
the day, the subject Of the military wearing
side-arms in the streets All The military officers on
leave ordered join their corps meeting OF the
citizens OF Dublin have been held on the same
day, March l7th. MItchell, republican and revo-
ulOnst voted minister Of the committee by accia-
nation.
A special meeting of the repeal confederation was
held VIM. Smith o Brien attended, 10 take immediate
action on the glorious from France
umor prevalent in Dublin, on the 18Th, that the
pnvy council had decided in suppressng or preventing
the demonstration through Ireland.
On the l7lh, proclamation had been issued up TO
that day. II was daily looked for
Cheers for the revolution at Edinburgh the 9Th inst
Serious riot. crowd assembled, and demolished
houses; thence marched through the streets smashed
900 lamps. Dragons and local pensioners DIS
Persed the mob, cutting off one mans hacking sno-
theirs leg
Cheers for the French epublic in every quarter.
Louis Philippe arrived Ems land the Sd March.
When he left Paris he had only 6re-franc piece in
his pocket All the members Of his family escaped, ex
the French royal family distributed in Caremont and
Buckingham palaces.
Several the English nobility and many artizans
obliged fee from France. Al Bordeaux the Paris
vouton first created great excitement but business alter
wards resumed lis usual course, and all queled.
AT Berlin, the created panic; and il was i'm
possible to restore the of trade. In Frankfort,
the effect was very similar.
AT Havre, the caused the Bank Of HAVE 10
suspend and hopes entertained Of its resumP-
| lion.
At Hamburg business was much disturbed and popu-
| lar movements, demanding reform, took place.
At Marsellles, there disturbance.
AT VIENNA the produced unavorable effect on
business.
late letter from Amsterdam states there have
been in that city sixteen failures during the week ending
| 9Th instant
There have been one hundred and twenty failures in
the British kingdom since the last adyices lower bu-
sness done consequence Of the large failures by the
merchants and bankers of Eng land, Europe, &c.
| AUsTRA-Tho resignation of Prince Meuernich is
/ nrad fnra par I'm fhoS The
Of events in Paris caused CONSERVATION nj Rheims Wien
naO There grand council Of all the ministers.
The of the despatched in all directions
The French ambassador al Vienna said TO have tainted
on hearing the news He started the day for
France Thirty thousand troops TO advance TO Italy,
without delay AT Munich, rising has taken place, and
constitution extoed from the king at the peiai of the
bayonst itself.
BAvARIA.-The Augsburg Gazette of the Air instant
contains the following under date Munich 4h :-"Last
evening" Prince WalIersteln repaired the great hall of
the Hotel de Vile, and announced the armed citizens
that the King had resolved dismiss the chamber of de-
puties, and convoke assembly for the 3lst May
This concession, though first well received, af
forwards rejected. On the 9Th instant serious
movement took place. The people demanded the imme-
date convocaton of the Chambers, the liberty Of the
press that Judicial trials should be public that cleo
tora reform should be granted and that the army should
take oath to observe the constitution. The King
fused TO convoke the Chambers before the end of May
Ii announced that the Minister, Prince Wrede,
had called out the troops, and had promised The King
that they should FIRE upon the people The arsenal was
attacked about two o'clock by people, and captured
after short engagement More than 5000 men armed
with muskeis, sabres, hachets, lances, and haberts,
marched against the Royal Palace. Having arrived at
the markei-pace the crowd met the troops but neither
the curassers the troops Of the line would charge
when commanded do Cries Of "The Republic for
ever" raised. At length the king yietdedt all the
demands of the people Prince Charles, the Kings bro
Their, rode up to the crowd and assured them, his
word of honor, that the King had consented to convoke
the Chambers the 10th Of the present month"; and that
he granted all that the people desired