The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25
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PARIs, March 81
The Paris papers Of yesterday contradict the
rumor that conflict had taken place at Lyons
The disorders that were renewed AZ Rouen on
Tuesday were, for the moment at least, at an end.
| Paris continued tranquil; the elections were
still deemed capable of inducing great agitation.
| The Nat iondL contains article which threat
ems us with a new Continental blockade.
| The diminution of the salaries of all public
functiOnaries has commenced. The same paper
admits that universal distress prevails; that all
negotiable securities are deprecated; commercial
movement stopped; operatives are in want of EN-
ployment; and in short, everyb body is suffering
from the reduction Of wages.
A company of engineers had marched for Di-
jon, where the projected camp would be in1medi-
ately formed.
Letters from St. Petersburgh, of the 10th inst.
announce that the city was in state of ferment.
A pistol shot was fired at the Emperor while
passing through the streets, the ball Of which
passed through his hat
The accounts from Italy demonstrate the uni
versal success of the people over the Austrisns,
TO whom Mantua, Avignon and Vienna only, ap-
pear to have remained.
ITALY.
! SPREAD OF THE RESURRECTION IN LoABARDI,
SARDINIA AND ITALY.
By the Electric Telegraph Of the Southeastern
Railway.
PARIS, March 81.
We have received intelligence of further insur-
rections at Milan. 81, 900 volunteers, with arms
and ammunition, he'd arrived from Rome, Tus-
cany, Sardinia, Genoa and Switzerland Pavia,
Parma, Placenza, Reggie and Modena had broken
out into open instruction. Gen. O'Donnel had
been taken prisoner.
At Milan the marble spire of the Cathedral
was utterly ruined. Dispatches, just received by
the Provisional Government of France, announ-
ced the arrival at Milan of bodies of Piedmontese
troops.
There has been no proclamation Of Republic
/ in Prussia.
We find still further particulars in the Boston
atlas, Of Saturday-of the following purport:
The Sarah Sands brings the news that the
Chartists were almost in revolt in England. The
Irish were buying arms of all kinds, and the Po-
lice were fraternizing with the people. Troops
had been sent TO Scotland, to prevent disturban-
ces there. The Chartists were 10 meet at Not
tingham on the Sd inst. They had previously
proposed to march, 100000 strong, into London
all armed.
Several arrests were made in Spain of persons
charged with seditious movements. The Pope
has issued proclamation exhorting the Church
to respect the rights of kipgs. The King of Ma
pies has abandoned Sicily and appealed for assis-
lance 10 the other powers. Venice has separated
herself from Austria and formeda Provisional
Government. An attempt has been made to as
sassinate the Russian Emperor; the bullet pierced
his hat. There are near 100000 men on the 'front.'
Ter of Poland. The King of Prussia was deter
mined to uphold the German Confederation. The
Governments of Hanover and Brunswick act in
concert---2O,OOO troops marched to the frontier.
FRONTIER OF POLAND March 20th-All was
E,I.- o.,I aIfb IL p1la
are greatly agtated The frontier, it is said, will
be shortly occupied by troops, but they will not
cross it. The Empeiors manifesto, of It'll March,
summoned to arms even soldiers on furlough.
There are few troops at Kalisch, but the Police
vigilance is great.
CRACOW.
March 81
Sad news has just arrived Russia has succeed
ed by gold and influence in rcviving the idea Of
Panslavism, in order TO provoke an outbreak, and
take possession of the republic. The moment the
troops left, tits certain that the Colonel Of gend
armerie, Swaykowski, arrived here in disguise.
Russian emissares have arrived, who have striven
to gain the confidence Of persons without expert
euce, and who know not what craft is made use Of
TO get possession of their country.
POSEN.
La Presse contains the following, from Posen,
dated o'clock, 23d ut.: The troops have evacu-
ated the town. A committee had taken posses
sion of the Hotel de Vile. where it is now occu-
pied in organizing a National Guard. 500 mus
kets were to be distributed among the citizens.
1t is positively stated that the Russians are as
sembling in considerable force on the frontiers.
The Poles fraternize with the Germans. In
stead of ono cocksde, two are worm one bearing
Polish colors, and the other those Of the German
Republic.
News reached town last evening from Berlin,
Of 9th, as follows
WARSAW IS IN OPEN REVOLUTION The in
hsbitants rose en- masse, and murdered several
hundreds of the Russians. Tho troops fed to the
fort, and from thence bombarded the town. War
saw is in ashes Tomorrow the Prussian Polish
Legion departs from here at the Kings expense
in special train. German journals, received up
to the 2sth do not confirm this.