Richmond palladium., 1848-06-14
From the Dayt ton Journal Extra.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Dayton Saturday Afternoon. June 10. 4 o'clock

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Dayton Saturday Afternoon. June 10. 4 O'Clock
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Editors DAYTON Journal
The Acadia left L.overpool on the eth
of Nav. Crops present encouraging pros
poets and this materially effects the lead
il Q articles Of grain and produce.
The demand for corn is increasing
Corn meal is steadily working it's way into
popular favor in Ireland Transactions
steady.
Politics more calm at Paris-but Lyons
is a prey TO riot and mobs. Provinces
frightiullv disatlectcd.
Grand National Fete came Of on Sun
day at champ de Mars. Deputies who ar
rived. assembled. but the Banquet was re-
linquished as impraciicab1c. Both As
semblv and Government show unmistaka-
bic signs of being discordant, and are not
coordinate bodies.
Both the Legislative and Executive pow
ers had no sooner reached the movement
Of May 18th. than they began to contend
for the mastery.
A decree was proposed authorizing the
members OF Inc Executive 10
sit in the Assembly.
:. Another restricting the power Of the
President Of the assembly over the troops.
Both were rejected.
/ Another. proposing to confide the exter-
nal protection OF the assembly to the Exc
cutive-relected unanimously. Not Only
does distrusi between the two authorities
manifest itself. but the executive must fall
on account of its internal dissansions
Lamartine and Rollin it is thought will
resign, and Marat and Arago succeed
them.
The Theirs by their experience and
moderation. have great weight. almost do
minating in the assembly. These are
strengthened by the Legtimatists whose
organ La Presse has published a series of
letters from the Prince de Joinville which
are calculated TO awaken sympathy and
pave the way for their return to France as
private citizens.
The Republican party are evidently
aware Of this design. but the Regency
party have high hopes. while in conse-
quence of real or pretended demonstra-
tons. every avenue to. and the rooms in
the assembly are daily throngcd by SOL
diers with fixed bayonets.
The assembly has openly declared that
keeping hundred and fifty thousand PEN
stoned men doing nothing must be stop
ped The organization of labor is their
leading pretext. The Resolution was
found impracticable. No trials Of the
Nav conspirators have taken place.
Nothing done between France and Po.
land. Lamartine's policy about Poland is
doubtful. But he has uneguivocally de-
clared that Italy shall lot relapse under
Austrian dominion, but that on the firs
call of the Italian patriots, the French
, army shall cross the Alps.
J Rush has presented the congratulaton.
; Of Congress. Lamariine suitably replied
At Toulon the workmen seized fhs
Arsenal but the troops after a sharp COLI
sion regained it.
J The Emperor and Empress Of Austri;
left Vienna secretly and the ministry On ths
l7ih, why it is not stated.
Arch Duke Francis accompanied them
t The affairs seem to be envelopcd in
mystery.
The disturbances in Lombardy con
tinued unabated. Peschera is besieged-
: Treviso is invested by the Austrians bu
holds out. .
/, The latest accounts from Naples stat
that an insurrection broke out on the ] 7fh
400 troops were killed and the beautifl
= city was given up to pillage by the govern,
ment. The magnificent palace and beau
tifui villas are now heaps Of ashes. The
accounts are confused but il seems tina
after the battle the National Guards wer
disbanded and new ministry formed. with
Prince Canati At their head
: Bulwer has becn dismissed from TIN
} court of Madrid by Duke Soto Meyer
4 He was ordered to quit in 40 hours. II,
I left and arrived at London. No Pariia
: mentary explanation had yet been given
but the intelligence had affected the none,
: market and made exchequer bills lowe
: from 42 to AIS premium.
At Seville On, inSurrection broke ou
which was attended with great loss. 70
which the French Journals blame Bulwer
, Ireland is all excitement. There was :
large demonstration in Dublin. The club.
and artizans are continually paradiRg the
streets. Collisions it is feared arc inevi