The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19
The News from Errope.

In our last we gave the heads Of the foreign
news by the steamer Hdernia, received per Teie.
graph We have since received the details Of this
intelligence, AMI viewing it as most important at
this time, TO the majority Of our readers, we shall
endeavor to give synopsis of il, the entire news
in detail being too lengthy for our columns. The
Hbernia left Liverpool O." the 25;h ult, bringing
four days later ntciigcncy than The Washing
ton -
In Milan, riots of serious character had
broken out, and at the departure of the courier
the people and the troops were fighting in the
streets. The cause of The riots was the idea
possessed by the people that the Emperor was
not sincere ngraning constitution.
Much riotng had taken place at Munich.
The police Office had been demolished, and the
windows of the palace assaiIed with stones.
The soldiery had forciby scattered the mob;
but it was thought that the abdica'ion of the
King was by means likely. There are rumors
to the effect ha, he had already abdicaed
In Hanover the censorship of the press has
been voluntarily abolished by the King. The
ATTEMPT e,ncufe was complete failure.
The failure of NJ. d Echtlal is the principle
intelligence from Paris. Tae French Republic
was progressing. In The provinces of France,
the commissioners of the government had been
using to the full The almost unlimited powers
granted them by the circular oil NJ. LIdru R0.
lin. The proceedings at Blois, as detailed in
an article from the constitutional, which will be
found elsewhere, have justified all the fears en-.
lerlained from the publication Of NJ. Rollins
circular.
The Minister Of tho interior has directed
government commissioner to confer with tie
English consul relative to the claims OF the
English workmen expelled from Rnucn. 1t is
said that the government contempaes the pur
chase Of the railways, paying the shareholders
in five per cent. stock.
All Russian and English worlimen have been
ordered out of France. Fifty y.iHur different
clubs in Paris, to aid liberty throughout the
world 4 Republic has been proclaimed at
Crawcow, where 400 political prisoners have
been liberated. 1900 in,urSents are under
arms.
Republican principles arc constantly advan'
cing in Germany Denmark and Holland. The
King of Bavaria has abdicaleI. 4 new cabi.
net has been appointed in Austria. Great mil
itary preparations are being made in Russia,
but no outbreaks have occurred. There has
been revolution Sardinia. 4 constitution has
been published by The Pope.
We read in letter from ST. Petersburgh, of
the 4th, that, on learning revolution had taken
place in France, the emperor appeared lndllle.
rent, but said, "Francc has become wild, and
the French are mad" There was talk the
day after of extraordinary military measures
having been resolved on, which appears to be
confirmed; for we learn under date of the llth,
in scmi-ofica manner, that the Emperor has
given instructions 10 the minister of War 10
place the troops on war footing. His imper.
al Majesty feels bound to adopt this step by the
terms of existing treaties with other powers,
and, in tho event Of necessity arising for at:
fording all the protection in his power, to the