The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-05

!port. The; latest adYicess fi0m sItaly e.a-5I
tied thatthe king has once more violated
lhis solem promise, and @has carried FIRE
and sword into the city Of Mesma, which
lhnd been lombard led forty hours by royal
| troops. The Punto Francois almost en-.
tireIy burned down, causing a loss Of ten
millions Of francs. 1t is said that the
.Messlneses have attackedsthe citadel Of
l!that city and taken itEby force.
mills sTATUTEsO OF GEN. JACK.
SON. r s
1t gives us much pleasure TO learn,
from the Washington Union, that the
| Jackson Monument Committee have con-
tracted with our townsman, Mr.. Mills, to
execute on equestrian statute Of Gen.
Jackson In Bronze, after the model which
was fora short time on exhibition in this
city. The Committees have applied to
Congress for sorie of the brass cannon
captured by Gen. jackson at New Or
leans, for the purpose Of supplying the
material for the casting.-Char. Mer.
The KINGS sE.-'The house where
Louis Philippe lived with the aged, lame
Taleyrand, on the Bloomingdale road, at
18th street, is unoccupied, and might be
obtained for the King now, if.there is any
thing in its associations to solace him in
his second fugitive state, the state to which
royal blood seems SO much exposed, On
| a rock on the banko of.he Hudson, in the
| rear Of the house, Talleyrand used to sit
and read two hours each morning. It is
yet called Falleyrand's rock. We would
not reproach the twice fallen Prince, but
wish him ''better luck next time"
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
| The BoNAPAnrE FAMILY.-The only
surviving brother Of the late Emperor Ma
poleon. Jerome, is we believe, now in
France, having asked leave Of Louis Phil
ippe, some time since, to reside in the
kindom. He will be remembered Us hav-
ing married Miss Patterson, Of Baltimore,
abou, 1903, and by that lady he left
son, now, we belicvr, living in Maryland.
Jerome repudintcd his wife, by direction
his brother, the Emperor, and utter
wnrds married German Princess. He
was for some time King Of Westphalia.
Louis Napoleon, son Of the late King Of
Holland, Louis Bonapnrte, and Of Hor-
tense, eaughter Of Josephine, lately es.
cahcd from prison in France, and has
now returned there from England, on
hearing of the Revolution. He is, we be-
leve, over 40 years of age. In 1927 hc
visited The United Suites, and spent some
days in this city.-Neic York Express.
FoURIERlsM IN FRANcE.-The disci-
pies Of Fourier claim the revolution in
France as triumph of Fouricrism, and
rejoice at the prospect Of that country be-
ing divided into phalanres!
The N. York Tribune says:--Lomis
Blanc, one ofthe Secretaries Of the new
Provisional Government, is an open ad-
mirer and eulogist Of Fourier, whilst La
MARITIME, Ledru Rollin, and other leaders
ofthc people, are emphatic advocates ola
grcnt social renovation. We also find
the following from the London Chronicle,
Of the 22d ut. The Chronicle is stating
the grounds ofapprehension that revo-
luton would be attempted in Paris, and
says:
"Another and very serious cause Of
alarm is with respect to the working
(printers) composi,ors and pressmen Of
Paris. They are very formidable and
very turbulent body, amounting TO up.
warns Of sixteen thousand men. Hither.
to they have taken little or no part in the
affair of the reform banquet; but today
they have given notice in almost all the
printing establishments that they will not
be at their work tomorrow, us they have
to attend the procession at the Champs
Elyssees. They are most all communists
and socialists, and need not remind your
that they we're the first movers and the
principal contrivers of the revolution of
July"
MEXICO AND FRANcE.-The late news from
France will have, it is supposed, considera-
BILE influence with Mexico in inducing her to
ritify the trety with the United States The
Philadelphia American Says
The revolution Of Paris, in fact, leaves
Mexico at our mercy-or the mercy of our
rulers. A new state of things has arisen in
Europe; where all governments, occupied with
the necessary preparations against a storm
that may at any moment burst out with
fury threatening their own safety, have for
gotten the, to them, petty interests of Mexico,
aud the designs, whatever they may be, Of
her conqueror. The Mexicans will know
this-Messrs. Thornton, Macintosh, Mac
naInara g. Co. will know it, even Santa
Anna, and Bustamente, and the Padre Jarau.
ia will know it; the Mexican Government
and Congress, above all, will know it. Moth
ing could have occurred more opportunelyto
reconcile all parties in Mexico to the treaty,
as modified and sent back to them from tho
American Senate. Every hope ofassistance,
in any fern. from Europe-monoy. arms,