The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-04-08
By Telegraph for TIE Cincinnati Atlas.
Fourteen days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
G aLEDO NH
THE FRENCHREvoLUT1oN COMPLETE

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION COMPLETE!
Triumph Of The Parisians orcr the Army-Es-
Enlistment ofa Provisional Government and
a Republic Overthrow Of TIC House Of PEI. /.
Flight Of Tie Orleans Family A4h Their
ministers TO other aces--Recogaifon Of the
Republic By England, Belgium, Svitserland
and Tie United Stdtes--Arriiva1 QfLouis Phil
hppe IN England Commotion i Prussia,
sAustfta, BaDdrit and Haly.
BosToN, March GA. M.
The Royal Mail Steamer Caledonia has ar.
rived after a passage Of sixteen days, having
sailed on the 10Th instant, The news is of the
gravest Importance and will send a thrill Of Joy
to the heart Of every lover o. liberty. France
now boasts Of a Republican Government, and
is recognized as such by all the principal ma
tons Of the world.
The members Of the Provisional Govern
ment now established, are celebrated through
out the World, for Genius, Eloquence and
Science. Some Of them are almost Of Roman
integrity.
Carried away by the eloquence Of Lamar
tine, the excited, ungovernable mob of Paris.
threw down their muskets, which, in the first
fury of their new born liberty they had leveled
against the popular leader, and by their unani-
nous shouts, invested the Provisional Govern
ment with the full authority of State.
Paris. Feb. 29th.-Mr. Rush the ambassador
OF the United States, accompanied by Mr.. Bar
ton, waited on the members Of the Provisional
Government, to whom he delivered a fattering
address, and formally recognized the new Gov
eminent.
Paris, March 9th. Later adyices represent
the city as Tranquil, but the financial crisis was
unabated' Eminent Houses are spoken Of as
in great difficulties, but no farther failures are
announced.
Funds had fallen considerably on the 9th
three per cent. opened at 5Of, and having been
done as low as 46f. closed at 47f.; while the
5 per cents. opened at 85f. were done as low as
74f. and closed at 75f.
lhere was no tumult or agitation; all was
sad and calm. Men came and offered their Sc
curitles for money at whatever price it could
be obtained, but there was scarcely a buyer in
market. t
The account Of the Revolution reached
Vienna on the LIST instant and produced a pro-
found impression.
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The Archbishop Of Paris, accompanied by
two Vicar Generals, presented himself to the
Provisional Government, and gave in his adhe-
sion in the name Of the entire clergy Of his
dioces.
Eight hundred mercantile firms connected
with the Paris Bourse, waited on the Provi-
sional Government to ask further delay Of a
month on the bills due on the Goth, which re-
quest being refused, they had resolved to dis
miss their clerks and workmen, and
their determination not to satisfy their engage
ments. w.
Toulon papers Of the 10th state that the Due
d. Aumale and Prince de J~oinville arrived off
that port and made communication TO Admiral
Baudoin, who through the Telegraph applied to
the Government to aid them; and it is said he
had been authorised to place a steamer at the
disposal Of the Prince to convey them wherever
they pleased.
The Revolution has spread throughout
France, and all her Departments have Joined
in the Republic.
Louis Philippe and the Royal family, with
Guizot, arrived in England.
The Chateau Of Gully has been sacked and
burned to the ground.
There are thousands Of caricatures Of Louis
Philippe in all the principal shops of Paris.
They appeared as if by magic.
The Colonies Of the lO8th and 10Th Repi.