The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-31
Cate foreign Ntws.

The Recognition OF the Now Republic by |
England. Belgium, switzerland and the |
United States have all followed tn rapid !
Succession.
REVOLUrIoN IN BAVARIA.
Great COmmOiiOn ThrOushOutEurOpe!
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFs.
NEw York, March %, P. NJ.
The Steamer Caledonia has arrived
with later advices from Europe. having
sailed frnm Liverpool on the l2lh inst.
Her news. particularly that from France
is highly important. and is suhjoiued.
A Provisional Government has been
established, the members of which are
celebrated throughout the world for ge-
MUS, elnquence aud science. Some of
them are of almost romantic integrity
Carried away by the eloquence of Lam
artine, the excited, ungoveruable mob of
Paris threw down their muskets. which
in the first fury oflheir new born liberty,
they had leveled against the popular
leaders. and by their unanimous shouts,
invested the Provisional Government
Will lIC lutl vi tue ADlulC.
PARIS, February, 20.
Mr. Rush, the Ambassador of the Uni
ted States, accompanied by Mr.. Barton
and Mr.. Renson likewise, waited on tho
members ofthe Provisional Government,
owhom he delivered ahattering address,
and made IL formal recognition of its OK.
istance.
PARIs, March O.
The latest advceS present the city
tranquil but the financial crisis cOutin-
ues unabuted.- - Eminent houses arc spo
ken of as in difficulties, but no failures
are announced. The public funds have
fallen considerably On the Sth, the
three per cents, stood at so francs, and,
after having been down at 46f, closed at
47f., while the FIVE per cents opened at
SJf and were even down at 74f AN clos
ed at 75f.
There was no tumult or agitation. All
was sad aud gloomy. Men came and Of
fered their securities. for money only, at
whatever price they could get. but scaIc CO.
ly buyer could be found.
The accounts Of the revolution reach
ed Vienna on the lst inst, aud produced
profound impression.
The Archbishop Of Paris, accompa-
MED by two Wears General present.
ed himself to the Provisional Govern
ment, and gave in his adherence, in the
name of the entire clergy Of his diocese
Eight hundred mercantile firms con
nected with the Paris 3ourse, Exchange
waited on the Provisional Government
to ask further delay of a month, on bill
due on the goth, which being refused
they had resolved TO dismiss their clerk
and workmen, and commence acting up
on their determination not to fulfil thei
engagements.
Touon papers of the 10Th state tha
the Due D'Aumale and Prince De Join
vile arrived of that port, and made com
munications to Admiral Baudone, VIII
through the telegraph, applied to til
Government TO admit them, and. il
said, he had been authorized To place
steamer at the disposal of the Prince
10 convey them wherever they pleased II
60.
PRUSSIA.-A correspondent at Go
logne writes that the middle classes %
Prussia, in the Rhenish States, are do
termined 10 achieve political indepen
dance and To- have a voice in tho Gov
ernment. They are peaceful, hut reso
lnely devoted To their country, aud firm
in asserting their rights.
AUSTRlA.-The resignation of tht
Minister, Prince Meilernich, was an
uonnced for a certainty in Paris, on tn,
Sth, The news 0f tho events at Pari
caused great CONSERVATION at Rheims -
There was Il great council Of all the Min
isters. Couriors were despatched in al
directions. Count Hachuilel, the Frencl
ambassador at Vienna is said to have
faintsd on hearing the news of the alb
dicaton of the King, He started tn
next day for England. Thirty lhousan
troops are 10 advance on Italy withuu
delay.
BAVARIA.-At Munich n rising ha
taken place, aud constitution has bee
eStored from the King at the point O
the bayonet.
lTALY-The Jesuts, alarmed b.
the hostile demonstrations made ugains
them, have already quilted Turin Th
journals of Turin fully appreciated III,
tendency Of the French Revolution, an,
now are encouraging the King to pu
hmselfat tho head Of the National force
10 effect the salvation of Italy.
Adyices from Genoa announce the al
rival Of an American squadron in thl
port, on the Sd.
The latest ndviceS from Naples sta
that the King has once more violated h
solemn promise aud has carried fire or
sword into tho city OF Messina, whic
has been bombarded for AZ hours by ii
royal troops.
Riots have occurred in London, Gla
Cow, Edinburgh and Manchester.
The Revolution has spread lhroueho
France; all her departments have joinc
in the Republican movement. Lou
PhiVipe ruth Mc Royd Family yaad Gu
zOt hare arTired IN E8gi0Rd
The chateau of NeuiIy. the priva
residence of the roya family, has bee