The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-25


Troy, a. 5P. NJ.
The Steamer Acadia left Liverpool on the 9Th
and arrived in Boston at o'clock yesterday P M.
The commotion on the Continent increases.
ireland is in a state of great excitement. The
Esiudents of Trinity College, Dublin, had armed
in defence Of the Government The repealers
continued to defy the law Dublin will soon be
under martial law, and arms will be given up
Many presses and men were out for Republic.
ENGLAND.
The great Charist meeting of the 10Th
was forbidden by the Government. The
route Of the procession had been marked and
greaI wagon built 10 carry The monster
reiition, when The Government forbid the
meeting or The procession. The Chariists
were finally determined TO hold the meeting,
aud declared they would forfeit their lives, if
necessary. in the attempt Fergus O'Con-
nor recommended all the Chartisls TO with
dlaw their money from the Savings Banks
with view 10 embarrass the action OF the
Government. The gross amount in these in
siiiulions. ia stated al G25.00l.O00 sterling.
A ddiiional troops have been brought into
London. Many of the CharIst papers pro-
lest against The acts OF the Government.
FRANCE
The Provisional Government have ordered the
army to assemble on the eastern frontier. The
Irish address was presented to the Provisional
Government on the Sd inst.
Lamsrtine, on the Sd, in his reply expressed
great sympathy, but he declared his intention of
preserving strict neutrality, and condemned the
interference of France with Ireland, in l79S.
Abd-el-Kader had arrived in Paris. Proclama-
tons had been issued exhorting quiet in France.
Lamartine had discharged all English workmen
employed in French steamers. 10000 men had
been sent 10 reinforce the army in Algeria. Pa
ris working men were crowdng TO the Hotel de
Vile, with contributions in aid of the Govern
ment.
The Belgian, Prussian, and Austrian ministers
had complained of demonstrations permitted in
Paris in favor of the liberties of their country
men, Lanartine replied that he could not con-
troll the opinion of any one. France would be
neutral. He expressed possibility of the inter-
ference Of the Government in the settlement of the
affairs of Poland
The Provisional Government had taken posses
sion of the Railway shares. The Bank of France
had been allowed further time of discount. The
Banks of Rouen, Bordeaux, Nantes Little Hayre,
Toulon, Marseilles and Orleans, had suspended
specie payment. Relief hanks had been establish
ed in all large towns. Tho election list was to
be closed on the goth inst.
Ht NdtlOUdl OudTuS were 10 slccl lnelr
Owl officers, Grenadier and Volunteer Com
panies to be suppressed. All Foreigners Of
five years actual residence declared entitled
10 naturalization. Is days further delay per-
miIted for the payment Of bills Of exchange.
ITALY.
The King of Sardinia with 80, 900 men had
made war on Austria by invading Lombardy.
The Sandman forces had driven those of Aus
tria from Parma, Brescia, &c. Savoy had de-
clared a Republic.
In Sicily, parliament has been formed
separation from Naples complete.
Switzerland maintained strict neutrality.
Prussia was likely to quarrel with Denmark,
in respect to the Duchess of Holstein and Luz
nenburgh.
The Emperor is making vigorous prepare.
ton to retain Poland. Every man between
the ages of Is and 80 to be removed from
Russian Poland to the interior of Russia. The
Government is concentrating large armies in
Southern Russia.
BELGIUM.
All attempts at revolution fail.
SPAIN.
Violent disturbances in Madrid on the 2lst
ult. People and soldiers fought all night.
Queen Christina it is said ran away, and the
city was declared in state of siege, since
which all is tranquil.
Portugal IS Tranquil.
GREECE.-Tho Ministry have resigned.