Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-14
INTELLIGENCE BY STEAMER HIBER.

MA.
Important frem Iretqnd.-Tht Monster
Melting at Du5liH-Arrest of Ireland Lea
dsr8.-Repubtican Movements iR Germaay.
Russia and Poland Progress of the French
Republic.
The history of the present fortnight has
witnessed the death of despotism in Western
Europe. Vienna has followed the example
OF Paris, and Metternich like Guizot, has fled
from the storm. He had fed, but the EN-
peror, more discreet than Louis Philip re-
mained-the popular monarch OF a popular
movement.
This great event, more important than the
French Revolution took place on the 18th.
The people, guided by the heads of the learn
ed bodies, presented a memorial demanding
anu- otfe. eeyerment the liberty OF the press,
sitting, but being unable TO give a p%romprre-
ply, the deputation became impatient, entered
the chamter, and an emeute was the result.
The soldiers fired on the people, several lives
were lost, but in the midst OF the tumult the
Council demanded the dismissal OF Metternich.
Il hove resigned, said be, entering the cham
Der at the moment. The reply was a doubt
tul COMPLEMENTARY ha We Sd we'd your coun-
try
Letters from Vienna have reached Liver
pool 10 The l1th inst. and are OF the most
gratifying descriptions. Hungary has been
granted u Ministry ut her oya. aud all cause
OF danger. as regarded that par oil the EN- ie
Wuuli seem to BE- removed. The Whole
country Is sail 10 be in a state OF great enthu-
sIasn, aud the steady confidence and the
practical good sense of the people have been
SHOWN 10 d reuarkabie extent ia the %uainter-
rupted iultilHent oil their mercantile and
monetary obligations. All payments, il is
said, are made most pauctuaily, aud the
privilege TO deter them for fourteen DAYS,
which nad been granted, has not in any way
been IesOrted 10. All was quiet at Berlin on
the ~, the concessions granted by the Hing
mad been received with universal enthusiasm.
His Majesty, Frederick William, has publish
ell d decree, granting a general amnesty for
political offences and II lslemeanors against
The late laws which regulated the Press. An
other decree, calls on ~Camphausen, the ceie-
brated liberal deputy, to become one OF the
new Ministry.
The movement in Germany relieves Europe
fom the apprehension ola gene al war. There
no longer exists a potent despotism ready TO
neghboring States. All nations are revolu-
tionary, and sympathy has taken the place of
fear, and though tree States with kindred in-
sututlons can 40 doubt quarrel as well a. des-
pousms, yet the chances are that the peace
is now likely TO last some wears.
Ireland,
Meetings, without number. have been held
in the metropolis, ond througout Ireland. TO
sympathise with the French people, and pc
tItion for a repeal OF the Union between great
Britain and Ireland.
On the 2Oth Instant, however, a meeting
was held by the Young Ireland party at the
Nofth wall, Dublin. Strong expressions of
feeling, alike against the Government OF En-
gland. andin favor OF French Republicanism,
were pNnreHsel thareat These haya ma,
hearty response throughout the province.
Whether, however, from the active and Wig
orous measures put in requisition by the Lord
Lieutenant, or irom the indifference of the
people To The advice OF The more violent of
the Repeal leaders, all the demonstrations
passed OIL quietly, save one or two in the
north OF Ireland, at which fatal results took
place-one individual being shot at Down
patrick and another at BaIlinahinch.
DUBLIN, March 22-Io-day the city has
been ia d state OF great excitement. AT IL
O'Clock, Messrs. Smith 0'Brien. Meagher
and Mitchell, accompanied by a large circle
OF friends, both OF the Young aud Old Ireland
S tctlons, moved from the Confederation rooms
IN D'Oiier street 10 the head office at the
Royal Exchange, to give d bail for their ap-
pedrdace, IN compliance with Mr.. Porters
notifications. The shouting all along the
cute Mas tremendous, and more especially
IN front oi the old parliament house. By ac-
cideat, q troop OF attil cry was passing al the
moment with theirguns which appeared
10 quicken the enthusiasm Of the procession
/ seut you d report OF the proceedings at the
police Office, and..the subsequent proceeding,
Ia the rooms oi the Confederation. here Tie
language used was remarkably violent. far
exceeding IN veheinenec any previously 500.
hen ul Wntleu. The course pursued. accord.
Ing 10 the Mail. which speaks on authority.
i. attributable TO the cabinet, aud not To he
bar oi Clarendon, who would suffer much
more rather then commit himself TO s1ch
struggle.
After the proceedings at the mead office had
IrlulAatrd, Tie accused returned, and yera
welcomed ln DUAeT street by an additional
crown, amounting d together 10 not les tbao
10000 persons, who, undeteued by The heavy
raln cIeerea sud shouted mos vrhem-atlv
Ine conduct vi he OCouuells, il oileutg
tae.a. YES as bail Tor their sdyersanrs. has
cjye1ei themselves with populany.
1ou uusl not suppose lhr Young Ireland
pary cast dJwA by Uat cs!amily which has
besI. u .ueIr leaders, ihe drclarasiJn of