Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-07-13
Important News from from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALED0NIA---AN-
OTHER CRISIS IN FRANCE.


The advices by the steamer Caledonia" are
10 The 25th OF June. The intelligence posses
ses unusual interest France was s,lll deeply
agialed. and according to despatch which we
copy below, conh,ci commenced in Paris on
The 23I, between The troops, the National
Guards, and the people; and The sacrlfice Of
life was already terrific. We trust, however,
that this may prove unfounded A similar re-
por was promulgated IN Boston, New York,
and PmIad'a, Immediately after the arrival of
The last steamer; but fortunately il proved un.
true. Certain IL is, however, that the master
minds of France have their hands full. Six
candidates for the Presidency had already been
announced, viz: Nj. de Lamartne, Theirs.
Prince Louis Bonapare, M. Marrasr, Gen. Ca
vaignac, and NJ. Caussldere, ex-prefect of po-
Ice The Orleans parry will support M. Theirs,
and Benyer has declared IN his favor. The
legitlmisis are divided belwenn Thiers and
Lamartlne.
Lous Napoleon has been elected Colonel
in The fourth Legion OF the Nauonai Guards
A pretender is spoken OF in he PEI;
of the Prince of Leuchenberg. the son Of
Prince Eugene, and relation OF The Empefor
of Russia.
On the l4h at Berlin, a collision took place
with The butgher guard. and five men were
wounded. The Arsenal was plundered of 1000
stand of arms. Al Prague scenes of truly
fearful character had taken place. During a
popular disturbance, some villain fired rife al
The Princess Windschgralz, who was shot
~ The head The vicum was the daughter of
The celebrated Prince Schwarizenbourg. One
# The IS SONS al ,norra llv umtn-
ded. In these exciting circumstances, Prince
Wlndschgraz. with great calmness ard dignity,
enireaied The mob 10 dIsperse. but TO effect.
They endeavored TO hang him up TO lamp by
rope which they procured, when he was res.
cued by his grenadlers. Al FIVE O'Clock, ule
people not having iaken down The barIcades
ne had required, he ordered heavy guns 20
be brought into play, and he continued frng
until 10 o'clock al night. The conflict lasted,
almost without inlermission, during The nexl
day, and by The latest accounts, We hear that
Prague was heap of ruins. In consequence
ofShis bombardmenl, Prince WindschgIarz had
felreaIed from the CITY with the garrison. and
occupied the heights commanding ,he town.
The lates, intelligence from Paris Is gwen
as follows in the N. Y. Herald:
Liverpool, June 24-l o'clock, P. M.
open my letter 10 jnfctm you, tha. news
has this momen. reached us by electric 'eIe.
graph. that the crisis has really commenced IN
F'aace. Yesterday (FeIday) the troops. and
the National Guards were fighting desperately
wl'h The people. The sacrifice Of it. is ief-
Il6ci
Il is also reported ,ha, the mediation of En-. -
laad will be accepted by Austria as regards the
ltaliaa quarrel.
NJ. Aaago has announced to his friends his
antenaion 10 ~i,Ldraw speedily from the Exec
HGye GexeTnMeat
La the Pnoslaces, the excitement was ire-
nendops. Al Amlens. a determination was a.
msmed as march on Paris, while 10 the Souh,
-four departments had organizod and drilled u.
600 men for a similar purpose. The objec. Is
said TO be TO pui an end 10 The tyranny Of the
cspnal."
M. Comenin has resigned the Presidency Of
'he Council of State, in consequence of us in.
compatibility wllh his duae. as represents.
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