Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-08
constitution has been exlorted from the King at
The point OF the bayonet.

tons made against them by the people. have al.
ready quilted Turin. The journals there fully ap.
preciate the tendency OF the French Revolution,
and are now encouraging the King to put himself
at the head OF the national forces 10 effect the
salvation OF Italy. Advices from Italy announce
the arrival Of an American squadron off that coast.
Advices from Naples state, that the King had
once more violated his solemn engagements, and
had assaed Messina with fire and sword. The
city was bombarded for AZ hours by the Kings
troops.
AL the Departments Of France had accedsd to
the Revolution.
Louis PHILIPPE and the royal family, with Gui.
zot had reached England.
Riots had disturbed the peace Of London, Glas.
gov, Edinburg and Manchester.
The Chateau OF Neuilly had been pillsged and
burnt 10 the ground
Thirty thousand prints cariceturing Louis
Philippe have been exposed for sale in the shops
OF Paris They had appeared as il by magic.
The colonies OF the ssh and Josh regiments
had been killed by their men, Tor refusing 10
march against the Tuileries. This palace has
been converted into an hospital under the name
Of Hotel des hualids.
The Rouen Railway has been stopped. The
populace have burned the bridge OF Amiens.--
The statute OF the Due Orleans, which stood in
the court Of the Louvre, has been taken down.
Louis Philippe and his Queen arrived al Brigh.
ton on the 3D. The King, on landing, was dress.
ed in green blouse and overcoat borrowed OF
the captain Tire King had not change oil cloth.
ing They stole their way out oil rrance-mov>
ing cautiously from farmhouse 10 iarm.ho At
Treport they were nearly exhausted by fatigue,
and night or two before his arrival, the king
was on The point Of giving himself up. The King
and Queen with male and female ATTENDING,
who constituted their suite, embarked on board
French fishing boat near Treport, intending to
cross the channel. AT Sea, the party was picked
up by The Southampton Harbor steamboat, which
Immediately sleered for Brighton; and the Royal
party, on their arrival, proceeded 10 the Bridge
Hotel. Her Maesty's-,he Elk Queen Of France
first act was 10 despatch a messenger 10 obtain
the attendance of Mr. Packhouse. Her second
act, was 10 write letter 10 the Queen Of England
communicating intelligence Of her arrival.
| Proclamal;ons and DEGREES have been issued BY
the Provisional Government, interdicting the
meeting Of the ex>Chamber Of Peers.
| The Tuilleries were 10 be converted into an
asylum for the relief Of invalid working. men.
Capital punshments were 10 be abolished.
All prisoners on account Of political offences
are 10 be liberated, and furnished with means to
reoin their families.
The suppression OF the Chamber Of Peers.
and the dissolution Of the Chamber OF Deputies,
had been effected.
In the new Republican Constitution, the free
dom OF the press and Of speech is guaranteed.
Nobility and its titles have been abolished.
Every citizen is to belong to the National
Guards. National workshops are TO be opened
for the unemployed.
Ten days additional time had been granted for
II IF lie ,h IL
The National Assembly was to meet on tho
9th OF April. at which time Constitution was
to be adopted. In this constitution 1t is expect.
ed that representation will be based on popular
ton. The number Of representatives will be
nine hundred including representatives from AL.
geria and the colonies. Suffrage is to be direct
and universal, and shared in by every French.
man OF twenty.one years and upwards No
person eligible TO office under the age OF twenty
five. Election to be by ballot.
The Constitutional Assembly was to meet on
the twentieth
All prosecutions against the press for political
J offences. were to be DISCONTINUED as also all
persons imprisoned for such offences TO be liber.
4 ated.
t All works Of utility were to be respected and
e preserved.
y The Royal residence was 10 be sold, and the
proceeds thereof applied to the relief OF the vic.
4 tins OF the Revolution, and as compensation for
losses by the embarrassment Of trade and manu-.
features.
e DEGREES had been published, changing the
names OF several vessels 10 the navy; and, also,
the names OF streets having designations refer.
. ring to monarchy or the fallen family Of Louis
e Philippe.
!. liverpool Produce Markets.
e Western canal flour ESs a % 3d.; Philadel.
; phia and Baltimore 27s cd to 2Ss; New Orleans
e and Ohio 26s 10 2Ss. Wheat-United States
and Canada, white and mixed, Is i'd 10 8s I'd
e per 70 lbs. Red. 6s I'D to Is. Indian corn, 4SO
lbs. BIS cd 10 As 3D. per Dbl, Is 10 IA shillings
j. Since the departure OF the last steamer, the
market has evinced somewhat improved tone
ia consequent upon an increased demsnd and linn
\. tied supply General tendency OF breads.uf:
10 upward, ard the demand for Indian corn, foI
D Ireland, has been active.
in Cotion--Upland ordinary, 8 IA to 4 I'D;
good, IA New Orleans, ordinary. 4; fail
I'd 10; good, Ia; Mobile, ordinary, to 4 g.
al fair, 3d. good, 1 4; Sea Island, ordinary tc
IN good fair 7 10 s; stained, to I'd.
e. Under the influence Of a revolutionary spri
9 ness at home and tendency 10 tumult in the man
featuring districts, this market has receded full,
III three fourths OF cent per pound. Great EN-
De barrassment has been felt within the last few
IN days, dscouraging buyers and quite putting
p stop TO speculative purchases. (The sales mad
10 are chiefly with reference 10 the supply OF manu-
r. features for the American markei.)
The sales for the week ending the Sd inst.