Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-06
Arr.va, Of the Washington.
TEN DAYS LlrEG FROM EUROPE.

FEATcE.-lAc Minister Of Justice and Public
Worship addressed a circular to the Archbjshops
and Bishops, directing them 10 advise the Clergy
IN their dlocesas To take part in the elections, aud
to impress on their congregations The ggc3. truths
Of rcPub.icanisn.
Tho Commission for the arrangement Of the
liberation Of all the slaves IN the French Colonies
issued notice. stating that .la.t gFcs, act OF re-
p1r1ti0n caHH0. be accomplished before the COM
p.-tion OF tho next harvest"
MisraVans5no.-A new army Of 100000 men
IS organizing for tho frontiers, as n prccau.ion
oEgins; Austria.
A. proof Ct tho economy r~1cliccj by the
Provisional G0.crumou, IN tacr diplomatic affairs.
We may state thar ID. Co.u has undertaken the
duties or his Office for the small stipend of C40O
per annum. The above facts may be implicitly
relied on. L-l2Tajag Post, -NIrct IS, ISI5.
TEovBlE II Sazoyy.-On the S.h the Duke Of
SAKE Co5urg Go.ha published proclamation, in
which he promises his subjects a constitution and
00O.isheS i1o censorship. This. however, has no.
prevented The inhabitants Of G0,ha from present.
nE n'm a petition pointing out the reforms they
require. The aupuHlou was very well received.
IL letter from La.psic or the 9Th relates, that
populations OF SIX towns having presented petitions
10 iao King OF S1Eonyr demanding the liberty Of
inc press an- other reforms, iho Burgomls,er q.
w Neraau made aarauglo on the occasion. His
Majesty referred him TO his proclamation, and
declared that he would submit TO The next Dict
such demands as appeared to him jus. and op1or-
tune. Tho bIrEomnsier Scawader Of Mccrano
then said, "Sirc, permit me- The King replied.
NO no! / cauuo. discuss with you any iascn-
71te demands; / have only to say 10 Won, adiau."
The blrgomas.ar said, " Sire do not allow as 90
depart "lt1ou. some concession Tho kim re-
piled, 81 have nothing more 10 say to you-adlcui"
The Kings Ministers have published a notice an.
nouacng lHa. they had given In their resgHaiious
bat that tho King refused 10 accept them, raso'y.
ing to conToac an extraordinary Diet for the 2Oh.
order that it Nigh. ho known whether tho whole
country wished TO have the Ministers dismissed
law on liberty Of tho press was 20 be presented
TO that assembly.
HoLLAND--Tis Reforn aIranrinr.-On the
l4,h OF March, the king summoned The PresilcDl
Of the second Chamber OF s,at-s.G General to his
palace, and requested that the Chamber should
propose to him all changes I'm the government of
1ho people and the fundamental law, which il
might deem necessary.
Revolutionary anil Republican naorc-
mcHis.-hing Leopold has given his Ministers full
eavo to make any proposition they may think
advantageous for Belgium. This declaration is
understood to refer directly to the abandonment
Of monarchy itself if tho nation shall generally
demand it. The P0'uigue. which was Ihc orp,n
OF NJ. NoIhomb's Ministry, Publishes an article
calling for dissolution Of the Chambers, that the
country may express its opinion on tho flnda-
mental question of tho form of the constitution.
RUSSIA Htiayy PTcparati0as-Th Emperor
Nicholas, Of Russia, in an ul,1so directed to the
Minister Of War, has commanded the immediate
organization ofall the military reserves. A arcc
portion OF the army Of Russia is to be placed on
War iooung, and to bo assembled on the Isl
(io'n) April. This step, says the decree. sis
required by The events transpiriug in the west OF
Europe m"nIiesting the sinful design Of subyerl.
ing legal authorities. The alliance of friendship
ana the treaties by which Russia is connected
with the neighborng Powers, impose upon ms nc
Il sacred duty to take timely measures for piacino
q portion OF our troops upon war footing. thai
IN case circumstances should demand it, n firm
front may DO opposed to the direrul spread of an.
archy.' WI
PoLAND-RerO7ution an CracOw.-On the 18th