The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Caledonia! REVOLUTION IN FRANCE!
Rr srov. March 27. s ?. t

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 Bcsrov, March 27. 8 ?. NJ. The Royal Mail S'elmsr Caledonia vas telegraph ed off tho baFbor day, having sailed from Europe the l2th plt. By this arrival we have the follow ing deeply interesting and important news
 The French revolution, accounts of which were received by the Cambria, has been completely suc- cessful The abdicatioh of Louis Philippe and the appointment Of regency has been totally rejected, rendering the struggle of the reyolntionists most complet,.
 Tine Parisians have trnmphed over the army. and succeeded in the establishment of provisional go- vernmeHt. Upon the erection of the republican form of government the House oF Peers was overthrown, and all titles disregarded The entire Orleans ian- fly has fed to other parts of the country, to avoid the storm that would surround them should they re- main in Paris. Whence their flight, is unknown. Tie ministers of the old government accompanied the royal family.
 The recognition of the new Republic has been acknowledged by England. Belgium, Switzerland and the United States, lh ough their representatives in the city of Paris In all the above countries pro ysional governments have bean established all hav ing fallen in rapid succession into tue same spirit which animaies the PaFi ians. The principal mem bers of these governments are celebrated through out the world for genius, eloquencc and science; some of them are of almost Ionaniic character.
 Carried away by tho eloquence of La Maritime, the cxcitei and ungovernable mob of Paris threw  new born liberty they had bucksed on aganst ilsis popular lender and by their unanimous shouts in tes c tue provisional government With the full thority for the State oi Pdiis
 PARIs, Feb 20 MT. Rush, the Ambassador of the United s, ,atss, accompanied by Mir. Barton and Mr. Pensin, waited on the meInb@rs of the provis- lonaf government, 10 wheinh- delivered most flat teiiag address, and made formal recognition of their authority.
 EAR.s, March n.--Thc latest alvces represent the ely us tranqu but inc hnanc al crisis was unaba- ted. Enin~nt houses arc spoken of as in ihe great est difficulties. but no further ialnres have been announced. Funds have fallen consi erably. On the Sh, 3 per cents were quoted at 50 francs, and after having been done at 70 francs, closed al i7 francs; while the , per cents oIencd at S5 francs, and done at 7i francs, and closei al 75 francs There was turmoil agitation; ali sais and gloomy. Men came and offered thnr securities for money only at whatever price they coull get. but scarcely buyer could be found.
 The account of the French revelation reached Vienna on ihe lst of March. and pioducei pro- found impression.
 Tho Archbishop of Paris, accompaniei by the Wears General, presented himself to the provisional government and gave his adhes ion III inc name of the entire Clergy oi hls diocese.
 Eight hundred mercantile firms, connected win the Paris Boarse, waited on the provisional govern ment 10 ask inc further delay of month on their bills due oil the l7th which being refused they h d
 
 determination being not 10 meet their engagements.
 Toul0n papers of the lsi of March state that the Due de Aumalc and Prince Joinvillc had arrived of that port, and made communications to Admiral Boadcrne, who, through the telegraph, applied to the Government 10 assit ihcm II is sail that he had been authorized to place steamer at the dspo- sal of the Plince, to convey them wherever they pleased.
 PRussiA.--A correspondent al Cologne writes that the middle classes of Prussia, as in tho Rheinish States, aic determined io declare political niepeu dcnee, and have a yoics in the administration of their governments. They are peaceful, but resolu- tely devoted to the country, and firm in ass rtihg their rights.
 AusrRtA.-The resignation of Mettcrnich is an. nounced for certainty in Paris. On the sth, the news oi the events a, Paris had reached Rheims and caused great consternation there. A grand council af all the ministers was called. Ccusers were de- spatched sn all directions. Count Hohailte, the French Ambassador at Vienna, is said 10 have fain tsd on hearing the news of tine abdication of Louis Philippe. He stated The next day for Engiind
 Thirty thousand troops are to'adsance to Italy without delay.
 BAvARrA.--At Munich rising of the people has taken place. and satisfactory constitution has been extored from the King at the point of ths bayonei,
 IrALY.-The Jesaits are alarmed at the hostile demonstrations made agaiHst them by the P.eple, and have already quilted Turin. The journals of
 
 revolution. and are now encouraging the King to put hipsef at the head of the national forces. and effect The salvation of Italy.
 GESoA.--Adsices from this place announce the arriFai of the Amercan squadron in that port, on the Sd of March.
 NAPLES --Advces up to the latest dates, announce that the Klng has again violated hts solemn prom- ses and has carried fire and sword into the city of Mcssina. which has been bombarded for 43 hours by the regal troops.
 The rsvolu' ion has spread throushoa Ffanee in ali her departments, which have all joined the Republic.
 Louis Philippe and the royal fasei!y. with Gaizot. have arrived in Engand.
 Riots have occurred in London, Glasgow, Edia burgh, and Manchester.
 The chateau of Neuye, France, has bsen sack cd and burned to the groani.
 The shops of Paris are all filled with csrIcatnes of Louis Philippe, atieast y0, ,0O0 n number. They have appeared IS fl by magic.
 The coienels of the l0Sth and 18th regiments were nearly al massscseS by their own men Tor re- fasfug to march against the TalleIies The Palace of the TalIeries has heen converted into hospital under the name al La Hotel des fnyaiids."
 The Rouen railway has been stopped by the ro- pulsce, who have burned the bridge of Aniiens.
 The sfatue af the late Due d'0rleans. which stood in the court of the Louvre has hoeh taken down.
 The ex King and Queen arrived q. New Haven England