Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-28

by hawkers IN all quarters OF Paris, and usually
sold for one sous.
An extraordinary funeral took place on the
26th ult; il was that Of a workman who had died
in the Tuilerics hospital, Of wounds received in
the revolution. The procession WAS almost as
long and displayed as much pomp as that Of a
Marshal Of France.
Large numbers Of Austrians, Poles, German,
and Italians had left Paris for their respective
countries, with the intention Of disseminating re.
publican principles.
Lord Normandy, the British Minister, had len
Paris, and returned home.
BrLaIuM.-A body Of armed French repub-
licans left Paris by the Brussels railroad with the
object Of rcgenerating the Belgian government.
The government having received due notice Of
their coming, were prepared for their reception.
Wien they arrived ut the frontier, the engine
driver, who was no republican, would not PENN,
the train 10 stop, but kept at the highest speed
until he arrived at fortified town, where two
regiments of soldiers were awaiting them.
smart action eusued, and a majority of the nal.
riots we're killed or taken prisoners.
SwITzERLAED.-The people are arming, and
preparing to send out volunteers to aid in the
republican movements, and repelng Russia
BAvARIA.-King Louis abdicatcd in favor Of
his son Macmillan on the goth March The r..
1876, and is now in his SD year. He succeed
ed his father on the 18th October, 1925. and b.,
therefore reigncd rather more than 22 wears.
The new monarch, King Macmillan, entered
his Office with proclamation full Of good prom.
ises, which was well received
Next day, the Diet commenced is session. and
the Kings speech WAS delivered. lie declares
his intention Of submitting numerous important
reforms to the States Of the Kingdom, and says
that the futire motto Of Bavaria shall be, 81 Lib.
eriy and Lar"
Five French emissaries were apprehended at
the gate of Anhalt on the 21st, distributing pow
der and shot.
PRUssfA-Matters are tranquil at Berlin.
The report that Republic had been proclaiu-
ed turns out to be fabrication.
The King had received many Of the ctizer
wounded in the revolution into his palace, and
the Queen had given up her apartments, beds
&c. for their use.
A deputatiou from Breslau and Liegniiz cans
TO the King about law Of election. His Majesty
replied that general law would be promulga
ted, and that the principal points to be assured
were, personal liberty, the right of association,
burgher guard, with the right Of choosing their
officers, responsibility Of ministers, juries for 10
litical crimes and those of the press immovabii,y
of Judges abolition Of scignorial courts Of justice
On the oath ult, the King promised popular
law for clections-in other words an exiensioa
Of the franchise. public meeting was held on
the same day in Berlin, in favor Of universal sui.
fraee for all males Of 81 years Of age 1t is said
that Herr Won AuersEald has been summoned
10 make a new Cabinet, and that he has dec.r.
cd he will not enter It until the chief demand,
of the people have been complied with.
A semi-odicial article in the Algemeiene Preu,
sische Zcnung Of the 27th ult treats Of the ques
ton respecting the assembling Of General Ger
man Parliament, and states that the contemplated
Congress will not take place.
In Prussian Poland, great excitement prevail.
ed, and in some places the regeneration Of Po-
land had been proclaimed.
Throughout the whole Kingdom, intense boz
tility towards the Prince of Prussia was man
tested, and guarantees were demanded Of The
King that he should never succeed to the throne
The Prince has fed to England.
ACsTRfA.-Advices from Vienna to the 2ls
ut. state that all was tranquil, and the newE
the Emperors concessions had excited great joy
in the provinces. Proclamations had been issued
ordering the authorities to maintain the exisin;
laws, and the people 10 obey them. On tn 1lS
the Emperor published an amnesty for all pOEd-
cal offences. Foreigners who had been guhJ /
q such offences were to leave the country.
DESMARK.-The Duchy Of Holstein had DE-
clarcd its independence and established Pr
yisional Government 10000 Prussian trccg
were on the frontier, ready to support the DueEy
against the Danes If necessary. Aostilities vsr
anticipated, and the navigation Of the Sound Lad (
been closed. All shipments from the Baltic bad
been suspended. The King of Denmark hi
formed new and popular Ministry.
SwEDES.-DaieS from Stockholm to the iOa
M - Ia. IL,
telligence of the French revolution, Clubs wen
formed for the purpose of demanding Elecio1
and Parliamentary reform. 4 committee Vi
nominated and charged to propose legal and r
cifc measures.
RUSSIA AND PoLAED.-The following dr.
patch was received at Berlin on the 27th ult
WARSAW is in open revolution. The inhati
tants rose en- mdsSe and murdered several hut
dreds of the Russians. The troops fed to th
fort, and thence bombarled the town. WanaI
is in ashes"
The German journals do not confirm this
$4,000 Russian troops arc on the frontiers
Poland. There appears every probability Of
war between United Germany and Russia, r.
land being the battlefield. The great object
the Germans is to interpoSe an independent n.
ton between themselves and Russia. There
therefore, much reason to hope that Austria an
Irursih VIII restore the nauOnality OF IoaAnA
which they so infamously helped to rob her Of
The Emperor Nicholas has been fred at y
particulars are given, except that his hat "
pierced by the ball.
Southern Russia is reported to be on the en-
of a revolt. 1t is peopled by Tartars, who hlH
long chafed under the iron yoke of the Car
ITALY.-The people of Sicily have rcjece
all the concessions OF the King of Naples, al.
assumed national independence. A Provisola
Government has been organized. The KingF
peals to the sovereigns of Europe to enable b
to reconquer Sicily.
In Milan, the demands Of the people havis
been refused by the chief of police, the revc'
ton Immediately broke out. The streets WtH
barricaded, and the Notifications stormed ar
carried by the people, after bloody struggs
1000 Austrians were taken prisoners, and iVv
killed, while the loss of the people was only l~
The former Immediately retrcated on Alanii
The Archbishop of Milan was present during tx
conflicts, dressed in full robes, and encourage
the people.
The news of this revolution created great %
element at Rome. The palace of the Austria
was attacked, and the arms oil -
embassy torn down; the ambassador having M'
from the city. The Pope has issued procilsH'
ton admonishing all people to respect rels~
and the rights Of Kings
On the 2Sd March, the King of SARDINIA
clared war against Austria, and announced =
of supporting the rcvolutionsts oil L@