Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS
---EICllT DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

erpool.
Capt. Thompson left on the appointed day,
April Sd, and brings eight days later advices
from England, and six from the continent OF
Europe.
The Merchants Traders Ship Insurance
Co. Of London have failed. The liabilities are
estimated at El20 900, all being losses in sea
risks.
H The intelligence of the ratification of the
Mexican treaty was received at London on the
3lst of March.
DEATH OF THE AMERICAN CoSsuL-GIB-
RALrAR, March 2O-IIora,io Sprague, consul
of the United States of America AT this port,
died this day at quarter to one O'Clock in the
65th year of his age.
IRELAND.
II The condition of Ireland is still matter Of Sc
rious concern to the Government. Dlsallection,
it is believed, Is spreading and a rumor pre-
vailed that the Government was in possession
of information Of grave import.
Il Tpperary, Clare and Limerick seem 10 be
the principal scene of symptoms Of dlsallection.
Signal lights are often burned during the night,
the object of which is not apparent.
! 4 meeting Of the Privy Council was held at
n
| icct of consideration was the propriety Of put
ting into force the Irish coercion act in the city
| lof Dublin, and other large cities.
BELGIUM.
II An attempt at disturbance was made at
! Brussels on the night of Sunday, March 20,
bu, it utterly failed, being easily suppressed by
the police, aided by citizens.
AUSTRIA,
III An was quiet at Vienna the submission OF
the Imperial Government to the demands OF
the people being complete and satisfactory
H The Austrian Ambassador fled from Rome
when news of the insuIrection AT Milan arriv-
ed.
i PRUSSIA.
The account received yesterday, via Paris
, of new outbreaks at Berlin, was without ioun-
dailon, unless such iaay be called the TACT tha'
e the King had been called on for new pledges
Of his sincerity, and had yielded to the call
i, HANOVER.
: The King had completed his new Cabinet
IIbv the appointment to It's head Of Nj. Stroye,
: for wears past the boldest advocate of reform
: and consequently the most obnoxious to the
j King.
BAVARIA.
The new King had commenced his reigr
with extremely liberal professions and prom
scs Ills police was active IN the pursuit OF
Lola Montcz.
!, DENMARK
$ constitutional reforms have been demanded
!. here too, and the King, resisting, hat
r called on his royal cousin Of Prussia for assls
c tance But the King Of Prussia answered
tha, he could not interfere
e A letter from Hamburg, of March "a, says
j that hosiilitics between King and people have
S commenced
o A Provisional Government having beer
:, formed in kiel, one of the Holstein provinces
II and an attack by the Danish troops upon llol
# stein being looked for, the King of Pruss
had ordered troops to the frontier, TO see tha
a German territory was not violated.
= HOLLAND.
= a temporary Administration had been form
e ed and the people of Amsterdam were quoted
n Revolutionary movements, however, were stlI
> instigated by portions of the press, and IN
, civil and military authorities were on tn
IS alert.
r, PARMA
A general rising of the people. The Duke
) had fed.
y MODENA.
N Insurrcc,ion here too. The Hungarian troop
refused to act against the people, and the Duk
ic took TO flight.
VENICE.
D. A Provisional Government formcd-indt
y pcndence of Austria decarcd-and rcpubll
e proclaimed.
- LOMBARDY.
A. The king Of Sardinia had sent 40 900 me
m 10 ioin the Milancse insurgents afterwards h
b. placed himself at the head of this army an
ly marched to Milan, where he was proclaimc
- King of Sardinia and lombardy
rs The Austrian troops evacuated the citadel {
70 Milan on the night Of March % and rc,urnc
at to Verona and Piaccnza.
Is POLAND
le Telcgraphic accounts say that the revolt
y ton IN Poland broke out at Warsaw, the "
~ habitants rising as one man against the ku'
DC sian garrison. The troops retired TO one :
US the adjacent forts and thence bombardcd ih
" city, which was reduced to ashes.
u The revolution was extending througho,
Y Poland, but apparently with divided counsel'
% some declaring for u ion with Prussia, Other
'" for the kingdom of Poland
IN FRANCE.
nd The Provisional Government has yielded
al I.cdru Rolin and his legion of men IN blousc
Of and postponed the elections for the Nations
Assembly for n fortnight.
sh LOUIS Banc's commission had arranged u
" plan for establishing system Of national II
or dustry work shops TO be oPcn'
IA by the state, with division Of profits, DC.
The provisional Government had supple
"a, tho whole people with theatrical amuscmcn
rs gratis. -,
Ter The Commercial and financial difficulties a,
Of still increasing
4 A revolutionary expedition from Paris. con
,e. posed Of Belrians and Frenchmen had marchc