Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

The Old World in CONNECTION

The Ex-King OF the French, and his family,
have arrived safe in England, and Por tons of
them are located at the palace with Mrs. Vic
toria.
The following, we believe, is a correct state
ment of the present abode of the different MEM
bers of the family
Louis Philippe and Marie Amelie, who have
assumed the title of Count and Countess de
NeuiIly, are at Claremont, with whom are also
the Duke and Duchess of Nemours and two
children: the Count d'Eu; the Duke dAlencon;
the Duke and Duchess Augusta, of Sake Co
burg.
The Princess Clementine is staying with her
husband, the Duke, on a visit to her Majesty,at
Buckingham Palace.
The Duchess dOrleans, with Count de Paris
and the Duke de Chartres, are stated to have ar
rived at Ems On the Cd inst.
Large bodies of people we're going to Paris,
from Rouen and Orleans to assist in the expec-
ted fighting.
Rumor says that the Duke de Montpensier
has taken an active part in military prepare
tons against Paris.
Prince Louis Napoleon was received on his
arrival by cries of "Vive Emperor J" All
political prisoners It has been decided are to be
liberated and placed under republican general
and sent to England.
The Chateau of St. Cloud has been burned.
The Journal des Debats, the ministerial or
gan, has Joined the republicans.
The Theirs, Barrot, and Billau.t parties have
united, and given in their adhesion to the new
government. During the revolution, 42S per-
sons were wounded, of whom $50 were civili-
ans, and rs were military.
Nj. Lambert, who was attached to the hozA.
hold Of Louis Philippe, and was Ls6Hspl.-
Sd Legion of National Guards at Paris, findihl
the prospect of a monarchy in France very dim,
blew out his brains.
PARIS, March 4th.
The funeral procession of killed of the god.
23d, and oath Of Feb, was a magnificent and
solemn affair. The people, troops. National
Guard, and Provincial Governmental ranks
and order OF state--united in the demonstra.
ton.
The Paris Re}orme contains the following
from Naples
"The report of the capture of the citadel Of
Messina by the Messnese is confirmed. A
breach was made, and the place was afterwards
taken by assault. ln spite of Ferdinand's SOL
emn engagements, Messina was bombarded dur
ing 48 hours bg the Royal troops. The Porto
Franco, or entrepot, was set fire to, and almost
entirely burnt. The loss at the entrepot alone
is estimated at about l0,000,000f. These ac-
counts had caused an assemblage of the people
at Naples, who cried, down with the Mi nistry, ,
1t will not be long before they cry down with
the King
SICILY.
1t is rumored at Marseitles that the King Of
Naples complied with the demands of the poo
pie of Sicily. The ministry have resigned.
ITALY.
Guns FOR THE PofE.- the steam frigate
Asmodee returned TO Toulon on the l4th inst,
from Civita Vecchia, where she landed TWEEN
TY THOUSAND muskets for the Provincial
Government. The consular agent at Toulon
on hearing of the atrocities committed BY the
Austrans in Lombardy had resigned his post.
FEELING AT HAMBURGER.
News was received at Hull on the 9th o -
March. from Hamburger, that there had
repeated attempts TO create disturbances
that Up to the departure of the steamer author
tiles had repressed such efforts, and the town
may be said TO be quiet. although beneath the
surface there was deep dissatisfaction.
GLASGOW, March 10.
The RIoTs.-It is Understood that the opcr-
atives of this city have determined ulon de-
mand for higher wages, and that the strike 10
TO commence this morning by the men refusing
their work. Although it is believed there is
no rotus feeling at the bottom of this indus
trial agitation, 1t certainly takes place at tine
and under circumstances which subject it to
that suspicion.
LETTH, March 10.
The chartist meeting. convened by placard.
has just taken place. The following paragraph
from the placard, will show the character of the
proceeding
"WoaKINU MEN.-To you especially. We
say come forward and hear what Republican
France is doing for the good of her sons of
TOLL"
The building was denseiy crowded, but the
people conducted throughout in very orderly
manner, and we do not expected any disturb
ance; notwithstanding the temperance in our
district OF that screaming peircl of our political
atmosphere, Chartism. The principal speaker
was DT. Hunter, who advocated Republican
ism, denounced the aristocracv, and proposed
congratulatory address to the Partisan Patriots.
Other speakers from Edinburgh followed. M
nerous special constables have been sworn in I
turing the last two days, and every precaution
$ being taken for the preservation of the peace
Of the town.
Hull, March 9. (Midnight-l -
A meeting OF the Chartist assembled to-uiSb
n the large room, Mytongate. Abont S00
people assembled, and the chair was taken by
VIZ. stephens. chartist lecturer,by the name
u Kidd, and others addressed the meeting in
avor OF France and Repubcanism, and in spe-
',ai remuneration of our aristocracy. The pec-
lie were called upon to arise from their apathv.
md to Initiate the noble conduct of the French
'eople, and so enfranchise themselves and their
MANCHESTER, March ii P. M
Inc disturbances continued until IL o'colck.
efthont more serious results than the destruc-
ion lamps and windows.
Oid and Young Ireland have already fratern-
yea. Inc Evening Post contains the follow
ng correspondent informs us that those
artles, so recently in antagonsm. have buried
ne Ratchet, and smoked the calumet of neace
;oncIllation Hall and Confederation Hall are to
e abandoned and both parties are to coalesce
nder the designation of the Irish National
fuard.
II Wedding Irritation Centuru since