Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-30
A REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
sIRELAND-R OME-ITALY, DC.
From The Baltimore ,Sala

at the moment of the departure OF the steamer,
informs us in brief note that Louis Philippe
had arrived in England, and that Lord John
Russell had resigned as Premier of the English
ministry. We find in the New York papers
vague rumors OF the resignation of Lord John
Russell. and there is no doubt it is correct, as
our correspondent states it to be a fact. As to
the arrival of Louis Philippe inEnglands we
find that the Liverpool Mail of the 18th
ult., has telegraphic despatch announcing
that he had landed at Folkstone.
We also find in new paper, called the Lon
don Telegraph, the following under its tele-
graphic news: =
Friday night, 10 oclock.-Various rumors
were in. circulation that Louis Philippe had
arrived at Mivart's Hotel, but TO this hour no
intimation of the ex-king arrival has been re-
| ceived. As
Portsmouth, Friday Feb. 25.-Great sensa-
ton is now prevailing here, op account of the
expected arrival or Louis Philippe about mid
night.
IRELAND.
The Lord Lieutenant has presented FL, 900
to the Belfast Flax Improvement Society.
A dreadful fire took place in Killarney, By
which six individuals lost their lives. Theex-
tensive pawn broking establishment OF Mr.
Darberry, which contained the deposits of the
poor from all parts of Kerry, to the amount of
several thousand pounds sterling, was the scens
of this dreadful catastrophe. Two persons in
their endeavors to escape, were killed, and four
children persisted in the flames.
1t is satisfactory to find that crime, since the
close of the special commission, has declined
generally. Destitution is, however,, fearfully
on the increase, particularly in Connoughtan and
Munster.
The accounts from most parts of the count.
ry concur in stating that the cultivation ofthe
potato crop is more general this year than for
the last three years. There is also decided
improvement in the whole system of farming,
and rotations are being benefit tally used
There are still large supplies of potatoes in the
country markets. fa a. l s..esfs
ROME.
The Pope has seculariz his ministry, by
the admission of four laymen He has publish
ed proclamation to alay the fears of foreign
intervention, which he pronounced impossible
The Austrian Cabinet has declared to the Brit
ish Government that it would not interfere
with the political amelioration in Italy. "a.
There wasa rumor in Paris that the Pope had
been deposed. At Bologna the Papsl colors
had been discarded. and the tri-coler of Italy
adopted.
ITAY.
NAPLES AND SICILY.--The Constitution
was published at Naples, on the eleventh of
February.
SARDINIA.-The King has granted consti-
tuition TO the people similar to that of France.
of July, 1880.
TUscANY-The Grand Duke evnces every
disposition to follow in the course of the King
of Sardinia.
MORE DETAILS OF THE FRENCH REV
OLUTiON.
From the Paris National, Feb. "a.
NJ Lemercier, Peer of France, and Colonel
of the 10th Legion having stated to battal-
ion of the legion that the emeutc was cru shed,
and that the National Guard was called on to
give "a testimony of confidence to the govern
ment, one of the National Guards stepped for
ward aud declared that they would not do it,
and that they all desired change of ministry
and reform. These words Were received with
acelamation.
Gen. Friant having stated at the post des
Petits Pere, that they had compelled Nj. Gui-
zot and M. Duchatel TO resign, there was a
cry-'.That is not enough-we want the over
throw of the whole ministry and its impeach
ment."
In detachment of the Nationl Guard in the
Rue Pinen, there were cries, in addition
to those of ''Down with the ministryt"
of eve won't have thieves in embroidery any
more than in rags' 8e
In the Palace Royale the municipal guard
attempted to charge the people, but were pre-
vented by the national guard.
The employers of the octreis at the barriers
yesterday received orders to remove, the bar
riers are occupied by the national guard.
About 30 clock the colonies of the II legions
Sc mt deputation to the King, Informing him
that it was impossible to preserve the tranquil
ity fthe city unless prompt and signifcative
concession should be made.
/ Just before o'clock an immense number Of
infantry marched up to the Boulevards, to-
wards the Porte St. Denis, and other strong
ldetachments occupied the vicinity of the Min
istry of Foreign Affairs. Some firing took place
between the soldiers and the people at the bar
ricatle, at the entrance of the Faubourg Mont
martre. e
From to 10 o'clock the people continued
to erect barricades in different streets, and in
some places there was firing.
At about 10 o'clock the troops were all un-
der arms as hitherto opposite the Hotel of
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs A large body
of cavalry was drawn up in the middle of the
street, and dense mass of infantry was drawn
around the whole of the hotel Drums were
heard, and body of infantry advancing. As
they approached, it was perceived that they
were preceded by body of the people, all
armed in different ways, and bearing the tri-
colored flag. e.- 81
The people and this body of soldiers adyanc.
ed towards the soldiers on guard, and, after
some explanations. accompanied by shaking of
hands and crossing of swords, in the military
style of salutations, all the soldiers, en- massc.
sheathed their bayonets. the officers sheathed
their swords, and quilted the hotel, leaving
The people to act as they pleased. All the peo-
pie did was to cheer yehemently, while young
man mounted up over the gate and took down
amid loud cheers, the flag which was waiving
over It, Shortly after this, body of National
Guards came from the Rue DIES Capuchines.
amidst loud cheering. and took their station
opposite the hotel, the cavalry retired tow
ards the Madaline. Everywhere the soldiers
along the Bouveards took off their bayonets
from the muskets, which they then reversed
appearing much to enjoy the scene Whilst
this was going on, the people wantonly set fire
to the bureau of the hackney coach stable near 5
ly opposite the hotel. ~
nthe evening group of young men, head
ed by tri- coored flags and torches. add led hv
captain lieutenant, and sub officer of the
National Guards, went 10 Caserne de Ne,,;lIv
to l..K~1 . H.