Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-04-15
Ce COMMENCEMENT OF 4 FINANCIAL
REvULSfON IN FRANCE.

Riot and Revolution in Vienna-Resignd-
tion and Flight Of Prince Metternieh--Riot
and Destruction of his House-Riot and
Repo,aiion in Berlin--Contest betreen the
AEliiary aud the People--The King Of Pr''s-
sia Frightened and Obstinate-dU Europe
in Stale of Revoluiion--Aecouchmen Of
the Queea of Eaglamd-State of the Mar
kets, &C., &c.
New YoRL, April I.
The Steamer Washington has just arrived
with Liverpool dates Of the 2lst of March.
A monster meeting was TO be held at Du-
bin on the ooh Of March, but no report had
been received when the Washington started
on the 21s.. The Lord Mayor refused 10 call
it, and Smith O'Bfian had done so on his own
authority. The British Government was ma
king preparations 10 suppress it. Steamers
were being armed and soldiers embarked for
that country, anticipating that difficulties
would occur.
The riots in England and Scotland had a.
bated, and those countries were quiet.
In France all was quiet.
A revolution has broken ont in Vienna.
Only 20 lives were lost The Emperor gram
ted everything which the people demanded,
and the conclusion of it was that he was car
ried through the streets in procession on his
throne.
The Prussian revolution was successfully
put down by the government. 1t is said to
have been got up by a mob. The troops
fired on the people and many were killed.
Hungary has declared its independence of
Austria, and has proclaimed republic. A
change of ministry has taken place at Mum
ich. The insurrection at Wurtemberg is
spreading it is rumored that the Emperor
of Russia is dead.
A legion of Polish Refugees has been organ
lied at Paris.
The Bank of France has suspended. Lo.
cal banks had been established, but failed to
relieve the pressure. great number OF
heavy failures had taken place.
France had been generally recognized by
the European governments.
The English funds were without much al.
teration Consols are quoted at SOs to 81.
The cotton market has slightly improved
since the last advices.
The corn markets has also improved.
Queen Victoria was safely delivered of ;
Princess on March 18th. A few minutes af
ter the birth the Royal infant was shown t.
the ministers and great officers of the Stat,
and household, in the ante room, when tn
usual formalities and ceremonies on the brit
Of Prince and Princess were gone through
The Hansea,ic towns recognized the Re
public
The Queen of Spain has recognized tn
new Government of France, with expression
of sympathy for the Republic.
The Havre Courier says that the ates
news from Germany reports that the liberal
are every day making fresh progress in al
the States of the confederation, with expires
sions of peace and good will towards France
News of the Revolution in France was re
ceived with indifference in Lisbon
Louis Philippe has taken up his permanen
residence at Claremont, where he receive
frequent visits from Messrs. Guizot, Ducllatc
and Montebello, the Ex-Ministers.
FRANCE.
The greatest tranquility reigns in the city
and in all the departments The mechanic
have resumed work, AMI every one seems /
have forgotten that Il revolution has take
place.
"a despatch from Berlin announces til;
the Emperor of Russia accepts the policy
non intervention in the affairs of Franc
as long as France abstains from aggression
M. Lamartine has satisfactorily explained
Lord Normandy some expressions respectin
the Irish flag in his answer to the Irish dep,
tation.
General Cavaignac has assumed the go
ernment of Algiers, and proclaimed the n
public"
The Provisional Government TO the Frent
People:
Citizens In all the great acts of the Iii
of a people, it becomes the duty of the go
crnment TO make its voice be heard by Il
nation.
You are about TO accomplish the create
act of the life Of a people, to choose the +
representatives. ofthe country; to produce fro
your consciences and your suffrages not
mere government, but an entire constiutio
You are going to organize the Republic. F
our part, we have only proclaimed it. "
alone are strong. We count the days. v
hasten to give back the Republic to the n
tion.
The provisional election law which v
have made is the widest that in any natl
of the earth has ever convoked people
the exercise of the supreme right of man, !
own sovereignty, The election belongs to
without exception. From the date of Il
law there are no more subjects in Franc
Every Frenchman of virile age is a polite
citizen. Every citizen is an elector Eve
elector is sovereign. The law is equal a
absolute for ALL There is no citizen who c
ssy to another, ''You are more sovereign tn
l." Contemplate your power. Prepare to c
ercise il, and be worthy of entering into d