The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

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The old Rock of Csshel ha, fallen to the ssrth How
learn this 1t fell Tuesday last the 7th inst after
weatherpg the storms sine. the deluse Great trouble
has been oSoa'ionsd oy this event especially as an al
shel would fall the year in which revolution would
break out in England is spoken of by the Of the
poor people
The Caedonias departure is postponed until to-mor
row, Sunday at O'CLOCK noon, only in consequence
OF the Hiberpia's arrival
MARCH IL.
No further worth communicating Last night
We had tremendous gale from the northwest 1t has
moderated and the wind is all from The north The
Hibsrnia arrived yes erday morning at 2oclocks
criul passage at thi. season ofstbe year. ALBoNA
Our London Correspondence
LONDON March IL, ls4s
The all sorbug top this side Of the Atlantic to
the exclusion of everything else the great fact ,h-
astounding eveptwhich could scarcely credit when
the news arrved-the expulsion of the Orleans dynas-
ty from Frsnoe-the declaration of French republic.
Eighteen years Of ntrigues the threads of which were
held by the Ulysses of odern days. have been cut ssun
der the short of few hours by the sword of
the peoples the Napoleon OF peace now an exile On
he shores of Great Britsin-the who encrced Pa
rs with Of Notifications, and had army Of
80 600 in his capital and who but few days be-
fore boosted to courter that he "ield France in his
hand has been driven away by unarmed people, first
led on by thoss curious specimens of the human
"iss gamias de Paris"
Referring you to the files of papers, for the interesting
details of event which may lead to a universal
though, thanks to the provisional government of the
public it is yet postponedI shall merely send you
short sketch with the effect 1t has produced Europe
in general.
The seeds of the present revolution werc by the
Quiz ministry in the parag raph of the address on the
opening of the French Chambers, in which the words
pa arengies ct eemis" were used in References
20 the reform movement. grand reform banquet was
resolved in Paris which will be Known in history by
he of the banquet reforMste du XII a'rond,sse
aent Nearly all Paris resolved to participate In It, and
grew alarmed and very nudiciously the only Of
the banquet issued proclamation that 1t would pre-
u%aer artillery em orSslsd into Paris
3ugeaud sent for who 10 reported to have said "Je
raiHeraf la canaHs dune bonne monGre,"- and thus
tsrs stood when the rose the memorable day
ofthe 22d February An unusual silence pervAded Pa
lis towards groups of men in bouscs, singing
The Maseaise were v.ibe vending their way from Gil
quarters towards tho Bsrrere de lEtore, where the
banqcet have bssn held. The masses Increased,
aud a large body proceeded towards the Chamber Of
Deputies; this the oommencene The pcrt de Ia
Con Orde guarded by cavalry who charged to clear
he fquare; the tumut increased-he king thought it
would longer satisfy the peopef l. petit bOnh0mme
Fhers accompanied by Odiilon Bsrrot, was wend
cades which erected in every street and
loudly cneered rs he went along. Matters might have
nded here, but the fato of the Orleans dynasty
concealed in the trigger of muske stray shot from
tho crowd wounded the horse OF the Colonel OF the
roops of the line, drawn up before Guizots Hotel md
gave orders 20 fire. The sharp sound Of patoons FIR
announced 10 the rest OF Paris that IL had commenc
good Fifty citizens fell weltsring in their
sonndsd the p Royal
and sacked-the National usrd Joined the peopethe
iue wavered, and Louis Philippe sbdcated in favor Of
has been driven from the French soil-iorever The
in the Coamber Of Deputies ON the 24h, was
violent In the widest days Of the convention.
refer you to the papers.
For fcrtni ht business was ,tagnar and the present
quotations of the French Three per Cents are AFT!
Dropo tionste fell took place every exchange in Eu
cope, but the effect most felt in Germany. At Ber
lin tall of 30 par cent took place in government
rites AT Vienna ct Frankfort at Hamburg, busiress
caIue 10 stand still. A cabinet council Immediate
ocnvokod at Berlin, aud orders ssusd to advance
army 10 the Rhine. FIR, nch invasion was feared
Ba1e all q 10
many called ont their and all the iorresses
the frontier have been supplied with men and ammun
lion TO stand siege. This the frat sffect Ger
many. The second q revolution in every s ate The
Germans, as II by common accord, have temauded
and OBJ aimed freedom of the press Centre civic guards
General elections, aud they now stand up or German
Parliament.
The manifesto of VI lie Lamartire TO the French dipo-
matte SCENTS breathes peace but there is paragraph
which gives rise spprehensons He says that it
duty of the French republic not to allow liberty to
be suppressed in any friendly state general rising
III Italy Lombardy) Is hourly expected Austria has
army COO there, and 700 piecesof artillery
aud threatens destruction to any thing like revolution
Msftisl Law has been proclaimed there The king Of
sardinia is armed to the teeth and 1t is generally be-
ieved that he Will declare himself the champion OF Italy
He has a fine army and backed by all Italy, with
French army to second him he is mean antagonist -
change seems to have stolen gradually over Europe.
It is scarcely four years since him enter Geaos,
surrounded by his staff and ride down the rsds Bab
wit hout cheer and in the ball room OF Paulucc
the governor, NOV dismissedD heard Genoese muer
at him bet their teeth and he cannot 20
step without being h lied as Salvatore del Haia!
nalostre buon alberto "A basso ;suid! SC Viua
ind, pendenza Usiand ~ He Is what like Don
Quixotte in appearance but he will find the Creates
md Ausrians rather force sheep to contend against
IL was but the other day that I received y Let
from Italian friend of mine at Milan, man who
Cannot digest his dinner well without occasional
mdiade tedesch bJan aud he tells us that there il
good feeling sprnpipg up between great number OF
he troops and the Italians and that it Is not unlikely
hat of the regiments especially the Hungarans
will frsternizs with them verify believe from all that
hear my knowledge of the people, that the
crisis Is close at handf 1t will be- difficult task TO
avoid European war Nor must IL be supposed that
the present state OF things last in France With
men like Lamertne Lsdrn Rsliu, and the more mode
rate members of tho provisional government all might
20 well bat this revolution by the people is to be
peuple-the theorirn of Louis Blanc noble they
tneores,yerge upon communism when put In prsc
lice il mann tnat anarchy could alone he tho
suit To quote the ofs German historian writing
Schiller 1892 "I had great hopes, ne said, Of the
French people hut alas, The few noble ded and
honest leaders will be oyerrued by unthnking mass