Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-13
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Arviral Of The Hberaia- Continuance Of M1
Provisional Government of France Threat
end Reroh in PoLand-RpuJhc declared IN
CracoD-Rumored abdicaiiOn Of The King
of BaUaria-- COmnotion an Grcecc-Iasurrec-
hon in Milm-A Constitution granted al
\ Rome.
The steamship Hbernia, arrived at New
York on Sunday night, with five days later
news from Europe. The news is Of a highly
important character.
FRANCE.
The revolution in France still progresses
Never before have the people obtained so
great power and authority. Their ascendency
is complete. Instead of imperial or monarchi-
cal despotism, they have government purely
and essentially republican.
The Roman () Bank has temporarily sus-
pended
The three brothers Rothschild have assem-
bled at Paris and are in daily consultation with
the government. A permanent guard was Of
fered to that eminent banking house for their
protection, but was declined by them.
Foreign trade and home production have al
most entirely ceased. The workmen general
" have abandoned the various factories.
A gigantic project for taking under charge
of government all the railroads in France was
under consideration.
Gen. Cavaignac has been appointed Minis
ter of War.
On the 23d ultimo, bills having been posted
by the Belgians and Germans calling upon the
French to give them arms and march with
them to Belgium and Germany to establish a
republican government in those countries,
about 5000 people assembled, at noon. They
contented themselves, however, with burning
their national flags.
All idea of war with the continental powers
is at an end, except as regards Russia.
If the Poles rise, it will be exceedingly diff
cult to keep the French people from rushing to
their aid
PARIS, March 25.
Many Polish cmigrants have left Paris with
the intention of penetrating into Poland and
raising the standard of revolt. Their country
men in Paris are looking with great anxiety to
the result oftheir exertions. All the Russians
in Paris have received orders to leave immedi-
ately.
Fears are entertained that the elections in
the provinces would be unfavorable to the Pro-
visional Government.
L TIC Oh oCiiIt TtCcN-
ed orders to confer with the British Consul re-
spectng the claims of British workmen who
had been expelled from Rouen.
Ten thousand Savoyards paraded in Paris
and invited the Sandman Minister TO place
himself at their head he refused. After pay
ing homage to the martyrs of liberty at the
Place BdStih, they proceeded to the Hotel de
Vile and demanded of the Provisional Govern
ment the title Of French citizens. M. Lamar
tine replied that having made the demand col
lcctively, they should make it individually and
IL would receive attention.
NJ. Deichthal has failed. The funds have
declined in consequence.
The Austrian democrats paid their respects
to the Provisional Government, when they
heard, to their surprise, Of the commencement
Of the revolt at Milan.
A new democratic club was opened on the
llth inst Nearly two thousand assembled
Its object is the union Of all the German States
into one great republic, and within that union
to secure perfect freedom, equal rights, relg-
ious liberation, and Liberty Of the press. The
members of this club are to hold themselves
ready TO march to the assistance Of German re-
publicans whenever requested.
The Paris democratic club has published a
manifesto urging all the Germans to revolt
against their governments.
filty-one political clubs have been formed
in Paris since the revolution.
BY orders of the Government, baiialione OF
moyeabe National Guards are forming in the
principal towns of France. Before two months
elapse, France will have a rear guard Of l5O,-
900 men,
NJ. Collu, formerly an a,,achc to the En-
bassy in London, is charged for the present
with the superntcndence Of the affairs Of the
embassy, but not accredited as Minister at the
British Court.
POLAND.
March ls.
The inhabitants Of Cracow have proclaimed
a republic, $4,000 insurgents are under arms.
On the previous day the Governor was com
PEELED by the people 10 release 400 political
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