Richmond palladium., 1848-05-31
Ai.tkas Al. OK THE CALEDONIA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EC-
ROPE
PHILADELPHIA. Nav % p n

Ph'iAnftFHis. May 90. =. NJ
The London Market opened Yesterday
with the appearance of much firmnes:.
bu; owing to the apprehension of French
interference against Austria il closed
heavy. and Conso,s declined J per cent.
closing at 83aGf.
F@iiares.- --Messrs Lees. Mason &,
Co. Flax Spinners, aud Alexander Had
den u Son. " oolen Spinners, have failed.
Their mills are at aberdeen.
The French election resulted in the
overwhelming triumph OF I.a:narfinc and
the moderate candidates. SO much so Tia.
1t IS feared the uliras will resort 10 ulicri-
or measures 10 render pas, proceedings
nusatory. Here the w;res between Bos-
,on and New York stopped workingl
Bv the Government cxpressi have re.
ceiYel Wilmer and Smiths Times ofthc
9th instant from which make up the fol-
loving synopsis of all important events
IN Europe.
Aiiairs were generally more se,tled.
plot To blow up The Hotel de Vile
had been discovered.
\ terrible election riot occurred at
Roaen. in which many were killed before
order was restored
The Banks of France. Rouen, LYONS.
llavre, Little Toulouse. Orleans. and Mar.
seilies are united to the department banks
as branches.
The French Chamber ohened. on the
18th instant. The members of the nro.
ylsloual Government wore the ,ri-colored
saslics. and were greeted with great All.
plause.
Andry de Puvredeanas, senior in aue.
took the Presidents Chair Dupont. then
assembled the Tribune and made a speech.
rcsigning il into the hands of the Chamb.
er OF Provisional powers.
The President of the Republic was to
be elected on the 9Th inst. All eycs
were turned to Lamartine.
Reports were current that the French
army on the Alps, had entered Savoy 70
all the Italians against the Austrians.
Spain was quiet.
There had been no farther great battle
between Denmark and Ilols.ein. but sew.
eral skirmishes had taken place. The
Danes were rctreaiing.
There had been farther encounters be-
tween the Republicans and German con.
federation al l'rburgh
Frighttul disorders continued at Posen
between the Landuchs and Military.
The new AUSTRIAN constitution was pro.
claimed on the Goth ult, the Emperor's
birth day. amid general rejoicing.
In Austrian Italy, there were no impor.
tant engagements, but the Austrians gain
cd advantage in several skiunishes.
Venice is closely blockaded. Trcsiso
has submitted.
deputation from Poland will 90 To-
Pctersburgh to petition the Emperor of
Russia Tor the restoration Of the Consti.
tuition Of 1915. Nicholas is stated to be
in favor of the union Of all Lclavonec and
lrevcs INTO one gigantic federative me-
archy. and thus obtain unlimited swav
over Europe. One account SAYS hc has
refused assistance, and another that q
treaty offensive has been arranged be.
tween Russia. Sweden and Denmark.
\ postscript in the Times states that
Charles Albert had resolved to attack the
Austrlans at Derona, and was within two
leagues OF the city on the 28th ultimo.
The English Council Vienna retired
TO Trieste for safety. for upon his dcclara.
ton England would not acknowledge the
Neni,ian Republic. The mob tore down
the Arnorial Insignia from his house.
Ireland.
Smith O'Brien and OConnel have been
reconsidered and agreed to work togeth.
er. They shook hands and fraternized.
An address was issued signed by those
leaders. to factions, urging union among
themselves for repeal OF the Union.
England.
The reform, and chartist movements
continued throughout the Kingdom.
Later from Yuc:ltan.