Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

National Quad, aud Provisional Gottrnmcnl,-
all ranks and urders Of stale. uaiIed IN ,he demoa'
slratlon,
Pans, March hlh.--A deputaton from the Char.
tisls Of England has been received IN public, and
their speeches replied ohy GARNER Pages Whrn
they rh, the air rung with "Visc la Repuoiqne''
faRs, March 6th.-Somc heavy failures of
large colnmsrelal house. have itanspired.
paRs. March ilh-fhr Pfrsse states that the
provisional government intend placing the tomb of
Napoleon under the care OF his brother Jerome
who is to be appointed Governor of the lnyalldes
NJ Lambert who was attached 10 The household
of Louis Philippe. aud was Lieut. Colonel Of the
1fd legion Of tue National Guards oi Patis, find.
ng the prospect Of a monarchy in France very
dun, blew out hi. bfalns.
SPAIN.
On reception Of the news from France, councils
ofminIslefs were held aud important delefn,ns'
lons are SAID 10 have been come To- One was 10
send for the Duchess de MunlpensieI at request OF
Qurtn Molhe, and she was 10 be accompanied
by the Duke Our reartespondrni adds lbn tlati u
Christina was 81 much siirelrd by the NV ltein
fars that 1t was found necessary to bleed her II
Is also sail that slIe had all audirnov Sth Mt
nulwrt. The Duke De Alumadh had left Madrid
for the purpose Of iuyiriaR the Dike aud Duchess
DE MOnlprusirt 10 proceed to Madrid. The gar
fison oi Madrid weTr kept under arms. The guard
senlfies doubled and IL was said that 5u,OOu Of an
army OF observation had been uTdrted 10 the fy'
/ frnnes The Gosrfameal Journals were io'bil'
/ den To speak of evenls 10 Plus Al the papers
/ aud esriespo ideucc which reached Madiii on tae
/ 99lh was stopped,
Still enough was alowedio 10 oole out 10 show
| that something extraordinary had happened. The
j coutl balls wsfr stopped aud Qnrrn Chnsuna was
/ taken to hcfbed The Prngtrsssla leader. IN ths
Corlrs ware preparing 10 rrsisl alid extraordinary
/ poarfs were d,nandrd by NaYars. The com'
mitleer Of Congress had rrpor,ed III favor Of them
GERMANY
Accounts from Frankfort to March ilh says
that the Bufghrts Guard had assembled in differ
cut parts Of the town aud pafadsd the STREETS cry.
ing, "vye la Republqnr.h The people demanded
/ the same terms as were granted by ihr Duke Of
Nss.au but ahrt receiving assurances from one Of
the authorities that free pres should be granted,
they retired without committing any exec The
papers lhtaurhou, Germany trrm with 'ympa,lies
iof the sufferers in the French Revelation. An
express was sen, off with the approval ii the Re-
public Considerable fermentation was manifested
Ia The mind. Of many, aud since the announce
mrnt the streets aud HhaNes have been thIonged
PRUSSIA
The ellTaotuihay Supplement- Of "kcnesehr
Zetung' Of the lih inst, bnass Intelligence that
whilst the council were sitting shs previous night
Ia the town hail. noious crowd gathered IN front,
loudly demanding that the membsn IN the name
Of the propc should claim the following nght.
ist That the people should make thfif own
LAWS, ant be their ogn Governors. That there
should b. universal suiirragrs. aud that all should
Be eligible both iof office IA the commune and N
/ tie state
"a, Absolute liberty Of the Pres and efspr.eh.
ID The Abolition Of standing afmies The
general aiming Of the people. aud the election Of
oiiietnby the peopl. themselves
4th. libefty Of association
sih Protection for the working classes, .eeur.
ing the mainiainanee Of all.
9Th, Education al the expense Of the state for
children.
Troops wefe sent for, and soon arrived In impos.
ing numbers The crowd was dispefs-d. aud the
rnglrajeh arrested The demands Of the people
were then printed on eiieul-fs which were diztrb.
aled amongst all assemhiagrs
The Governor Of the Rhine, Ia the province Of
Hen Eiohmann, promised TO fofwafd 10 lhr King
Of Prussia. the suggestions and views Of several
members Of the United Dcii=-chiriy the repre-.
senlatyes Of that pfoyiner, respecting III. reforms
and confessions called ior under pfrsrnt eireum.
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