Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-04-27

-,fQ ooha tnbqb of Paris re-
a5on erecna roonnments to PENN and Sorev asso-
c,ates If Fsebi and others who have made attacks
. an T nj, pLilin,o
NJ Araro the cornmissarv If the government Sent
to Paris for orders and EXPRESSED his discrimination tc
c,rr,, tbos, into evocntion IN the last extremity
! GERMANY -TtrPs1c March 93-News was
last ngbt received from Brunswick that the Duke o.
Rnns{rl h.d nlaced his dominions at the DISPOSAL o.
Tho Gorron Copfodoration and declared in favor d
3 tho German emnre
Fri coIored cockades and Aaos of black and golG
had been distributed ia the military. No renewal Of
disturbances had taken Mace
AMsrERnAN-,phe rood sense of worlmen of al
classes Of the nonuation would Drevent fhe snccess
9nv violent attemot that oiUht be made bv disposeC
people. while measures were taken by the authortles
of snch nature as to reDress any further commoton
The arrest of the Youths who took mart in tbe enc
pte inundated the commnnes and thieves who took
part in il These latter did not rain much bv tbei
Hproceednps. MANY of them were arrested DURING the
Hnight.
| RAVARTA.-Tettersf from Mnnch of the Dist in
forms s th1f R,vara resolved mot 70 norticnate in the
ICongrcss of Ministers to take Mace at Dresden II
WAS 70 he feared tbi5 CONGRESS- wonld NOT he in auo
IF the Nation. and hcoyaJ Tint Wirtombnrrb viii
follow the evamnle of Rovari,. Sill as Prussia has
AGAIN eyhorted Blvaria ia send Minister to Dresden
he onesfion has bnon snhnittnd 70 another dalbora
tion
Five French emniss,ries were anDrebended Mt +bo
oate of Anbalt ON the Dist distributing nowder and
| Shot
BERLIN, March.--Tn consequence of tbc distnrban-
ces which have taken Mace in parts of SjIesio the
Minister of the Interior had issued rescrDt STATING
that persons who bvmenances or violence forced land
ed pronrietors ia re1onnce certain dues shall he amen
able to law and forced acts of Remuneration shall be
considered neither LEGAL or valid. Also he eyborts
nerso, NOT ia e,,f4,r tRanosoes n ha loJ os+rov
His Rovol- Higbpass Prince of Prussia brother of
the K;nr and her annaront IN the Crown arrival IN
london via Hambnrgh and aIgbtod ut The Hotal Of
the Pmssion T,eoation in Corlton Tnmocn tIis Rnv.
al Holiness orriyod n =, With confidential Mission
from Rs RoyS brotber vow Ws;ayt 1ao Vinora
FRoyrIr9 or PoTANn- March % All was Gnief
At Kaiseb and Warsaw altbongh The poles arc 1oat
w aritated
ME fyontor # is said will shortly he occnn;cd bv
troons bnt tbo5 viii not cross il
The Emnerors manifesto Of iltb March summoned
IN arms oron eide ~, fonnb rThoro oro f
roops at Ka]iseh but the Police VIGILANCE is GREAT
CRAcow, March 2l.-Sad news has lust arrived
Russia has succeed bv cold and influence in reyivnp
the idea of pansavism in order 10 provoke an outbreak
and take Dosses3ion of the Renubljc.
The moment the troops left it is certain that the
Colonel Of oendarmerje Swaykowgki arrived here in
disonisp
Rnssian on,ss,rins have arrival who have triod IN
oain tha confidence Of norsons without pxneroncn
and who know nof what craft is made nse otto take
nossosion ~ their conntr,
pOgFN rasl" Contain, Tho fonounc, f,o,
Posen dated o,cloc, 93l nt Tbe troons hav9 evor-
u,tod The town A connittao hid talon nossassion
Of the Hotel de Ville where + ;s now occpniod in or
ganizinr Notional Guard zoo mrslots wero to ha
6ist ;InfoJ o,,c,,rr +ha riti9ona
Il ;sI,os;t;I ststnd fhs E,ss;pns arc asso,obI;rer
in considerable tnrcn an tLo frontiors
The poles fraternize with the Germans Jo.nod of
one cockade two Arc worn one bearing Polish coIors
the other those Of the German Repub}c.
News roqchel town last evening as fellows from
Berlin 9th.
WAps,w re IN oprx Rrvo,rrIox.- The inb9bi-
tants rose en- ,n1ese ana mnrdoral several hundred
Russians The troons And to the fort md from thence
bonhorded the town warsaw is in nshesi To.mor-
row the prnsanI o,,;on dnn1rts from here m fine Kinq
expense in a snecial train. German papers received
mn 70 the 28tb do not confirm this.
TTATY The frino commenced on Saturday after-
noon. 18Th in Milan. and was continued the whole of
Sunday and MONDAY morning hnt Win what success
if is imnossibo IN ascertain "a the oatcs Ind bpon
closed and No eore;s ne.,nitte1
The rpnort oftha victory If tbe Inhabitants If Milan
over the Austrans and ba retreat of the latter non
M9nn1, has been f1Iy and ercnmstqntiav con6rm-
ed bv the Pedmoptese Gazette of the 24tb.
The Aus9jans hgd evacuated the citadel in the
night between the 22d and OBJ marchnu out in three
columns towards Alantua, Verona and Pacenza. re-
spectiyely.
On the 22d an armjstce was concluded for three
DAYS during which both parties were to preserve their
respective positions
The Austrjans. however. wanted COURAGE 70 recon-
mence the srupGle. and avaiGno themselves of the
suspension of arms and the cover of niobt. fed
MoDnNA Florence Journals announce TINT 4 revo
luton took place at Modem on the Goth. One hun
dred men sailed forth shouting in favor of revolutions
at Paris and Vienna The Hunparians refused to act
AGAINST the people.
At two, pm, a soldier who fired on the people was
stoned to death.
The papers s7v that at the departure of the courier
the Duke was irving in vain to conciate the people by
concessions.
Later accounts, however, announce the flight of
that prince The Austrian Ambassador had also fled
and the Instruction, generally, was successful On
all sides was heard The cry OF long 1--we Plus TX.
long live our brothers of Hungary The only troops
that could be got to act upon the people were the Ger
man dragons and they were defeated by stones
Pledmontese journals, later than the $50 have not
arrived, but 1t Is confirmed that the hng OF SARDINIA
and Lombardy, had marched to Milan at the mead OF
his army
The Wee King OF Lombardy with ms family was
at Verona. One OF his sons, the Arch OuKe nlglS-
mund was arrested at Bergamond.
Some 600O Austrans were qnartered at Mangnam:
Inc people OF Milan destroyed tne Dridge 10 cut on