Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-14

people ldu-~Juit Two hundreds are Nouudod
some twenty kilied--a rush. aud The day is
won, Neuns j. nDw 10 tie hands OF the
people. Qlmmen9v cheering Aiier some
oihert marts. Nr Mcsglcf withdrew. amidst
repeated piaudits.
Mr. Richard German. Jr.. addressed the PEG
pie. telling them there should BE- DO shrinking:
Tor that, though the prison aud even the scat
foid should be the lot 0t some. others there
we've, full many, TO occupy their place. Mr.
Ottoman concluded BY requested the vast as
semblase TO retire IN peace aud order TO their
houses.
Mr. Doheny next addressed the meeting
He told them OF the great ass-mblage be- had
attended IA Manchester, and assured them
that not a drop OF blood would be shed ia
Ireland which would not be revenged in Eng
land. lie called upon all lrishmen to unite.
lot by union. Maternity and courage. they
would prevail, and overthrow their oppres-
sofs.
The assemblage shortly afterwards separated
the rain still continuing.
France.
The financial measures of VI. Garnier Pages
have been all generally approved, and none
more 50 than bis last decree, creating public
stores under the surveillance Of the State,
with the view Of warrdnuug the receipts to
be- negotiable Tor the specified value of the
deposit in wares.
The following is the Paris news:
On Wednesday the Bank OF Discount corr
menced its operations. On Monday. alreai
go accounts were opened, aud there are 500
demands on which replies vii. be given to-
day. Discounts for about a million francs
were made on Monday, aud on Tuesiay about
| 100000. This establishment will render
great service to commerce, and has already
exercised some Influence on the restoration OF
confidence. The Bourse Yesterday was steady
aud the prices OF the preceding day were toll
erably sustained. The precious metals have
arrived in considerable quantities within the
last day or two, aud COLT has fallen from ten
to i've per cent. premium. The prices OF
brea'i has been reduced in Paris.
The Provisional Government was going
forward, still sustained by the people. Gen.
Cavaigaac has been appointed Minister Of
War. Caussioiere has been named Minister
Of Police, and has issued Il decree Stang that
the steps to be taken for employing workmen
IN the public workshops, Will be confined to
native Workmen. Twenty five OF the prin-
cipal bankers waited upon the Finance Min
Ister 10 request him TO postpone the payment
OF commercial bills FOR ID days, but he reius-
ed. M. Latitte has made The Treasury a pres
ent OF . 1000 francs. The Union states that
NJ. Rotlschlld called upon the Project OF Po-
lice to contradict a runIor that he desled TO
leave Paris, aud TO suspend his payments.--
He meant TO remain, and to keep all his ar
rangements with regard To the loan, aud 10
take the largest measures Tor Strengthening
credit.
He added that his brothers of London and
OF Frankfort, who accompanied him, had come
to Pans with the same intentions, aud to con.
esrt with him; that no mistake ought TO exist
with respect 10 the disasters which had befal-
len the none market oil Paris, and that it
was not the events Of February which caused
the embarrasnients OF certain firms, for that
these endorsements had existed some time.
The Minister of Public Works has issued
an address to the working men exhorting them
TO return to their labor.
On Monday. about 5000 or 10000 ''com-
pagnons," as they are called, of all the differ
) ent trades, went in procession. and wearing
; their insignia, to the Hotel de Vile, TO declare
5 their support of the Government, aud their
Determination to renounce the revoils and
, quarrels which have, for ages, existed between
the different bodies IN every part of France.
? The Monlteur contains an account OF the
Inauguration OF the tree OF liberty planted in
the Champs de Mars. NJ Ledru Rollin spoke
The speech, whicd amounted 10 this, tina
France repaid Waterlo with freedom 10 hei
} invaders; Austria and Prussia, by their sirug-
, giles tor liberty, gave sufficient atonement fol-
$ Waterloo. His speech was in favor Of peace
with foreign countries.
, a.rA project of law, tits said. is in hand. tc
the companies in whose harhds 6atAyAaSs. fsap
e giving to shareholders in lieu five per cent
+ stock at a given price.
On the 221 inst hills ha vi,o haan ,,os,al IA,
tho Belgians ani Germans, calling upon til,
French to give them arms, and march viii
: them to Belgium and Germany to establish
Republics. about 5000 people assembled Al
T. nooh. who, however. conteuted themselves
VITA burning their national flags.
Allldeas OF war with the 20 ltinental pow
4 sTs is al an end, except as regards Russia.
I Tie Poles rise II will BE- exceedingly Difficult
10 keep the French people from rushing IL
tier aid. The government viii, in all proba
: blllty, be compelled By the pressLre Of tn,
: multitude to Interfere. 1t will not do so il i
eau be avoided, but it will not and cannot re
r slst any general display OF sympathy Tor tn,
A Roles. A party OF twenty-five Polish emf
l.. grants lett Paris d few DAYS with the inten
tlon OF penetrating into Poland, and raisin,
the standard OF revolt. Their countrymen 1
Paris are looking with great anxiety 10 the
result OF their exertions.
All the Russians residing in or visiting
Pans have received an order 10 leave the cit,
! Immediately.
A growing Jealousy was beginning 10 be
manifested by the departments at the absolute
domination over them assumed by the Paris.
ians, and it was unprecedented that tae returns
Tor The elections from the provinces would
tell against the Provisional Government.
About ZOO ut the natives of Savoy resi-