Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-06
Riots in London, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, have

Establishment Of Provisional Government.
Riots in Loadon, Glasgow. and Edinburgh, have
taken place.
1t is said that the revolution has spread throughout
France All the departments have Joined the repub-
lie. Louis Philippe and the royal family, with nj.
Guizot, have arrived in England.
London papers of the 18th. announce the resigna-
. ton of Lord John Russell.
The Due d'Aumale, (son of Louis Phillippe) has
proclaimed Algers a part of the French Republic.
On the receipt of the news, the l'uc dJoinve IAN
other o.. the exied King) gave in his adhesion to
the Provisional Government.
The English Government contemplate important
concession to Ireland, and extension of the cleo
i've franchise
Our latest adviccs from Paris are to March g. and
represent the city Tranquil but the financial crisis
still continues unal1 I'd, and some eminent houses
spoken of being In difficulties but further
failures have been announced. The funds have fallen
considerably. On the Sh the three per cent. funds
opened at so francs and, after having been done
10 francs, closed at AZ francs whilst the five per
cents opened S5f, done at 74f and closed at 75f
There turnult or agitation; all sad and
gloomy. Men came and offered their securities for
money only, at whatever price they could get but
scarcely buyer could be found.
The account of the revolution in Paris reached
Vienna the lst instant and produced a most pro-
found impression. The CONSERVATION which prevail
ed there, says article In the National. cannot be
described. The five per cents fell from 95f. to S2f
The Archbishop of Paris accompanied by two vi
cars general presented himself to the provisional
government Tuesday, and gave in his adhesion 10
the new order of things, in the name of the entire
clergy of the diocess. nj. Duchere. has been ap-
pointed Under Secretary of State of the Ministry Of
France
Numerous diplomatic appointments announced
among which NJ. de Facas to the United States.
The coming elections in France excite great atten-
of
lance of this matter, were preparing for the crisis
Eight hundred mercantile firms. connected with the
Paris Bourse, waited on the provisional government
to ask further delay of month on bills due on the
18th ult., which, by the desire of government, had
already been extended to the 10th inst 1t not being
accorded to them, they said TO have threatened
10 dismiss their clerks and workmen, and commenced
their determination not to satisfy their engagements
Three per cents closed in the Paris Bourse the 9Th
at 52f.-fve per cents at T3f.
On the 10Th the Toulon papers say that the Duke
ldAumale and Prince de Joinvle arrived off that por
and made communications with Admiral Baudin
who, through telegraph applied 10 the government
for instructions. The ADMIRAL it said had been
authorized to place vessel at the disposal of the
Princes, to carry them wherever they pleased.
PARIS, Feb. 29.-Mr. Rush, the ambassador of the
United States, accompanied by Mr. Martini and Maj
Pinson likewise, waited on the members OF the pro
vIsional government, to whom he delivered flatter
we take from the National" of to-day: "At :
O'Clock the representative minister of the United
States went TO the Hotel de Vile to make forma
recognition of The provisional government. 1t was
most appropriate to the representative OF the Amerl
can Union 10 be the first to welcome the infant re
republic for there is bond more powerful between
nations than community Of sentiment. The sleI
taken by the minister of the United States has beer
regarded, under existing circumstances, of serious
Importance although fully expected, 1t has touched
acutely the members of the provisional government
and, after interview in which exchanged thu
noblest expressions, they, in body, accompanies
this representative of the great nation the threshold
of the Hotel de Vile, proof of the cordial affec
ton which must ever exist between the American ant
French republics
In London, trifing disposition TO riot expe
renced in the early part of the week, but the dsor
derles were confined to mischevous boys and citizens
out of employ ment. Order speedily restored
In Glasgow, the tumuts were more serious, AM
several persons unfortunately shot by the mill
tary. The rioters in thai city merely thieves
who plumber the shops, and had evidently politica
objects in view.
In Manchester, some tendency to disturbance ha
been exhibited, but every thing is quiet. In ou
own town, tranquility has been undisturbed. Mum
bers of unemployed persons and others have assem-
bled the Exchange, but no political feeling is OBJ
served
In Ireland no breach of the peace has yet takeI
place, but the exciting language of certain portion
of the PRESS which surpasses any thing within on
recollection, has not escaped the attention Of tn
authorities.