The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-11

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Farther Connections in
Paris !--Revolution IN
Austria!!!--5OO Kill
ed in the Streets of vi
emma disturbances
in Prussia 1.-The Peo-
pie rising throughout
Europe!!
N. Y. April 7, o'clock 5 m. P. III.
Troy, 8 o'clock 3 m.
ENGLAND.
In The House of Commons Mr.. Hames
,rotioneJ that the Income Tax shnll be in>
posed for one. instead Of three years. 1t was
neratived 1863 10 I3S. The Queen MRS dcliv-
cred of Princess on tho 18th ultimo.
FRANCE.
The Bank OF France has suspended spe-
rir pavment, by decree oflhe Provisional
t;yrefnment. NJ. Rollin issued circular
Which created considerable excitement a
,.,ooc the people. A decree for troops cane
near unseIting the Government. The old
Guards were greatly enraged, and 3O.OOOcf
,bem marched TO The Hotel de Vile, and de-
landed a recall Of the obnoxious decree,
"a promise WA given. and they threatened
" ,ake The matter into their Own hands-buI
their requests were not complied with. The
allowing day. The 10Th, the Guards, 10 the
lumber II $4,000. appeared unarmed. The
,r5,.e also assembled In muluiudes, ard
iissel them. The Government still refused
10 Withdraw the decree. which created great
excitement, and terrible collision was anIic-
mated A majority OF the Provisional Gov
crnmeni demanded the resignation of Rollin.
This he refused, and they threatened 10 ap
neal TO the people NJ. Pages drew pistol
but The matter was finally flushed up.
Nybs had III >naced the manufacturing es-
Establishments in lie vicinity of Havre and
Other parts OF France, threatening them with
confederation, unlcss all the British workinen
we're dismissed.
The New Government Of France is being
somewhat weakened BY Commercial and
monetary crises
Several large embellishments have been de-
dared blnkrupi, and others arc closing 9usI-
less
There we're nhcuI $1,000 men outof en-
po,ment in Paris & The principal cities. as
5ic as The 18th uli. Paris is nov Tranquil.
SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid, state that There
Vas discomfort among The people against The
Government.
ITALY.
Accounts from Rome state that the Pope
hal recently made long speech in which he
promised soon 10 give the people new form
81 Government, which should be satisfactory
50 item.
T'ac constitution of the Sandman States las
lcen proclaimed The King has appointed
Commissioner TO form Cabinet, which shall
.a.isiy the people.
Tic Metropolitan ministry has resigned, and
o.. li2s lecn formed Professionally The King
Is Preparing IN expedition against Sicily.
he King Of Naples has consented TO the
Constitution Of Sicily, rs a separate State. =
l.oi;ira league has been formed between the
Gr.nd Duke of Tuscany and the King Of
Gaf,liEia
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor declared for Hon-intcrfcrcnce
with France. The projected Alliance be-
tween Austria, Prussia and Russia is ADAM
GDlcu. I ONi.iclS nave EttG AAf-Aii- 'istNS 49,
tie Austrian Capital between the people and
he military, which lave resulted in important
concessions frcm the Emperor. 1t seems that
upwards of $4,000 students signed and pre-
.-nied petition to the Emperor for unlinlit-
Il freedom Of the press; TO which he replied
b, ordering the students and others to retire.
On heir refusing TO obey. the military fired
upon them, killing some 30, and woundng a
very larre number. An influential citizen
stepned forward dipped 4 white handkerchief
IN sic blood of The slain, fastened it upon bis
walking stick, and exclaimed, Be this the
emblem Of our future liberty" The mob
son swellod 10 10000, rushed upon the SOL
,l;crs. and cained the mastery Of them. Some
accounts say as many as SEQ were killed in
the encounter. The villa Of Prince Meter
nich WAS demolished. The immense concourse
.gain assembled before the Imperial residence,
when a gentleman came out and declared, IN
The name of the Emperor, that his ministry
lad cheerfully granted every demand the poo
Die had made: Full liberty Of the press-a
r.orc extensive representative constitution
publicity Of all public doings, in courts of law
trial by iury-and finally the dismissal Of
do whole Metternich Cabinet
The Emperor subsequently ordered a cabi
net TO be formed upon the most liberal princi-
Pies, and published a decree, abolishing the
censorship Of the press, and establishing Ma
honal Guard.
PRUSSIA.
There we're serious disturbances in Berlin,
from the 18th to the 18th ult, between the
military and the people.
The streets were barricadcd for three days.
Two or three persons were killed by the troops
and several wounded.
The people demanded the liberty Of the
rress-and the King finally concluded to a.
loIi,h the censorship throughout all his do
niinions.
BELGIUM.
The king of Belgium seems disposed TO
grant any reform the people may demand
and even to the abandonment OF monarchy.
HOLLAND.
The king Of Holland has sent q message to
the Chambers, desiring of the House to pro-
ina any measure of reform they mipht deem