Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-24
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We fud in our foreign files v the Cambria
a variety OF interesting Intelligence. in addi-
ton TO what we have already published. Al,
Europe appears to be ia commouon-revoiu
tons. outbreaks. ond riots. are prevailing 10
every direction. w, give some further ac-
counts Of HE Revolution in France.
In Bavaria there are signs por,entious TO
monarchs. Lola Monies the King celebrated
mistress, has beer driven from Bavaria by the
students and people, Ia spite OF the efforts OF
the King IT, Sustain her.
The work 5f ameIiora'ion i going on in
Italy. Affairs 10 Rome were ia d tevered
stale. \ rumur prevailed that Pope Plus was
rather holding back ln his reforms aud that he
had been iepo>"d.
Me'teruic1 had given assurance TO England,
that Austria would not interfere Ia Italian
affairs. which had quoted the aPprehension>
Of a general Europ au war.
The Sitllidu Parliament Is TO assemble a.
Palermo. A regency had been appointed du.
ring he minority of The Prince Royal, who i,
20 be- Niceroy OF Sicily. The troops had r.
'N'' ~ -'NEfN7f NHN W. tittNoNN hb tNtA
granted.
TIE Austrian troops having come in coli
sion with the students at Padua, 100 persons
had been billed aud wounded.
There was q rumpr ia Liverpool thot Lord
John ku,seI had resigned. The budget had
caused much dissatisfaction the deficiencies OF
he revenue amounting to E2. SEQ 900. Lord
JOAN Russell proposed To increase the income
tax to five ptr cent for two veHrS.
, The majuuty in favor ota second reading Of
the Jewish disabilities bill WAS u. Wilmer
saws that the Russell Ministry i doomed. Il
has been defeated in several important inca
sares.
In India. the complexion Of political affairs
AMI commereisl news vas bad. Several tail
ure~ bad occurred. Among ihem- were the
Union Bank OF Calcutta, and Messrs Lacken-
steja * Bro.
IN England confidence was returning
Money was very abundant. No f5iIurcs ol
importance Vas expected. In manufacturing
districts there was more activity.
From the cape OF Gooi Hope we learn that
the haiif Wal MAS ended. All the chiefs had
beeu taken prisoners,
The Russians bad gained some advantages
in CirCassli-
Accounts from Hanover state that King
Earuest i, still seriously iuiisposed. His
Mdjrslt has been Suffering from severe attack
OF influenza.
\ parliamentary return shows that the va
rioas sums paid by the government Tor ireights
on donations al food from America, for thu re-
lief ct the poor in lrelond and Scotland, in the
course OF the wear l-i7. amounted to G4l.
725 . g.; aud that Eo47 IS Id was further
paid Tor irei2bts from port 10 port in The Uni
ted Kingdom.
Mr. Henry Ellis. formerly ambassador to
Persia. and Mir Pakenham who negotiated the
Oregon treaty. are about 10 be created Knights
Commander OF ihe Bath.
The Agemeine Ieitung brings the mostdis-
tressiug accounts from Silesia. Famine and
disease prevailed to d fearful extent, and the
accounts given by that Journal surpass even
the heart rending statements during the late
distress in Ireland,
We leara, that ii was currently reported in
Liverpool. on the day OF the departure OF the
Cambria, that "A special courier had reached
the residence Of Louis Napoleon, in london.
asking tor hts immediate presence III the city
OF Paris.
Prince Louis Napoleon Buonaparte set out
for Paris from London on Saturday NOR.
ming.
From Galignani's Messenger.
The Information which we have To lay be-
fore our readers, OF the events of YESTERDAY,
will be found oil great i%nterst, both as regards
some OF the details aud also their results.
Ab aut nine O'Clock in the morning; people
assembled IN considerable numbers. in the
quarters 81 Dents and st, Martin, and at l0
O'Clock they had succeeded in erecting barri-
cades in The Porte st Denis, in the Re de
Gteiy, the Rae Nueve Saint Eustache, Rue de
Cadgan. and the Rue d. Petit-Carreau. A IN
SHADE took place at SOM oil these b3rricades,
between the p~opulace and municipal guards.
I wo young men were killed, aud a municipal
guard WIS disarmed. Several municipal guards
Werr pursued the Place du Caire, by youug
men with sucks. The guards fred aud wound
ed several persons. 4 woman, the relative
0l d tradestnan, was, we understand killed on
the spot. According TO the Patrie, the officer
OF d platoon OF the National Guard, who was
ON the place, WIS SO indignant, that he cried
To arms wherupoa the Municlya guard
beat d retreat. Two hours alter one OF our
reporters passed. through the Place du Cairo
1t WAS theu perfectly eaIm-n TACT, not d
soul wa, 10 be- seen, except three Natioua
Gulrds in the Passage du Cairo.
The Pore 81. DeAuis, the troops charged
people, and the barucade in The Rue Pdll,ial
al the entrance To the Rae Montmartre, wa,
alta krd by the Municipal Guard who free
on the mob, whereby ID child was killed, auo
Two worhiueu and three Wonen were. il i,
said, SERIOUSLY wounded.
Al II O'Clock, the crowd was dense in the
vicinity IN The Porte 81. Martiu; and Liner,
were criesot Down with Guizotp ''Lon,
live Reform A detachment OF troops fire,
on The MOB, compelling II 10 retreat.
The Place DIES VICTORIES aud The Piuce dt
Carrous4i were occupied by strong detach
meats, bu,a 81 dragons and infantry. III,
Paine relates thai, IN passing along The Tor
mer, the pIchets OF The National GulrI criet
Down with GulzoG Long i've Reform.
They proceeded 10 the Place de patlss Pcere,
and from Jhruce 10 the Rue Montinartre.-
They Mere followed by an imnense crowd
who alternately haunted the "Nlarseillaise
AMI cried "NIse la Garde Matchmaker a
about That time charges were made on the DIS
sembied people in The Place ST. Auder de
Arts, the Pace ded' Echole de Medaclne, ant
IN all the a~JJonieg streets as lar as the Place
Mduberhet. PIcHets OF troops ot the line
national and municipal guards, were %slatione,
at almost all The corners oi HE streets.
Al about five O'Clock. the mob made an at
tack on the guari-house on the Boulevar,
Bonue AouveiIe. where some prisoners wer,
confined. Ii succeeded III dIsarning The sol
dlrrs who occupied The post, aud IN releasin!
the prisoners. All th:Wi dJwsof The guard
house were smashed iue National Guar,
also released some prisoners WHO were con
fiard Ia the Merlne ol the third arrondise
meut.
The Pdtrle announces that as d stroul
plquet OF The National Guard was passing be
tore the lmprmene Royaie, iollswtd BY
numerous crowd, shouting "LJnstIye RI.
lorm! Long live th- National Guard