Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-01

indemnity of 25 francs per day for the duration OF the
session; the National Constituent Assembly to meet
on the Goth April. Sixteenth, payment Two haii
years interest on the five, four and nall ana iour
per cents falling due the 22d March 10 be made at
Paris from the 9th, and in the Departments from the
18TH Observation-Disclosures of Bonds due 1Fesor
fixed at a. per cent for those of from three to four
months TO run, and at per cent Tor those Of from SIX
months 10 a year, Eighteenth, An act 10 be prepared
for the immediate emancipation of the slaves OF all
the Colones Nineteenth, All tax 10 be collected as
before; Twentieth, budget to he brought forward,
in which the system of indirect taxation would be
modified Twenty first, All prosecutions against the
press for political offences 10 be withdrawn, and the
prisoners confined for such offences to be released;
Twenty second, Forbids the publication OF any pla-
cards without the Committees name beng attach,
ed; Twenty restores the old military title OF
Generals of brigade and division; Twenty-fourth,
dissolvcs the Municipal Council Of Paris; Twenty
fifth, discount banks to be established; Twenty
the stamp duty on periodicals suppressed; twenty
seventh all oaths taken by public functlonariFs to be
discontnued Twenty eighth, the persons, properties.
and rights of foreigners to be respected; Twenty
ninth, all the citizens 10 be armed and clothed as
nat onal suards-thosc not able to provide cothingto
be furnished with it by the Provisional Government;
Thirtcth ditninuon in hours of labor, where it was
II hours to be TO- where l2to be II; Thirty hrst,
during the ten days preceding the convocaton OF the
primary assemblies, unstampcd papers may be puo-
lishcd Thirty second, the central administration OF
the department of Marine and Colonies to be organized
on a new footing; Thirty third, gradual assimilation
of the Institutions Of gera to those OF France to take
pacc-thc army TO be rccOmpcnscd for its past servi
TO France; Thirty fourth, property OF all kinds
and works Of utility to be preserved and respected;
Thirty royal residences 10 be sold and proceeds
applied to the victims of the Revolution, and as some
compensation for losses in trade and manufactures
DEGREES have also been issued changing the names OF
several vessels in the Navy, and also the names OF
those Of the streets which had any reference to mon
archy or the members Of the fallen Kings family.
All institutions having the name Royal prcfixed to
be called National.
PRussIA A correspondent at Bclgravc writes
that the middle classes Of Prussia in the Rhinish
States, determined TO achieve political indepen-
dence and have a voice in government. They are
peaceful but resolutey devoted to the country, and
firm in asserting their rights.
AUsTRrA.-The resignation of Prince McttcrnIch
announced for certainty in Paris on the Sth
The Of events at Paris caused CONSERVATION at
Rheims. There was grand council OF all the MIN
isters, and couriers dispatched in all di-
rectons. Count d'I1ahaut, the French Ambassador
at Vienna, is said to have tainted on hearing the
Of the abdicaton Of the King. He started next
day for England. Thirty thousand different troops
are TO advance TO Italy without delay.
BAvARIA-At Munich rising has taken place
and Constitution has been cxtorted from the King
at the point of the bayonct.
IrALY.-The Jesuits, alarmed BY the hostile de-
monstrations made against them by the people, have
already quilted the City of Turin. The journals OF
Turin fully appreciate the tendency OF The French
Revolution. and now are encouraging the King TO put
himself at the head of the National forces TO affect
the salvation Of Italy.
The latest advces from Naples state that the King
has once more violated his solemn promise. and has
carried fire and sword into the city Of Messina,
which has been bombardcd during 42 hours by royal
troops. The Pinto Ponto is almost entirely burnt
down, causing loss OF ten millions francs. IL IS SAID
that the Messnesc have attacked the citadel Of that
city, and taken it by assault 1t is rumorcd at Mar
settles that the King of Naples has complied with
the demand of the people of Sicily and Ministry.