The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19
The Revolutionary State of Europe.
THE LOLA NoNTEs TROUBLES In BAVARIA.
STATE OF The MARKETS,
&c.. &C., sc.

The steam packet Cambria, Captain Harrison,
was, yesterday morning, boarded by our special
express steamer Telegraph, Captain Parks, and
her news brought immediately t6,the city.
The Cambria sailed from Liverpool on the 9th
ult. /; and consequently brings fifteen days later
intelligence from Europe. She arrived at Hall
fax on the 10Th of March, after passage of II
days. She had constant succession of westerly
gales. The length of her passage from Halifax
was sixty hours.
The news is Of the highest Importance.
Intelligence Of the most exciting character
has been received from Paris. Violent distur.
Dances have broken out, in consequence of the de-
termination of the government TO prevent the
reform banquets.
The result of these disturbances was:-
The abdication of Louis Philippe, Of the throne
Of France, in tavor of his grandson, the Count Of
Paris.
The refusai Of the people to recognise the Count,
the regency Of the Duke of Nemours, or Of the
Duchess Of Orleans.
The probable flight Of the royal family
The organisation Of a Provisional Government
and the issue of proclamation to that effect by
MN. Dupont de PEurs, A,ago, Lamartine, and
others
Republican Government on the model of that of
the United States.
ALI this was accomplished almost by the mere
moral force of the people; for, according to the
highest estimate. not over five hundred lives were
lost, while many, very many more, were lost
during the trois jours of 1880.
Our special CORE spondent in Liverpool gives
us the details, in brief, of this important revou
ton in the annexed
Special Despatch TO the New York Herald.
LIVERPOOL, February 26, 1913.
All Europe during the last few days, has been
in fermentation. Paris-aye, France-paupre
Francois again the theatre of instruction and
rebellion. Affairs in France are looked up
on by many as likely TO affect, more or less,
most of the European ountries-Switzerland,
Italy, England. The success of the citizens
of Paris WILL it is thought, have the effect of
screwing up the courage of the patriots of Italy
to the sticking place. How will it act
the Siciian pulse Will monarchy be declared
at an end there, too? Lola Montes-that won
drous woman-has affected the good people of
Bavaria with her own liberal opinions; and as
turbulent movements, and the success of seditious
achievements, are contagious, the mere symp-
toms may increase to an intermittent, and finally
end in determined fever; and it's doubtful to
me if Ireland is without its patriots. To
begin, Louis Philippe is fallen, The throne
of France, after being paraded in derisive os-
tenta,ion by the people through the streets
of Paris, burnt! and the tumor of the
three glorious days. has abdicated-has turn
ed his back upon Fresce, and is supposed to be
now IN England There is no positive intelli-
gence OF the whereabouts of the Royal Family
in any account we have seen.-Ed. Herald.]
The National Guards (the grand link between
the soldiers and the people) who have never been
neglected by the King, have joined, decidedly
joined, the people; aud the regular soldiers of the
line, of which there are said to be not less than
100000 in Paris, are impotent.
On Wednesday evening, the 23d inst. an i'm
mense concourse OF the populace principally OF the
working classes, it is said, appeared at the Bou
levards, the leaders bearing blazing torches;
and with one voice this concourse sang
"Mourir pour la patric,
C'est lie sort le plus beau, lie plus dlgne DENVER
A collision with the troops was looked for by
the behoders but the leaders filed of, shouting
I" uiUs la Hgne," and down with Guzot'
The pillars along the Bouevards were thrown
down to form barbados, and the stone and iron
benches were made similar use Of This
done to prevent the movement Cf cavalry and
artillery, IN the event of an attack On the hotel
of Foreign Affairs was placarded d" grand appar-
tement iouer;' and elsewhere, Z" Aiaison du
Peupie" At about III o'clock In the Morning.
an authentic proclamation was exh lifted as
follows t.
"Citixsns Of Paris You ordered to discontinue
firing M. Theirs and Bsrrot charged with the
formation Of new cabinet dissolutiops Of Parlis