Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-12

Many heavy failures in France.
Rumors of iDsurrection in Prussia and Aus
tria.
Trouble in Dublin, 1000 persons killed.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
The only quotations which l can find are as
follows:
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.
Flour 2Sa29. Corn 2Sa3l. Wheat Cana
dian, 7aS. London Corn 2Sa32.
ENGLAND
New YORK, April TO P. M.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Holmes NOV
ed, that the income tax shall be imposed for one
instead OF three years. Negative, 1853 to l36.
The Quean was delivered of a princess on the
18th inst.
FRANCE.
The Bank of France has suspended specie
payment.
The Provisional Government.
nj. Rollin issued circular which created
considerable excitement among the people
A decree for troops come near upsettinp the
Government. The old guard was greatiy en-
reged, and 10000 of them marched to the Ho-
tel de Vile, and demanded a recall of the OBJ
noxlous decree, and they threatened to take the
matter into their own hands, if their requests
were not granted.
The following day the 18th, the Guard to the
number of 10000 appeared in the streets, and
at the Hotel de Vile, and repeated their de-
mands. The people also assembled in multi
tudes and Kissed them. The Government re-
fused to withdraw the decree, which caused a
great excitement and terrible collision was
anticipated. A majority of the Provisional
Government demanded the resignation of Mr..
Rollin. This he refused and threatend to ap-
peal to the people. NJ. Pages drew a pistol,
but the matter was finally settled without Sc
rlons consequences.
The mobs had destroyed the manufacturing
establishments in the vicinity of Havre, and 9TH
parts of France are threatened with a confia-
grafton. Nearly all the British workmen are
dismissed. The new government OF France is
being somewhat weakened by acommercial and
general crisis. Large establishments have
been declared bankrupt and others are closing
their business.
There are about 100000 men out of employ.
ment in Paris and the other principal cities of
France. AS late as the 18th ult Paris was qui
ct.
SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid, state that there was
pie against the government
ITALY.
Accounts from Rome state that the Pope had
recently made long speech,in which he prom
ised soon to give the people new form of gov
eminent, which should be satisfactory to them.
The Constitution of theSardenian States has
been proclaimed, and the King has appointed
Commissioner to form cabinet which shall
satisfy the people.
The Neapolitan Ministry has resigned, and
one has been formed Professionally. The King
was preparing an expedition against Sicily -
King OF Naples has consented to the Constltu-
ton at Sicily as separate State.
A political league has been formed bv the
Pope, and the Grand Duke of Tuskany, and the
King of Sardinia and Austria. The Emperor
declares for non interference and strict neutral
ity with the affairs of France
The projected alliance between Austria Rus
sla and Prussia is Abandoned Conflicts have
taken place at the Austrian Capital between
the people and the military, which has resulted
in important concessions on the Tart of the
Emperor. 1t seems that upwards of / ,5OOsign-
ed and presented a petition to the Emperor. as
king for some limited freedom to the people and
the press A large military force appeared and
ordered the students and others TO dsDerse. and
on their refusal to obey, the military fired up-
on them, killing some 20 and woundng large
number more. An influential citizen came for
ward and haranged the populace against the en-
croachments of the military, and recommended
resistance, and retaliation. The people secon-
died the move, and the mob soon sweled to o..
600. and marched upon the soldiery, and gain
ed the mastery of them. The conflict was des-
perate and bloody.
Some accounts say that five hundred to one
were killed in the encounter. The
villa Of Prince Metternlch was totally demolish-
ed by the Infatuated mob. The immense con-
course again assembled before the imperial res
idence, when gentleman came out, and de-
clared in the name of the Emyeror, that his
majesty had cheerfully granted every demand
the people had made.
Full liberty of the Press, and more extend
ed representative constitutien-publicity of all
in the courts of law, trial by jury.
and finally, dismissal of the whole Metternich
Ministry.
The Emperor subsequently, ordered Cabi-
net to be formed on the most liberal principles.
and published decree abolishing the censor
ship of the press, and establishing National
Guard.
IMPORTANT FROM PRUssIA.-There was
serious disturbance in Berlin from the "A to the
18th ult, between the military and the popu-
ace. The streets were barricaded for davis
Two or three persons were killed and several
The people demanded the liberty of
he press. The King finally consented to abol
sh the Censorship throughout his dominions.
New York; April S-3 P. M.
One French house stopped to dav. A LARGO
amount of bills are reported as coming back
ailures must occur. A telegraphic despatch
rom Pittsburgh, April Z, states that the wings |
If Missouri have nominated ID. ID. Mitchell for |
Governor, and E. ID. Bates for Lieut. Governor |
Delegates also have been appointed to the Ma
ional Convention.
Major s. Borland has been appsointed Sena-
or from Arkansas, in the place of Col. Sewer,
zone to Mexico to negotiate treaty.
Little Rhode Island Wing.