Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Teicgraphic Report Of The Louisville Democrat,
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
LATER INTELLIGENCE FROM
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
BusfoN, March 81, $ p, NJ.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
BosfoN, March %, $ ?, NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamer Caledonia was
telegaphed of the harbor to,day, having
sailed lrum Europe on The l2lh nIl. by
this arrival va have the following deeply
interesting aud important news.
The French Revelation, accounts ol which
were received by the Cambria has been
completely successful The abdiealion oil
Louis Philippe and the appointment oi II
regency has been totally rejected, render
ing the struggle al the fevolullouisls most
complete. The Pafisians have lriumphed
over the army, aud succeeded in the esiah.
lishment oil provisional gosenment.-
Upon the erection Of the republican form
oi government the House ol Peers was
oyerIhlown, aud all titles disleeatled. The
entire Orleans family has hsd 10 other
paris Of thu country, to avoid the storm
thu, would surnund them should they ~.
main in Paris. Whence fheir flight, is nn.
known. Tho Ministers ol the cid govern.
meat accompanied the royal family.
The recognition el The new RepnhIie
has been acknowledged by England, Bel.
gium, Switzerland aud the United States,
through their representatives ia the city
Of Paris. In the adjacent districts pro
fsiona governments have been establish.
ed. all having fallen IN rapid snceessian in.
10 the slme spin, which animated The Pa
Fisians. Tao principal members ol these
governments are celebrated throughout the
world Tor genius, eloqucuce and science;
some ol them are Of almost romantic
character
Carried away by the eioqutnce of la
hariine. the excited aud ungnveruabIe mah
oi Paris threw down their muskeis, which
in The inst arf Of their new barn liberty
they had hnekIei On against ihis popular
leader, and by their unanimous shonls in.
vested the provisional government with the
lnll authority of the Slate OF Paris,
Nc. Rush lhe Ambassador oi the United
States, accompanied by Mr.. Barton nad
Mt. Prnsin, waited on the Mrmbers ui' the
Provisional government, 10 whom he lie.
IHered a mosl ilalterIng address, aud made
Il ofmal recognition ol lheit authority.
Pans, March ..
The latest adsiees represent tue city a.
+ Tranquil, hai the iinanral rrI.is was un.
f abard. Eminent llousrs are spoken al a.
inlhe greatest difficulties. but no iuahsl
+ failures have been announced. Funds have
fallen considerably. Ga the sih. pei
cents We're qnu.ed at 30 lrancz, aal aileI
having heeh down 10 laaurs. closed al Il
francs; while tue > pc. cents opened al :.
francs. This was 10 mlmoil OF agitation
ali was sad and gloomy. Men came aat
offered their securities iof money only a
whatever price they could got, but scarce
/ " buyer enuld be lnunl.
The account ol the French revolution
reached Vienna un the Isl al March, anI
produced a profound impression.
/ The Archbishop OF Paris, accompanies
by The Wears General, presented hlmssi
Ia the provisional government, and gave Il
+ his adhesion in the name OF lhr entin
clergy OF his diocese.
Eight hundred mercantile firms. connect
cd with The Paris Boune, waited On III,
provisional government to ask the uHhc
delay Of onr month on their bills due oi
the 29ih, which being refused. they had rr
solved 10 dismiss their clerks aud wurklnen
their determination being pot To meet lhci
engagements.
Tuuiun 1pers oiNiho lst Of March stat,
that the Due de Aumalc aud Prince Join
vile had arrived oil that port. aud mad,
communications 10 Admiral Bouderne, who
through the telegraph applied to the Gov
eminent 10 assi-. them. Ii is said he ha,
been authorised Ia place steamer at ih,
disposal nj the Prince, to convey then
wherever they pleased.
PNissid.--A correspondent at Coloan,
writes that the middle classes Of Prussia
As in the Rheini.h States, are determined
to declare political independence. and hay,
voice in the administration OF their GOV
cnmenls. They are peaceful. hat resl
lulely devoted TO the country, aud firm il
asserting their rights.
AGsiriG.--'rhe resignation Of Meter
nieh is announced for a certainty in Paris
On the sIh, the news Of the events at Par
had reached Rheims. and caused gre
CONSERVATION there. A grand council o
all the ministers was called. Courier
were despatched in all directions. Coun
llohailte, the French Ambassador at Wen
na, is said 10 have tainted on hearing tn,
news OF the abdication Of LOU. PaiIIippe
He started the next day Tor England.
Thirty thousand troops are to advance
10 Italy without delay.
Bararid.-At Munich rising Of the peo
pie has taken place, and salisficlor,
constitution has been ertoned from tho
point Of the bayoncl.
l,aly.-The Jcsuilcs are alarmed at the
hostile demonstrations made against them b,
tie people, aud have already quilted Turin
The journals OF that city fully appreciate
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