Glasgow Courier. — 1848-04-01 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

IMPORTANT PROM WORTEM3I7IOH.—ULM, MARCH 25.—Great exelteinent continued to prevail here throughout the day, information hpving been brought to the Government by several couriers, that a body of French rabble, with Herwegh at their head, which report stated amounted to 20,000, had crossed the Rhine, and were conmatting theft, murder, and incendiarism. The burghers assembled in the afternoon, according to orders, armed with every imaginable weapon. At half-past six P.m., the Governor has received orders from Stuttgard instantly to despatch all the cavalry—the whole of the 2d regiment of infantry is to follow at eight o'clock. The 9d regiment is standing in the barracks ready to start at • moment's notice.— dagabargis Gazette, Mardi 26. NAPLES —Advices from Naples reach to the 22d of March, up to which date all had been quiet since the demonstration made against the mob on the 19th. No decision had been announced regarding the terms proposed by the Sicilians, but it seems to be anticipated that the Neapolitan Government will not continue to act upon the offensive, and that they will probably withdraw their troops from Messina, reinforcements and provisions which were lately shipped at Naples having been re-landed on the night , of the 2t at. Lord Minto, the Admiral, and the fleet were expected tc remain at Palermo until after the meeting of the Sicilian Parliament no the 25th. The Neapolitan elections were going on in the midst of utter confusion, and the prices of the Five per Cents. had declined to 79.  Russis.—The St. Petersburg journals of the 19th of March make no mention whatever of the reported attack upon hii Majesty. _ .  via' A—PoLasn.—The following appears in the Coastifidionnet, taken from a letter received from Poland 7.—" Thirty thouvand Russians are on the frontiers of Gallicia, at some leagues from Cracow-60,000 Russians occupy Russian Poland-20,000 are in Warsaw. The Russian Guard is marching towards the Duch, of Posen; and reserves have been called from the interier: and the corps stationed at the side of Odessa, and towards Turkey, have received orders to send 16,000 men towards Gallicia. The Caucasian army is about to be diminished, and placed rigidly on the defensive. Schamil has organised communication with Constantinople, in order to know what is passing in Europe. His intention is to take the offensive as soon as hostilities have commenced in Poland. There are from 60,000 to 80,000 Poles in the Caucasus. The Government is not easy about southern Russia. The Cossacks impatiently support the harsh administration of the Czar. In the province of Kesan there is a sort of fermentation: the province situated between the White Sea, the Oural Mountains, and the Volga, is inhabited by four millions of Tartars, who ill bear the iron yoke that weighs upon them. This country Is the horn of abundance of Russia: it is there that are found platina, gold, silver, copper, iron, timber—unfortunately it is out of the reach of Europe. The Poles leaving Paris in bands of 20, are to rendezvous at Strasbourg. The Germans leaving France have not been stopped, as was said at Meaux, but kindly received."