The accounts from Germany state that Warsaw is in a
state of . violent disorder: it is said that the people had risen on PrinceCua- stantine, s.nd driven hiin from the city, having first wounded him -
severely in the head. , , • There is a. report in the French papers of a rebellion in Po- land; but whether this-refer merely to the riots at Warsaw, we cannot say:- A still more extraordinary report describes- the King of Prussia-as havingtatated his intention of resigning;0•Witur of his son; :ThecEriarieroilkicHoLA..s, private letters sayjim`Of4- taineilik-s‘iidlit-deeigt of dismembering France ; hi yrer abp. posElie llnitinta execution when he is able. ThOnpaCacirve, cortespAideilee is kept 4i-between the Cabinets of St. Peteraburg;. Berlin; and Vienna.-- Austria is said to have authorized a levy of 250;000 nieri;' These are rumours, we rather think, "now hatched - to the .woful time," and will die when the present excitation passes away.'
In several of the Swiss Cantons, symptoms of revolution have discovered themselves.; but hitherto without any important result.
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