Have you verified that sfMessageSource.class.php exists in your install? It should be located in lib/vendor/symfony/lib/i18n/. This is an abstract class that all of the other sfMessageSource_* classes inherit from either directly or indirectly. So if that's missing it would generate an error similar to that one. I'm not sure of the exact solution to this if that particular class exists. But verifying that the file is there is probably a good place to start if you haven't checked that already.
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