Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-02
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The steamer Europa, arrived at New York,
on Wednesday evening, the 25th, from Liver
pool, making the passage in eleven days. She
brings one weeks later news.
The cholera has made its appearance in Lon
don and several other places in the United
Kingdom.
The Times Of Tuesday thus sums up the
cases in Chelsea at Rotherhithe; 2 in
the city Of London 9 in Spitalfelds 2 in
Bermondsey :. 2 In Horsley down; inclusive
of those at Woolwich, 26 fatal cases have been
reported.
AT Sunderland two deaths have occurred on
board vessel arrived from Hamburgh. One
OF the deceased men was great drunkard.
At Edinburgh, on Sunday, there had been
IA ascertained cases, Of which seven termina-
ted fatally Seven cases had also occurred at
Newhaven. DR.. Sunderland, who had been
investigating the Sunderland cases, has arrived
in Edinburgh, to aid in the organization Of u
local Board Of Health, and measures Of pre-
vention or alienation.
Smith O'I}rien has been convicted and sent.
snced to be hung. The Jury recommend him
to mercy.
Flour has declined Cd per barrel since the
last steamer. Cotton is dull and has declined
an eighth
FRANcE.-Affairs remain quiet in France.
The national Assmembly have decided that
the President Of the Republic shall be elected
by universal suffrage. 1t is thought that
Prince Louis Napoleon will be elected Presi-
dent.
SpAIN.-Madrid letters mention that there
have been three shocks Of an earthquake in the
Capital. The Spanish government have got
into scrape with the American Minister at
Madrid, by arresting his servant, but upon the
Minister applying to the proper authorities he
was promptly liberated and suitable apoog les
made.
VIEYNA-A frightful insurrection broke out
in Vienna, on the 9th, in which the populace
were nearly every where triumphant. The
residence of the Minister of War was attacked
and the Minister murdered, and his body sus-
pended upon lamp post. The military were
driven from every point-the arsenal taken and
great NUMBERS killed dno WOunueu OH tlc
9Th the Emperor and all of the Imperial fami-
ly left for Lintz, accompanied by all of the
troops in the garrison, and the city was left
entirely in the hands of the people. 1t is be-
lieved that republic will be proclaimed and
an alliance offensive or defensive, entered into
with Hungary.
Hungary reports from Pesth are for
midable Count Lamberg was not " assassi-
nated," in the universal sense of the word but
openly slain by the Hungarian populace.-
Letters of the 2stb September state, that on
his arrival at Peslh his house was besei by an
excited populace, intent on killing him he es-
caped thence and fled to the Commander-in-
Chiefs house in Buda tracked thither, he at
tempted to return and claim the protection Of
the Diet he was stopped on the bridge, torn
from his carriage and killed on the spot; and
his disfgured body was dragged by the mad
dened people through the streets of the town
Previously to his arrival, the diet had resol-
we'd that the commission by which he was ap-
pointed was illegal, as it was countersgned by
no Minister; and that all troops and officials
obeying hun would commit high treason to
Hungary. The Government at Pesth had as
snmed decidedly PROVISIONAL character,
with Kossuth at its head. lie had returned
from Kechsemet on the 2Sth September, sta
ting that he had $4,000 men in camp. Prep
arations were made for an obstinate defence Of
Pesth ladies' Of rank working in the trench