Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
One Week Later from Europe.


/ The Cambria arrived at Boston on Friday
from Liverpool. The neu, reeeiyed by her
from Europe is not of much importance except
from France which country appears still to be
in an agitated state. The pahzans of all the
aspirants to the French Crown, seem to be ac-
tive in their intrigues.
/ The Prince dc Jonvle and Due d'Aumala
have passed some days in Paris. 1t is said
Prince de Jonvle discourages all attempts TO
overthrow the existing Government.
FRANcE.-Among the delegates elected to
the National Assembly is Prince Louis Napo-
leon, the pretendcr to the Imperial Throne,
once prisoner in the fortress d Ham. On
the news of the revolution of Feb. 2i, he re-
paired to Paris, and rendered hs adhesion to
the Republic. But the Provisional Govern
ment fearing the Republican tendencies
of his name requested him to leave Paris, which
he did in 2i hours. lie has since resided in
London.
In Paris on the late election lr received
pretty large vote, and was returned nearly
unanimously from two or three d the depart
mcnts. There was nothing very alarming in
this, Prince Louis beng a man Of very mOdcr-
ate powers, but when it was rumDred, on the
10th Of June, that he had arrived in Paris to
take his seat, there were cries Of " NWeT
Empcreur," mingled with the "Nlve Rcpub-
lques," and the government became seriously
alarmed with the idea of reaction towards
,dcspotsm. Some of the troops especially
showed dangerous enthusiasm. AHrOupc-
DuHts took place and placards were distributed
narrating the life of the Prince, and Paris was
filled with troops employed TO dlspeIse the
crowds bent upon doing honor to the scion of
| Napoleon. In one instance they surrounded
and carried off to the Correctional Police near
ly two thousand persons. But Prince Louis
had not left London. lie did NC hear of his
election till Sunday the llth, when he wrote
very grateful and beautifully republican cpis-
tie acknowledging the honor due him. On
Monday his relatives in the National Assem-
bly,, denied that he had any knoNledge. of or
was To be held responsible toI the Strange
things said and done III his name in France. A
remarkable debate took place in he Assembly
that and the following day. DowA to the 18th,
the latest Paris date, nothing important had ta
ken place. But there was a great excite
mcnt, and apprehension of a reaction of the
people, especially in the Provinces, to restore
the empire. National Assembly pronounced,
by large majority, for the admission Of Louis
! Napoleon Bonaparte as representative of the
people.
NJ Ledru Rolln made very able speech in
favor of the exclusion, and both he and Lamar
tine seem to have cxerted their utmost strength
to prevent the admission Of a man of such
dreaded influence.
The news from England and ireland is ofno
special Importance. A second physical force
Chartist Demonstration has been put down with
far more ease than the first one. Ireland is
discussing, rather languidly, the terms of the
union between young and old Ireland and rails
ing little money for Mrs. Mitchell.
The cotton and grain markets continue in
| depressed state aud prices have recedod.
Intelligence from Bombay, of May 7, repre-
sents that a revolt of the Skhs had taken place
at Moultan. The insurgents had 10000 men
under arms, and have taken possession of one
of the strongest iortrcsscs i'll India. Captain
Vaus Agnew is shut up in gurroe" with
500 men, and great fears are felt for his safe
ty, before assistance can reach HIM.
! The number of commercial houses in Puis
which had suspended payment at the end of
the month Of April amounted to 1900, but at
present they amount to nearly 5000
! The news from Greece tells of the unusual
disturbances in the Provinces, and intrigues at
Athens. King O'ho's troops seem to have
been successful in represslng the insurgents
Disalcctiun may be temporarily checked, but
the corruption of the Government fosters 1t for
further outbreaks.
The Cholera is on the increase at CONSTANT
nople and other parts of Turkey.
! The crops in Great Britain and other palts
of Europe are in general very promising. 4
Nine ships of the line, mounting S5S guns,
h., ,0,r anI
are now lying in the British home ports.
! Throughout Germany there IS great excite
ment and grave apprehension that the worst
is to come. The poor foolish Emperor OF
Austria is so bcsct with expos,s,sfnns and
recommendations, that he is said to contcm-
plate the resignation of his crown; this might
be advantageous to his family-they are not
all fools-and to the empire. The intelligence
from Austria is conflicting, but all the coniradlc-
tions do not affect the reality of existent dis
trust, disunion, and bcwidcrmcnt as To what
had best be done Ii does not seem Improba-
BILE that the empire may be split into lndepend-
cnt states Sclavonian, Magyar, German,
Italian. There are still reports that the Pope
offers mediation between the Emperor and his
subjects,
At Hamburg there was a serious not on the
night of the 9th. Politics seem to have had
nothing to do with the matter, as 1t was
question of local tolls-a llamburgian Rcb-
cccaism The city gate called the Steinthol,
was burned, one of the rioters dangerously
wounded by bayonct thrust, and some of the
civil force hurt by stones, and all since has
has been quiet. Il
RUSSIA AND PorASD.-Accorlng to seem
ingly trustworthy advlccs from Poland, 1t is
asserted that the Russian forces concentrated ~
the kingdom of Portland amount at the present
time to nearly 100000 men, with an Immense
force of artillery. The inhabitants along the
Prussian and Austrian frontier have been later
" keep on the 2Uirirc by the constant reports
of artillery. Some of thcmoro crcdulous sup
posed that a serious inSurrccion had broken
out IN Russian Poland, but the more probable
account of these continued discharges seemed
to be, that the Russian generals were merely
employed IN exercising the forces under Their
command IN the use of their guns.
There have been heavy floods IN the North
en parts Of England, occasoned by heavy
rains aud the overlooking ol the streams