Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-06-29
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ARR-vAr. OF THE
5 I + A M I R BRITTANIA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
THE news expressed TO res.os.
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Reported Resignation et Iamartins and L.J, pm
Serious barge against The .for,aer-Freneb c.
sttutioa- Great Baftte n Haly- Cempet n.,,. =
he .7aei'ims-.lraest q Die Prince De Joinrin !,
Paris-.ah trmqua u Rome Cobiinaed .sp,,o,;,.
"a Irslaad--- Unioa II TIC R,psei and Orange csl,
= Fag n Cofon-- Decline IN B,tcds,ufs. 6, {,
Correspondence q he Baiisore petfio--By 7a.rrrs
RosroN, jane, a6. A. NJ
The express steamer Bucna Vista has arflyaa :,
this port from Halifax with European sdyices ID ,'s
10Th INST. brought over by the Cunard steamer RrS
ania, which are one week later than these brought Nv
the Acadia.
Up 10 the sailing ofihe Britannia. Cotton had slrh,
ly rcceded. Mobile fair could be quoted a, al Or.
leans do. 4s The stock at Liverpool was Sit onN
bales, being $3.50 bales than a, The same period
last year
Indian Corn was quoted Al 81 a 35 shilhpes re,
quarter Of 4S0 lbs; red Wheat Is Sd Is. Cd; wb,e
DO. Is. Cd S per ~ lbs. Canal Flour Us a ass'
per hbl.
The Money uarke, exhibits no change consol,
SAT 81.
FRANCE
Paris is siill in turmoil though the moderate psrty
have been steadily getting control Of the rens Of Gov
eminent. Prince de Joinvile has been arrested in
Paris, having entered the country in ditect yioaion
OF the act OF punishment passed by the Assembly a.
gainSt him, IN common with The other members ~
poleon had obtained three reuras 10 The National AS
Sembly, which would place It beyond the power oflhe
gOgefnmeni 10 interfere with his future residence in
France. notwithstanding his former aspirations 10 roy.
al authority.
Although matters were becoming more iranonil in
the capital large crowds continued to assemble in va
rous parts Of the Guy. II had been oend necessary
10 dlSperse these; which the Guards accommodated
without material disturbance
The resignation oil Larnartine and Ledru Roln
INA s.
had circulated the report lha Lamertne was privy 10
the lnsuuectonary movement of lie 10Th Of MAY
Cassldiere. who was deeply implicated in The affair.
and arrested through the inslruDentaliy Of lamarne
has charged him with having Supplied arms 10 citizen
Sobrier. This bad created great sensation bui few
We're willing 10 attach credit 10 until confirmed b.
legal investigation Theirs had been elected 10 one Of
the vacancies from Paris. He was already eudpavor.
ing 10 suppant LarBlartine and from his connection
with The moderate party, i was probable he would
succeed.
The proiet Of the French constituon indicates iha,
the form ofgovernment viii be democratic Repnbl
can---united and ndiyisible. In the declaration Of
Rights there recognized The great principles orera
lullous edncation, and employment and assistance 10
needy workmen
The news from I.ombardy is OF The creates, impor
lance. Pecihiera surrendered after an obstinate ress
lance by the AusrIans andis now securely in the hands
Of Charles Albert.
decisive hallle had taken place al Gorio between
The belgerans, Thirty thousand Austrians were
completely defeated and ronied by fifteen thousand
Piedipontese. The pursuit was continued some dis
lance from the place Of action By the Italian cavalry,
The Austrian forces being completely broken up and
ilving in all directions over the country
Pope Plus had recovered his popularity with the
people.
Spain.
The Narvaez Government was putting down lis
opponents by arbitrary measufes Arrests continued
Al Madrid. All The Brush residents NJ Cadiz had
been compelled 10 furnish security Tor their conduct.
Ireland.
Agitation was on the increase in Ireland with ind.
cations Of speedy crisis. The Repeal Association
and Orange Confederation have fralernized under lie
Title Of the.risll League, to connue 10 aglaIe ron
sllqtonal repeal. The Confederation had issued Il
inanfcsJo. signed by Smith O'f}ren in terms no less
defiant Of British law aud rule than Mchell's cnu.
SONS.
England.
Trade was slightly depressed duriug the week, ow.
ing 70 HE revival Of polical asialions. Holders Of
produce Were anxious 10 realise. and consequently.
there was declining tendency in the market The
tone OF The Cotton market was tame and subdued--