The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-22
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.


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Ia England. de Ministers had a majority Oh
IS upon the sugar question.
From Italy we learn that vicenza has ossh
rs-taken by the Italians; that Paua has capita
lated TO the Ausirians. that Trieste has been
placed In a state Of blockade. and that the LON
bard array has been defeated near Verona
| A formidable carlist movssAent has been com
mencsd Ia Spain.
| Ii Is rumored that the Austrian army has
been ordered to invade Prussis- There Is little
doubt that an immense army is on the march
| for Poland.
There Is prospect for tins speedy fsfmina-
ton Of the German war and the establishment
Of peace. The dfaft Of new Constitution
has been prepared. and Is likely TO be aPPros-
ed Of
The disturbances which broke out in Mar
settles ON the 22nd ult-, have been qnelied--
The Departments Of France seyeraiiyare tran
quill.
In Greece, the rebellious disposition Of n
portion Of the people has been completely sub
dued.
IRrLAsD.-A Revolution at Aaad.-ln Ireland
the armed movement goes on unsbated. Thou
sands are fiocking TO the clubs, and Govern
ment appears unable to devise check
The League has not yet been constructed
but it's formation is daily looked for. The ia
cobite press. headed by the Irish Fsisn, revsls
in undisturbed ssdition. Little doubt is nov
entertained by any party that a formidable
physcal-forcs movement will be made In the
autamn-
The general condition of England Is pacific
all tendency to violence in any tumultnous as
semblages Of The working classes having alto
, gether subsidies.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIFs.-The Journal o
Commerce says:-A letter from very respect
able house In Liverpool, dated evening Of th'
Both, to gentleman in this city, says in post
script, at has been reported here by TELEGRAPH
this afternoon, that preliminariss have beei
!, signed between the Danes and the Prussians."
RussIA.-The Cholera has lately increased il
Moscow To fearful extent. According to tn
!, statistical accounts Of papers published in tn
:. interior, the cholera seems to have taken
I, southerly rather than a westerly direction.
FRAScE--A terrific conflict had occurred q
Paris. which listed four days. The Govern
ment proved triumphant The loss Of life wa
! from lo,0u0 to $1,000. among whom were 81
deputies, and fourteen General officers and th
!, Archbishop OF Paris.
!, The difficulty originated through msunder
standing ofths Mayor at an interview with
Ideputation Of citizens.
On Thursday night barricsdes were erectss
The National Guards were Immediately ealle
out. The insurgents seized position about III
Faubourg ST. Antoine, and threatened the De-
truetion OF the Hotel de Vile.
u On Friday, considerable sighting took piae'
. and the insurgents were successful
;" LamarIine rode with Cavaignac and staff
: The artillery was used, bat al night the insuI
: gents had gained ground md strength.
- On Saturday the Assembly declared its PEI
manent session The Government resigned
The Supreme Executive power was given
- Cavaignac, who declared the city Of Paris in
state Of siege. The whole day was spent
- lighting, except lull during thunderstorm
], The night presented an awful scens- The trOoI
were pouring in from the Departments al
fighting with great desperation.
- On Sunday the President and Assembly ;.
nounced that after frightfal sacrifice Of Ii
the Government had suppressed the revolt 9
the left side Of Paris, and that Cavaignac Ia
- given those on the right till 10 o'clock tosa
render. The insurgents continued lighting
that day with the most fearful loss.
- On Monday, Lamorciere arrived with reil
=, foreements, when after ten hours Of most teri
hc slaughter, the Government troops proved vi
- tOriOus, the insurgents being slain, scattered
captured.
nc On Tuesday. all revolt was definitely que
n- led.
- The Archbishop Of Paris was shot vhen a
- preaching the insurgents. with the design
~ sndeayoring to restore peace.
ssf Upwards of 5000 prisoners were taken.
- Commissioners were appointed TO Try tho
who were found in arms.
The insurgents, especially the women. tres
~ ed their prisoners with unexamPled bsrbarii
by cutting off their hands and feet. and tortn
!, Jog them in every conceivable manner.
1t is universally conceded that Lamoriciers
bravery saved the Republic. The troops all 81
braced him, with cries Of FiUe u RsPHbiiqae.
!, The following Ministry has been appointed
Gen. Cavagnac, President
Belmont, Jastiee,
Bsdeau, Foreign Affairs.
II Senard, Home Department
Lamoriciere, War.
Bastide, Marine.
II Goudehanx, Finance.
Recart, Public Works.
- Tonnes. Commerce..
Gen. Changanier, Commanders in Chief Of Il
National Guards of Paris.
M. Marie, late member Of the Executive @ o.
eminent, is appointed President Of the Nation
Assembly, IN the place of senard.
- Fren ssath Annersvz.
= Accounts from New Granada 10 the 3o,b
in April state that the Cossrament has EXPIRES.
sympathy for Gen. Paez. Of venszasl.. bat )