Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07

From THE BALTIMORE AmERrcAs, JUNE 1.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW AMERICAN
STEAMER UNITED STATES.
Great Excitement in Poris-Ihc City again in
COmmoton.
| The fine American steamer United States, Cap
tain Hackstaf, has arrived at New York, having
sailed from Liverpool on the l7ih instant four DAYS
after the Hibera, which arrived on Saturday last
Our correspondent at New York has transmitted to
us, through the telegraph, the following summary
vi the news brought by the United States:
New York, May 81, |, P. Nj.
| Observation-Disclosures the favorable expec
tatlons entertained the 18th inst of the speedy
formation OF permanent government in this cou,-
try, and the restoration of tranquility "a serious mis-
understanding has arisen, which threatens not only
10 entirely overthrow the schemes of the Moderate
party, but to influence the return of state of an
archy The following Geographic despatch from
'he channel gives summary ofthe exciting scenes:
farIs, May l3th.-TO-day, an immense body of
inc populace forcbly entered the National Assem-
oly: M. Hubert rose and proclaimed. in the name
OF the people, the dissolution of the National Assem-
oly. parls is In state of perfect confusion. Blan-
qui' Barber Cortais and Raspal have been arrest
Gu oy ,he Provisional Government. Fresh disturb
ahces have occurred, and the National Assembly
nave actually been seized by the mob.
rarlS' Monday, O'Clock, p. M.---We have A.
gam Today had tremendous demonstration. which
mas shaken the capital to It's very cenre but up to
inns moment all has passed off peaceably. We
have seen enough, however, to be well assured that
Tie Ministers are dancing upon volcano which
may explode at any moment, and submerue them
ana the whole Assembly into the gurglinr cauldron
VI Java now smoulderng i'm its BOSOM
he demonstration of this day was in behalf of
roand. The admirers and well wshers of that
country assembled on the Place de la Bas,e in
great crowds at 10 O'Clock this morning, and then
snou'eu ana formed IN order, and proceeded in pro-
cession down the BOulevards. The worlmen from
the A'eliers .Noteu Rour left the National work
ana came forth with their banners to Join the man,
neS.a'lon. They then gathered in groups around
ther respective banners, each surmounted with the
oiood red cap OF Liberty, and streamers OF black
Grape, emblematical of the mournfu fate Of Poland
he various denominations of these clubs. and in
scriPtions upon their banners, it were vain TO at
tempt To communicate
Among them were the inscriptions ssthe Eman-
clpallon OF the People," 1.-THE Society of the rqb,s
OF Man." ''the wounded of the july Revolution ,,
and :'thGse OF this last business" The procession
consisted OF the different bodies. trades and dele
ga'es from the departments who have been defraud
ed OF their fete, officers of the National Guard Mo
bile Guard, and all sorts of Guards, INCLUDING the
most sable OF all Guards, who certainly predomina-
ted in numbers.
Un came the moving masses down the Boule-
salus ShoutIhg 1--WE la Pologne" and singing the
Marsellles Hymn while the crowd. who was se,,D
ca IN the noble Perisyle of the Church of the Ma
dene, Joined the chorus. On arriving at the brdpe
whlch leads to the National Assembly. the Cant,in
OF The National Guard attempted to oppose them :.
pu'' as ne had only sixty men, and there being one
hundred thousand against him, he ordered his men
70 unNN DayOnets and march off and live to fioht
another day.
The crowd then proceeded to the Assembly. and
ruShed into the precincts of the Chamber The
PoPuiace stationed themselves about the Ouays.
shorty after two o'clock According TO some ac-
counts, Inusket was fired, and general comma
lion ensued; but 1t was quickly found TO have been
an accident. and tranquility was restored. The
National Guards, however, instantly cleared The
iullleres gardens and cntadine full of car,rdqes
droVe about, IN order that the plebeians nigh, See
VIVA VIVA. 'ney mad 10 expect. The mob, however, is
fast dispensing saw the Captain of the Mobile
Guard at the Place Carousa order his men TO load
Out happily these dangerous men were far from the
scane Oh action. Otherwise 4 repetition of the 9th
OF February might have ensued.
lRELAND-Mr. Mitchell, editor of the United
freshman, has been arrested under the new law
prescribing his offence as felony. The trial of o.
brlen has been brought TO close the jury not be-
ing able to agree. That of Mr.. Meaoher was nro-
gTeSSng but would probably terminate in the same
manner.
oPAiN-Ihere is no intelligence in the Madrid
Journals OF the 10th ult., though the Spanish capi
tai was In state of tranquility.
lrALY-Ferona, May 7th.-A saugunary com
Dat look place In our Immediate neighborhood YES
'erday Inc enemy, whose numbers were consid
eraoly increased by numerous Free Corps, amount
ca 10 nearly three times as many as our own The
Austrian troops fought like lions but unhapnilv Lost
many brave men, among whom were the valiant
uen Sls, who was shot through the heart and
instantly expired, and Lieutenant Sanzen Daarl-
Inc tenth Jaer battalion, consisting chiefly of low.
er Austrians, suffered the most material loss
Nearly four times the number of the enemy were
disabled The cannons reared necessarily from
O'Clock TIL In the afternoon and were SO close that
the enemy's balls fell at our gate The town has
been and remains quiet.
According to letter from Verona, dated Nav
9th, lo at night. the right wing of the Austrians
commanded by DE ASPIRE and the left by Wrates.
law, were on the other side of the river.
The strength of the Piedmontese was estimated
at nifty thousand men. They fought valliantlv es.
peclaly the Swiss Guards Radetsky's Battalion
OF troops gave way while their German fellow com.
oatantS maniuliy maintained the honor of the Ger
man Arms. AT the San Lucia and San Massino
lhree companies maintained their ground AGAINST
fouf Datlailons for SIX hours without giving one
inch to the enemy.
GREAT FAILING OFF IN THE EXPORTS OF
BREADsTUFFs.-Ata table of the exports of breadstufTs
rom the United States since September last. as
compared with the previous year, shows a Rano
oil OF ,o95772 barrels of flour 45l 794 barrels Of
meal, l,4o5,Ol q bushels of wheat, and 97Go. 642