Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-07-27
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Hibernia arrived at New
York on Friday evening last, with dates
from Liverpool to the Slh inst. We make
up the following summary from the latest
papers received at this office: b.
The ilustrious Chateaubriand died upon
the 9th Of July. t.~ '.''
Several Irishmen have been transported
for drilling and training openly, and in de-
fance of the laws. 'e. ~.sa..
There is nothing startling from Italy,
The peace negotiation has failed. An IN
surrection of Galley slaves, that had broken
out in Sicily, was queled after fearful
slaughter of the combaiants.
The Arch-duke John has been appointed
Lieutenant General of Germany. An Ar
mis,ice had been concluded between GEL
many and Denmark. ~.
The cholera is making terrible ravages
in Russia. 1.'-' ..""
Lamar,ine contempIates another tour to
the Levant and the East. ..i
ENGLAND.-The parliamentary proceed
ings have been unimpor,ant. Mr.. Humes'
motion for parliamentary reform, was reject
ed by vote of 81 to 35l. .a. ........,..
IRELAND. - An express from Dublin,
which lett on Friday night states that the
Catholic clergy of Arch Diocese of Teuam
have resolved TO adhere TO the Cancellation
Hah 2epealers and to oppose the formation
OF League. Martin is still at large. De-
Won Riley has w,it,en to the Attorney Gen.
eral, avowing the autA,ership Of ncendiary
articles in the Irish Fellon Newspaper. The
Irish papers are very fierce in their denun-
Citations of the Government, and cannot
fail to excite the attention of the authorities
FRANcE.-The tlroes of the late commo-
ton are rapidly subsiding. Armed men,
with loaded muskets and instruments for
casting bullets have been discovered in the
cellars Of Paris. The destruction of pro-
perry during the insurreclion was less than
at first supposed. Many houses we're bat
tered considerably, however, and in some
sections of the city all wus ruin Order had
been nearly restored. Among the general Of
6cers who suffered in the emeule was Gen.
erals Negrier, killed; Brea, assassinaled !;
Francois, killed; Bourgoin, died from
wounds; Cor,ais, wounded; Damesme, woun-
ded and leg ampu,ated; Luvivler and Fou-
cher, wounded; Lafon,aine, MORALLY wound
died. An immense number of colonies and
superior officers were put hors de combat.
On the 29lh sentinel arrested two men in
a cabriolet, with large sums Of Russian gold
and gun cartridges. Both were heavily arm
ed with daggers and pistols. Theinsurgents
used in the conflict lion balls pierced with
copper projections on both sides. General
Chsngarnier has been appointed Chief OF
the National Guard of the Department ofthe
Seine. The legions of the Guard who were
unfailhlul during the revolt, have been dis
banded. Best informed persons consider
Caussidiere as one of the leaders of the late
insurrecllon and that Louis Blanc was pri-
Wy but not an active participation, shrinking
from danger. $50
Their organization was most perfect, as
further Developments Of the police prove
Documents that have been found will show
whence the money was obtained, and who
promoted the instruction.
An eye witness, thus describes the sub
sequent appearance o: the different localities
where conflicts had taken place. On the
3Oth ult. made further tour through the
theatre of the greatest destruction Of proper
IT,, and find it not so extensive as has been
represented. The chief points are the end
of the Rue St. Antoine, near the Hotel de
Vile, whese the street becomes narrow
There are several houses on the north side
battered by cannon, and in lettering con-
dition. On the south side the windows
and wood work are damaged by musket
balls.
In the Rue du Faubourg du Temple, the
entire line of the street from Bouvelard to
Barrier Belvile, is more or less damaged
Houses on the north side of the canal are
considerably drmaged. Pursuing the line
of the exterior Boulevards to the head of
the Rue de Meuilmontant, there are marks
of fighting, but no great destruction of pro-
perry. Descending the Rue Meuilmon,ant,
to the canal, all the houses are damaged,
but there are no traces of cannon shot.
The most striking destruction of proper
tv is at a point at the lower end of the Rue
Faubourg, St. Antoine, next the. Bastle.-
The cannon posted on the Place, near the
column, and at the entrance of the, Boule-
wards, played directly on the houses form
ing the angels Of the Rue de la Bouquettes,
the Gay Jenapie, the Rue Faubourg, ST. An
tome, the Rue de Chavenline, the Rue de
Planchelt, and the Rue de Contrescarp.
The several houses forming the angles Of
those converging streets are literally battered
to pieces. Two or three of them are in
ruins, the others exhibit large holes in the
walls three or four feet in diameter, and are
in a to,tering condition. The shower Of
balls thrown upon the Rue Faubourg St
Antoine ridded the houses on the other
side 10 distance of some hundred yards. -
The windows and wood work are for the
most par. destroyed, and large fragments
chpped from the walls on every part.