Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
By Telegraph for the S. Louis Union.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
A.@A~NA0

Hos no"s was expressed 70 Boston By the
steamer Buen0 Vista, and thence ID vas
teiegraPhed to this place. She LEFT Liy.
erpool on the 9th ult.
FRANCE. So -
At Paris the political sea was mo,a
calm, but Lyons had been the scene of
riots. Many of the provinces are fright.
fully disaffeoied. The Grand National
fete, which was to have taken place on
Sunday last, at the Champ de Mars, waI
finally relinquished as impossible. Den.
uties had arrived from all parts Of thsr
country to attend il. The National Az.
sembly and Provisional Government show
unmistakeable signs of being disoordsnt..
The Legislature and Executive bodies
had no sooner quelled the riot of the 18th
ult., than there began between them a
contest for the mastery.
A decree authorizing members of the
Provisional Government to OCCUPY seats
in the Assembly, and another restricting
the power Of the President Off the Assem-.
bly, had been rejected. Another resolu.o
ton proposing to oonfide the external pro-
lection Of members ofthe Assembly TO the.
Provisional Government, was unanirnous.s
ly rejected. t.s.sa e.sa s-za
1t is thought that Lamartine and Ledru
Rollin would resign. and that they would
be succeeded by Marrasi and Arago. The
party that acknowledge M. Theirs as their
leader. have. by their moderation and ex-
perience,, acquired almost a predomina-
ting influence in the Assembly. This
party Is strengthened by the Legitamists,.
whose organ, La Presse, has lately been
publishing series of articles written by
the Prince de Joinville, and which are /.
calculated TO excite sympathy for the royal
family. He prince de ]. has waived
his desire of returning to France as a pri-
vate citizen. The Republican party are.
evidently aware of this design, but the
Regency party have high hopes, in con-
sequence of the real or pretended demon.
STATIONS in his favor. l shss6
Every avenue and room In the building,
when the National Assembly meets, are,
daily thronged with soldiers with fixed
bayonets.
The national Assembly has plainly de.
clared that keeping 10000 pensioned.
men doing nothing, must be stopped. - -
hO Tue Ied0I0R
pretext OF the Revolution, has been found
impraciicable. 80 -
No trials of any conspirators had yet
taken place. .ss e-A<j
The course which France intends to
pursue relative to Poland, was still in
doubt.
1t had been unequivocally declared, that
Italy should not again relapse under the
dominion of Austria, but on the first cali
of the Italian patriots French army will
cross the Alps.
Russia had presented her congratula-
tons upon the organization of the new
Congress, to which Lamartine replied i'm
suitable manner.
AUSTRIA. s-@o
The Emperor and Empress left Wen.
ma. secretly, on the 18th ult. Their de-.
parture was unknown even to the ministry
The Arch Duke Francis ACCOMPANIED
them. The cause of this singular move
Is not given there is mystery about tho
affair. .--
ITALY. .--
The war still continues undated in.
Lombardy. Pesehiera il besieged.--
Cerevisco had been invested by the Aus
TRANS, but at the latest dates Il still held
out. sE ..sa-se.
Efs NAPLES. TS
An instruction broke out in this city
on the 18th ult. Four hundred troops.
were killed, and the city was given up TO,
pillage by the Government. The mag
nifcent palaces and beautiful villas.
are now in ashes. The accounts from
this city are somewha. confused Il ap.
pears, however, that after the eonfict,the
National Guard was disbanded, and q
new ministry formed. Prince Canati is,
dead. f-s .af.-ssc
|-.-- IRELAND.
The excitement growing out ofihe Gov
eminent trials has found vent in large de.
monstrations. The Dublin Club and the.
.Artizans continually parade the streets.
A collision, Il is feared, was inevitable.sl
Mitchell was convicted at Dublin on
Wednesday.
The Canal. -
The Importance of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal to the commerce of not