The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-10
Arrival OF the ssss~ruia.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EuRoPE.

The steamer Hibema arrived al this port TO-
day al 10 clock. We received our papers i'm
MISUNDERSTANDING London dates of The 18th in
slant
In France everything is quiet. temporary FIX
ecutiye Committee of IRE members has been
solved upon and appointed. The list ofraembers
is published below
lamaune has lost ground in the Assembly,
will be seen by the votes he received. The fact
is attributed 10 the favor he has shown to Ledu
ROlln.
An instruction has occurred in Rome, against
the Pope, because he refuses 10 declare war
against Austria new Ministry has been aP-
pointed.
Ia Lomba, dy decisive engagement was daily
expected between Charles Albert and the Austin
ans AT Verona.
Germany continues 10 be agitated.
GA the Prussian Polish frontiers there is still
fought between the Prussians and Poles-in which
the former were beaten with great slaughter Tle
whole province of Posen is in aims.
In England everything is quiet.
Ireland is more tranquil.
The Washington arrived out in IA days and 20
The following extracts contain the leading items
Of general intelligence.
From the London Times. May 18th.
by Electric Telegraph.
A military instruction took place at Madrid on
the 1th inst, at O'Clock in The morning, which
was suppressed after sangunaTy conflict which
lasted several hours.
TIE number Of dead was not known, bul it was
considerably greater than in the ihsuuettiOn OF
10Th of March.
Among the killed was the Captain General Full
gOsio, brother-in-law of Maria Christina.
Thrty-four of the prisoners taken-one-half OF
them civilians, and the other half military MEL
were tried and sentenced To death by u court.
martial, and were about 10 be shot when The post
left.
The Paris papers of Yesterday announce the for.
nation Of the new Ministry Of France; It consists
OF Messrs. Bastde Recurt, Cremienxy Carnot,
ChanSs, Flocon, DueleTc, Belmont, Frelat, and
Admiral easy.
Il was spprehended that an armed demon
stration in favor Of the Poles would take place in
Paris this day.
Some of The journals announced that the Pope
had been deposed, and the Republic proclaimed
at Rome, but the news seemed premature
BOULO0SE, May Il.
An ouder has just come fIOm Paris 10 put the
whole line of coast in a state of defence, and 70
mount guns on the detached forts, which are built
a little way out at sea. The gates of the upper
town also 10 he repaired and fortified. This
looks like preparation for war
FRANCE.
The National Assembly agreed on Monday even.
ing to refer TO a committee the nomination Of the
interim government The committee TO consist of
one member from each of the Is buTeatu. The
members chosen showed a preponderanee OF the
moderate party. The committee yesterday gave
in its report by the hands OF NJ PEUPIS, one OF lis
members. Il had agreed, by majority OF IL to 4,
upon reporting that the assembly should elect di-
rectly, by ballot, nine individuals TO act as minis
tens, with President Of the Council, without
portfolio.
An animated debate followed the reading OF the
report. In the course of the debate the Able LII
coTdaire supported the Republican list Cor Minis
ieTs. AT length the President put the question,
and the mode of nomination proposed in the report
was rejected by All 10 $50. The second PROPOSE
ton was, that the assembly should nominate an
executive commission, which again should nOmi-
nate Minister'S and the third is that the Provision
al Government retain office til the constitution is
deereed.
NJ de Bersnger had resigned his seat ia the as
sembly.
On saturday, at the Assembly, which at ats III
.ing was Adjourned till Monday, NJ De Lamarline
read the report of the Provisional Government GA
the stste of France. The report met with great
applause FROM the assembly. NJ Ledru Rollin fol-
lowed in long address in which he complain ID
bitterly ofthe calumnious reports which had b,.en
circulated respecting him. From these calumnies
he yindicated himself, protesting that he held mo-
derate opinions. His address produced tavOra-
bic impression on the assembled Deputies On
Monday, NJ Gsmier Pages presented his financial
statement.
A letter from Lyons says
The army Of the Alps have received the war
equipment, and mules have been purchased 10
cunVey the baggage. Gen. OudinOt, general-in-
chief, has reviewed the troops, aud has gone 10
GrenOble, where he has established his head quar-
tiers. AT LYONS it is generally supposed the army
viii soon cross the frontier.
PARIS, Wednesday.
The National Assembly, after confused and
agitated discussion last night agreed to the ad0p-
ton of the resolution in favor of an Executive
Commission Of Government, 20 be composed OF
FIVE membeIs- The names 10 be ballOted for on
the following day
PAEIs, "WEDNESDAY evening
The assembly met to-day for the purpose of bal
loting for the Executive Committee cf Govern
ment.
NJ Martin (de Strasboure1 said that NJ. Dupont
(Ge l'Eure) had declared To him that he would not
act il nominated. After some further conversa-
ton, the assembly, at half-PSst one o'clock, pro.
ceeded 10 vote, ard the scrutiny WAS completed
| al four o. clock.
| The following is the result