Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-23

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The Steamship Niagara arrived at her berth
thi, morning with Liverpool dates 10 the I'd
inst
The Hibernia from Boston arrived on the
so,h ult The United States arrived at Ports.
mouth on the ist.
The cholera is decreasing in England and
Scotland
The bullion in the Bank of England is ra-
pidly increasing. The shipments from Liver
pool continue large, A number of American
merchants are at Manchester.
The Irish journals are devoid of interest.
ITALY
REVOLUTION IN ROME.
A Revolution has taken place in Rome, fol-
lowing the assassination of NJ. Rosa, before
reported. The mob, at the ins,igaton of the
Clubs, proceed in body to the Quirinal pa
lace OH the 10th, where they demanded Il
now ministry, the immediate declaration of
war, &c. About one hundred Of the Swiss
guards resisted them. The diplomatic body
also entered the palace to protect the Pope
by their moral influence. Some endeavor
was made to set fire to the principal gates
but few shot from the Swiss caused the
mob TO retire. Shortly afterward the civic
guard, the gems d'armes of the line and the
Roman Legion, numbering some thousand,
invested the palace in order of battle, and
commenced Il fusadc against the windows.
The Swiss We're overwhelmed and the Popes
Secretary, Monsieur Palma, was shot in the
breast. The attacking party, by their over
whelming force, compelled submission.
Negotiations were opened and a list of
ministers, comprising the names of those who
had got up the conspiracy, was sent to the
Pope, who, under the duress of arms and fear
of personal danger, was compelled to submit
to any terms they dictated. The authority
Of the Pope is in fact now nullity
On the 18th the ministry was formed with
Mazarelli President Of the Upper Chamber
and President of the Council. Mamiami,
Sterbina, Campello, Lurati and Serine were
placed in the Ministry.
The Swiss were sent away, and the Nation
al Guard occupied their post in the castle.
The popular club is the Supreme Government
and decided upon all questions. The new
Ministry has put forth an address, in which
they say they will convoke the Chambers.
The French Government have sent a force
to Civita Vecha, TO support the Pope against
his subjects.
LATEST FROM ROME.
Marshal Radetzky, the commander of the
Austrian forces in Italy, is reported TO be dead
Accounts from Rome TO the evening of the
Goth, states that the most perfect tranquility
had succeeded the commotion of the 18th.
The new Minister, Campello, had arrived,
and the Pope appeared to be satisfied with
the new order of things, and was greatly
pleased 10 find that the peace of his capital
had been so speedily restored.
AUSTRIA.
In Vienna the energetic measures taken by
the Prince Windischgratz, seem likely to Sc
cure tranquility. The Emperor of Russia has
sent the Prince a letter with the order of ST.
Andrew, and to Jelachch AN equally na,ter-
tering communication has been made, togeth-
er with the order of St. Wladimer. The war
in Hungary engrossed the thoughts of all.
The immense army of the lmperialists is a.
bout to enter Hungary, and the German pa.
pers state that the Hungarians will give them
sharp reception.
The execution of DR.. Beccher and DR.. Jel.
linek, for participating in the late events at
Vienna, has been officially announced
PAcIrIcArIoN OF ITALY.
1t is announced that Austria has accepted
the offer made BY the mediating powers, to
hold conferences for the pacifcation Of Italy,
at Brussels. The acceptance was the las:
act Of Wissenberg's cabinet, and Prince
Schwartzenberg, on accepting the govern
ment, Immediately ratified it, and expressed
al the same time to the representatives of the
meditating powers, the strongest desire to en-
ter Immediately on the negotiations.
M. Basides, however, objected that it
would be more advisable 10 wait until the
President of the French Republic was elec.
ted. Lord Palmerston has acquiesced in this,
The mediating powers have also agreed that
the armistice should be prolonged throughout
the winter and in consequence, Austria has
engaged not 10 attack Venice by land or sea.
The Sandman Government has also engaged
to retain Admiral Albini with the Sandman
fleet at Aucona.
FRANCE.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The excitement in relation TO the election
continues, Gen. Cavaignac has triumphed in
the debate that has taken place in the Nation
al Assembly, as far as regards the sentiments
al the Chamber, by a majority of 5O2 to "a,
BY which the vote, that he had deserved well
of his country. WAS carried.
Cavaisnac in his speech, mentioned all the
points OF accusation made against him in not
providing for the defence of Paris, and by so
doing promoting the insurrecton of June,
with the view of raising himself to power
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