Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Later from Europe.

The new Steamer " EUROPA arrived at
Boston, at halfpast seven o'clock, Thursday
morning from Liverpool.
FRAScE.-An effort has been made by the
National A Assembly to establish two Chambers
in imitation of the United States, but so far
has failed in its object
All who can collect any property together
are leaving Paris. Open accusations continue
to be made against Lamartine and various
members Of the late government, and officers
of rank continue to be arrested on charge Of
conspiracy.
| An attempt to shoot Cavaignac and some Of
his general officers has been made. Serious
riots continue to take place in the Provinces.
Upwards of 1900 of the National Guard have
been disarmed for their conduct in the late in
surrecton in Paris. Paris continues still in a
state of seige. The future is pregnant with
danger.
A great deal of apprehension is felt in Ber-
lin of an insuuecton, similar to the recent
movement in Paris.
The latest news from St. Petersburgh an
nounccs the still alarming increase ofthe Chol-
era in that Capital The mortality i. alarm =
ing.
The King Of Hanover has threatened 10
quit the country, if the Assembly at Frankfort
exceed certain limits.
Disturbances accompanied with loss ~ lie
have taken place near Frankfort
In Italy the war Is ttlll carried on with VIC
or.
Ia Spain thing are mole quiet. The late
Instructions nave been IN measure SUPPRESS
ed.
! Mshomct Ali has become insane.
! In ireland things begin to look more serious
! Several persons have been arrested for scdi-
ton.
The Pcnsiero Hahao, Of Genoa, Of the 9Th
inst, states that the ricdmoniese Ministry
have given in their resignation, collectively, or
The question whether the war should be car.
red Oh 10 the last, or whether a tomporisng
policy should be adopted The Ministry pro-
fessed the latter opirioE. Gioia and Durn
are spoken OF as forming part Of the new Min.
istry.
Cologne, July I3.-Thc march Of the Rus
sian troops into Moldavia is confirmed The
people have declared a Republic, and tho
Prince has been forced to abdicate. 1t is re-
ton. and that the Prince his been executed BY
his subjects. The Russian troops on the
Prussan frontier have moved to Gallica.-
The Austrian Ministry has resigned.
The trial of the Chartists who were .fnpli.
Gated in the late disturbances in England, ha,
been concluded, and six Of the prisoners have
been sentenced to two years imprisonment and
to find security to keep the peace, some fol
five and others for three years. When sen
tence was pronounced upon Ernest Jones, q
barrister, he exclaimed to the Judge, " ] wish
your Lordship good night, and may you slccT
with the motto Of the Charter round YOU
neck, and no surrender"
The amount Of bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land is on the increase Two vessels have re-
Gently arrived in England with over two mil
lions Of specie. The Bank OF England is re
newing notes to railway companies for five
years 1t five per cent.
There is an improvement in nearly all depart
mcnis Of trade in England, business is brlskc
and money more abundant.
Flour sells at 22s to 27s per barrel and Corr
2Ss TO OBS per quarter.