Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-08
Ill.,. From tho ST. Louis Reveiile.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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Three Days Later-HighIy Important.


o.. 10, New York, July 27.
The Cunard line steamer Europa ar
rived here this morning, bringing three
days later intelligence from Europe. She
sailed on the 18th instant. -."
80 FRANcE.--Another plot for an insur-
rection has been discovered in Paris
The workmen ofthe "Ateliers" intended
to revolt on the 18th inst. The day was
fixed, and every thing was prepared.--
The city was to have been pilaged. The
Government is in possession of all the
details of the plot, and many Of the ring
leaders in the proposed in surrection have
been arrested. General Cavaignac has
every thing in readiness to meet any
emergency. Fifteen projects of depart
ment; have been placed under arrest foT
participation in the conspiracy Of June
last. Several members ofthe presentgov.
ernment are in favor of prosecuting to
the utmost extent all the suspected mem.
bers, but others, and among them Cav
aignac, firmly oppose this proceeding.
o. All of the State prisoners have been
removed to detached points at distance
from Paris.
The city is completely fortified at all
points. II is said that 10000 workmen
intend marching to the Assembly and
demanding either to be fed or shot.
SPAIN.-The insurgents are daily
gaining ground, and the government is
becoming more and more alarmed.
lHlRELAND.-The affairs here are rapidly
approaching crisis. Duly. the editor
of the "Nation," Martin, of the "Felon,"
O'Dougherty, Williams, and Roland, of
the "Tribune," and Meagher have been
arrested for sedition. The arrest of the
latter caused a tremendous excitement.
He would und oubtedly have been rescued
but for his own efforts to the contrary.
and the arrival of an additional body of
troops. a.ss1 :#L ..fiaa
RUssIA,-.Tbe cholera is making fright.
full raVages, and is rapidly increasing
The rumor ofthe marching of Russian
army on Moldavia is confirmed The
people ofthis country had previously ris-
en- and declared themselves in favor of a
Republican form Of Government.
The inhabitants of Walachia had re-.
voted, and compelled their prince to
abdicate.
PIEDMoNr.--1 he ministry in this coun-
try have resigned, in consequence of a
difference Of opinion on the policy to be
purs'led--they advocating a temporizing
course, whilst a decided stand in favor OF
war was resolved on. q. Is ..e .... t,.a g..
- From the West Indies. saaa
0E New York, July 81.
In ST. Croix the slaves continued in
open revolt; were burning and ravaging
estates, and massacreing the whites. 1t
was stalled, that the blacks were angry
because it had been proposed to eman-
ciPate them gradually, after twelve.
months apprenticeship. They demand
ed immediate abolition. {. -'.s, s-....z.s. :.
In st. Thomas, the Governor fearing
a similar outbreak, b ad declared the i'm.
mediate freedom of the blacks, though
the whites had taken the precaution to
arm themselves,to suppress attempts at
instruction. eg sns3zz. t,a ,ra -.
In. Hayti complete tranquility had been
restored. President Soulongue had is.
sued an address, congratulatiDg the peo.
pie on the return of peace. All who had
fled, were forb i'd en-. to return, and their
estates declared forfeit. seaa.-.. -
8 61rDare The wing papers deny that
there is letter on file in the War De-
paftnent,. in which Gen Taylor uses this
lang1age:: SEND Me NO MORE
FOREIGN. VOLUNTEERS?"- ~. Detroit
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