The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

,he Baltimore S""' n ,e ,o,.opM
ali steamer Niagara srrlved here this
Iss roy 'ssr passage OF u days. having sa"ed
non'i,s .,.rOool, On The "a lnst. a.n.,,u,s IN.
il5ia "a pdor 10 the DAY =, IN sm1' Cons,ls
I'm money msi ~
l,l.Ing al - Ssc,essing in Great Britain.
The ehois he Bank OF England was rapidly
inrrsssns. 81, American merchants were at Man
Namoeis "
ehs:lfIL iish joumas are eH''Fey devoid OF "''''
q interest ,,,, DaDers state that plot has been
The f'anA' 'sbnblican rising and assassination
3slreeI. - l,sn,bers OF the German Parliament
Re,oIuiios ct Rome
..,o,;on hiss taken place IN Rome.
49,, Of Rome pfoceeded nom the i",'t-
af The clubs. Inc iiioo .a
gslieh % oiscs demanding new ministry ana
0lsihN - Ssclsfaiian OF war against Austria.
% inaieu'a. ,sted by The Swiss Gusrds, aud the
iheY WEIR - to lend the moral influence OF
tiPOma''e IN protect the Pope, entered the
ihef r. 'su,snsd wiih him. Several attempts
pasee az, N 6re the building, but proved nnsnc-
rsls made 10 n'e
csssfa. -, ,bsn made a regular investment
ihs - ..'.o1,ed tacillade against the windows,
sha coi',';, ,b4 swiss and shooting Palmer, the
in the breast. The overwhelming
Pope -. bssirgeTs compelled submission.
iolee y ';stsrs was then sent an, comprising ths
Isl . Al tbfse of the cOnsPlfstoTs:
EsLes vas under duress sad in personal can
Inc IoPp,h,o;tied 10 all dictstion, and on The
ss., a. Ministry was proclaimed, wan MazLaieiI
i'.--.siAspt The SWISS ioIces were theh uistah-
= sas the National Gnafd look lnen pay
ar-'s"'..sr NJ the Pope Is now Pefiect nhilily.
Ihs o. an the 9hh, perfect tranquility hao
h9,i H. commoti0n of the llth. CsmPobe-
saecs, minister, had arnVed, and the Pope aP-
20, ne He 's1 Win the new order of things and
Pesieli raj he peace OF the csPits had been so
coon restored
-, - ss,;n tranquil. The Emperor of Rus
''s..'' mi 10 MIndisehgTstE the order OF ST.
- -. snd something equally nallerng to Jel-
lschich. .., .,,,,,, - shou, ;nvad;ns
- snd The Geman papers say they VIII
nun ,,lI, meet with sharp reception.
ssscber and Jeallinck have been executed
u ,srtieiDaiiOn in the Vienna revolution.
ioL me- Of Mao.hal Redeizky, commanding the
.-,,;.n forces IA Italy, is reported.
80, has accepted the Anglo French Media
= M has asreed upOn Brussels as the P ace
'. Inference, expressing desire thai they DE
immediately entered hPOh'
Prussia.
a.7lip re,usins as al last sayices. There IS no
.,Dsnnslion ofthe hing having dissolved the Bran
6sHblrg Ministry
,;s,s5,i Cayaignsc has carried vote OF comb |
.sr,s M DE National Assembly, by vote OF JJ3
"a a. speech was pronounced highly salts
80 sbsolyiag han from sll blame in the June |
,.sa1rsct,on. HIS prospects fOr the Presidency |
- Aaeldedly frightening, when Louis NsPole- |
:, Issga8 4 manifesto, which ~ some measure /
rhanFed the current sSSlh.
a. .y.ws republican sincerity and states his |
ss'ssfstIsn of socisiisn and has desire for uniyer-
a ossce with sll nsllonS.
r,ysiga,e hiss read an envoy instruction 10 the /
assembly IN which he repfObates the intention OF
;.ierteriag 10 the domestic difficulties between
,be Pooe sud has subjects.
Ho~eFer, his sending relief 10 the Pope will
h,,, is influence up0n Tie contest II being re-
n,rts8 hat the Pope had fed from Rome, Cavais-
ne hse sent four steam trigaes, with brigade on
bOsrd, 10 secure tue liberty OF his holiness and
respect tor his person.
IA envoy extraordinary was also sent 10 Rome 4
IL coalrr with the French ambassador there, and
a reinforcement OF hoops would soon follow.
Em5astde, the French minister OF Foreign Al
far preferred 10 wait until the French President
vas chosen, in which Pslmerstoa scsuiesced on
isr psri Of England. Medaling powers hsd also
ssfert o. 5loTIns the srn.stice during the Water,
austris eusaging nOt Ga attack Venice.
sicily.
The immediate settlement Of the dispute be-
tSeeR lac hing OF Naples aud Sicily is stated by
he correspondent Of the London Times, as a
hing to Dr. shOuiy expected. Messini will be
surrendered, when the royal troops will eyacuaie
The ISLAND.
FURTHER INTEIIsGENCB.
The following items are extracted from VII.
mef s Smiths European Times:
The Cholers.
ave teoice 10 state that our report OF the
ch0leTa tins week Is decidedly favorable; indeed,
within these few days the daily reports IN the
metropolis have been discontinued the number
Of cases beng 50 reduced as 10 render an official
return unnecessary. The number of deaths
hes descended, tins week, from IS 10 about 80
OF 81 above the average Of the last five years,
which was but one; 80 that We may fairly infer
that the malsiy is fast disappearing"
The argument Of counsel IN the case IN error
a Mr. Smith 0'Buen having been brought 10
Close, and the count having deferred It's Judgment
the lash journals are nov almost destitute Of /
news The INSTRUMENTATION OF the PooI-
law theeyictlOns which are going,on throughout
the country; an occasional murder 10 some dis
isRi locality; and the uninterrupted emigration
Of farmers al tins late season OF the year fur
nish the only themes for political discussion IN
TIE lnsh papers.
Ia The Assembly, on the Both nit, q discussion Y
occurred nPon the policy Of the Executive in dis.
patching troops 10 Ciyita Vecchia to protect the
rope, ad so interfere IN the internal affairs Of IT,
sE. GEest eensnTe was cast upon the Ministry /
io' ths Proceeding BY NJ. LedIu-Rolin. IL was de-
ienoetby NJ. AOntslembert, Charles Dupin, NJ /
Daisur, snd others. General Cavaiguac having
replied IN manly style, the following resolution
wss proposed, after some others had been rejected
Ihe Assembly, spprOying OF the measure OF pre-
csat-on taken BY the Government for assuring the
personal liberty OF the Pope, and reserying lie ul-
Aasie decision tall ell the facts are fully known,
passes 20 the order of the day." Upon this the |
Assembly divided:
Votes, 543
MalOniy, 272
fd 4S0
Against ga
The aoniteur has not yet published the election |
returns tof me Vscsntseals in the National Assem-
oiF, but II SPpears certain thai MARSHALL Bugeand
las been elecisd. Other names, including N. Ma |
Poleon Bertrand are also mentioned, 10 show that
NE elections have ben almost exclusively in the
'''est Ol Louis NapOi~on- should tins account |
=. e 'eiihed, Il may De take as a strong indics-
ION Of anti-rePubicsn feeling in the departments
IMee-ourths Of the voters for Louis Napoleon |
- !. De animated with this feeling. His declara-
. ton u hePublcanism does not deter them, for |
Ilrl Know MAT Il 10, 10 use the words Of Paris
''sthsi IN PrOoede de Circumstance
@, N LOUIS Napoleon made his appearance on the |
-, 'ehdome yesterday afternoon. A large |
had collected, and he was greeted BY shouts
o. we Napoleon
hatshal Soult has arrived in Paris; the anti. |
80 Of has spacious hotel are thronged by
-. Aienos OF the Caysignae and Napoleon "dy-
issue Who are of course desirous to secure |
,e coO Pefston ofthe gallant old marshal. II is
mat all his sympathies are with the neph-
: ahd heH OF his old master and companion in
49, -. Inc Programme OF his principles, which
..e r'lhee has lnsi issued, was supposed TO have
e.snalsd from NJ Theirs; but the friends and ad-
,ssels o. LOUIS Napoleon have now declared that
,s s exclamation was prepared and drawn out by
=. iihce alone, without their assistance, sdyiee,