The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-07

.sbi, Acadia, Capt. stone, arrived al
The s'eain5,1 ~. - 1--WE O'clock on Sunday morn
Boston a. i.;leg from Liverpool, on Saturday u'e
ING. she s'"'
4h inst. A., Lifted States, Capt Hackstafi,
lLs os Sunday, 81 inst, al eioos WI
lei, 'ssseoge-s and large cargo "a my S;i,T Is
eighi agsT proceeding as lar as the sun -
goods. AI'tl ,rSsnser became damsged, and she
lands, i nt. 4, - mi hack 10 Southampton.
Was opistu ~, il will be at least some iouL OF
IL IS t.e,Te She will be able 10 repair thls
hTe Ns ,'no,, of her machinery, apRne again III
ioI rs usrpspn. from New York, anited on ule
Wight on the 4th insi' ano, IN ~, 81,
al toe. but whilst m charge OF P'.S', o.,
o. Gumel Bay, near Cowes, on me Top
on suoi1 .nl although the engines were ilhihe-
o. he ''oe, g. II was found impossible TO get
diales sneei,l steamer, waiting on loves
M ~ m,ils went 10 her assistance. Tug
~ WAS sent 10 relieve the SHIP ana te eos
80 discharged into lighters = ms s1sP was ~ a..
Ss,s soI al lhree z. NJ, on The same day, sie
leei'e,' - slorly fer anchored m COwes ROADS
hoaleu 80 ,gain put on board, and she again
he' .I.l n, beT voyage, without having IL Is
.l sustained any dsinase' =, cra., Retain
IN ran market has declined 10 siiilost ihe
.arrs stient Of the recent advance.
ia, On on the 5th INST, ptorosued he Two
lhe ,,.rsoD- by a speech from the throne,
hoI1s, the chief events of the session, aud
at..,aLr ,tIerWaris took her departure iOr
Ss9llan-i continues in a state OF profound iran
ne visit OF Lord John Russell 10 kaTi
S.T.o5on. seems tofumish almost he only meme
=, s,sculstion amongst the lfsh poliueiiiS' Ihe
~ 80 landed 81 kingston on the afternoon 81
-, instant and was received with certain
us - - -sspeet. Demonstrations Of applause OF
s.r,bsfi6n. seem both 10 have Jailed.
France.
I, PARIS. NJ De LamsTtine has published
~ defending himself from the various
IPss-g-s against him. Public opinion has SO une-
-I,,ssc,IIS found its way 10 the Assembly, that
1.sn Cs,aignac has been compelled 10 deny ms
'Ifsnfiou ot suppressing the Constitutional ms
'D,,@s1 anil me Prssss have now resumed Their
-'1 s-,scls mon the government, and wage
-, yr.- sgains he republic, in spite OF GeneHl
C,,,.rs,'s declaration that he Will not allow the
republic 10 be imPeached.
r. s,,r,,rhing elections, 10 I'LL the vacant
ss,rs IN he Assembly, begin 10 occupy puoic al
rsufioa. Emie de Girardn, the Orleanisl, editor
n the Prs,ss, is a candidate with NJ. DelesseTi
All Marshal Bueeaud. The latter, II is said, has
-sf,ssl ,hs command of the army. II an alarmed
iursrvsuti1n should take place in Italy, indeed, he
IrouN moi accept any command offered by Gen.
C.ysignar. The BOnapartlsts are moving, BON IN
paris and The departments, with aView 10 promote
pdnce Louis AapOeon's election 10 the PTesiden-
cy ...
Local disturbances in the Provinces continue TO
occur, chiefly arising from the obnoxious and eH-
trsOfdnaTg TAX OF - ceiiis lillPuseu ~ 'e 'o'F
sianal Government.
Oa the 81 inst, The garrison Of Paris and Por.
lion OF The NatiOnal Guard were reviewed on The
BouIevards by ten. Cavalgnac, who was loudly
cheered Between 7OCOO and S0,UuD were under
arms, of whom shout 20,UOO belonged 10 the Ma
iiJnal Guards, only one battalion being called out
tratn each legion. Although the National Guard
vas invited 10 attend the review in full force, II
WAS found that not more than SD men mustered
fom each battalion, aud in one battalion the num-
berwas under 30 This rebuke proceeding from
such q body, has been keenly felt, and has given
seri6Hs aneasiness 10 the head Of the government.
{, Is generally understood that several causes OF
dissatisfaction have led 10 this species Oinsgatiye
demonstration. The first, and principal, is the
offensive expression used by General CaVaignac
against the Legitimist party, and particularly
against some leglOns OF the National Guard, which
he affirmed, were conspiring against the govern
meuL The second cause was, that the Govern
ineut abstained from cOntradicting a report that
va generally circulated Of the arrest OF two high
military iunctionaries, understood 10 be Gen. la.
nOticieIe, Minister Of Var, and Gen. ChangaT-
Riei, commander OF the National Guard. The third
cslse assigned vas the dissatisfaction produced
by the distribution Of the crosses OF the Legion OF
Honor amongst the legiOns Of the National Guard.
The Pars papers Of the an inst. state that, not
withslanc.ng The appointment OF Gen. LamOriciere
10 the command Of the Amy OF the Alps, there
appears every probability that peace will be pre-
served.
Il sppears that Gen. LemOricieTe and NJ Marie
have been eEdesVoring, by q Transaction with Odil
lon BaHOi, BenYeI and others, 10 lOm a fusion o.
all parties, in which they have not succeeded.
II Is sad lhsi serious quarrel has arisen be
tween Gems. ChsnsamieT aud Cdvaignac, out o.
the detection Of the National Guards, al the re
view on Sunday last. Gen Cavaignae has address
81 letter 10 Gen. Changsmier, in which he Ia
nenis the slender muster on that occasion il
Terms which seem 10 reflect upon the latter ralke
severely
N. Ledm Rollin is about to establish new Jour
nal, being dissatisfied with the Reforas, which
~ conjunction with NJ FlocOn, he founded il
1913. The editor in chiefofthe RefoTme the frien,
OF The late Godfrey Cavaignac, maintains close
intimacy with The head Of the government, ana 4
more influenced by him, than Ledru Rollin ap
proves OF.
Latest from PAri. by Electric Telegraph.
From the London Times, Sept 81
The Pans papers Of yesterday all but confirm on
announcement n'ihe Times, that Austria had &C
copied the offered mediation of France and Ems
land.
The ministry OF the Grand Vicar Of the German
&C Empire al FsnkiOr, resigned on the Jth inst
"a consequence Oiihe refusal of the Diet, by a ms
lonty OF seventeen, 10 sanction the concluded Al
mishce by Denmark with the King Of Prussia.
he cholera had reached Archangel.
Much disturbance prevailed in the department
Of France.
Germany.
Advices have been received frorn H,mhure
me oh inst They state that the Provisional 90
eihihehi OF NE Duchies Of Schleswig and Ho
stem have refused 10 acknowledge the arrnistif
sasseN concluded by Prussia, in The name of n
orauslle Confederation. The greatest jealUrl-
Of rfasls prevails amongst the democratic party
the north OF Germany, and il is feared that the 2
fruilless r.
The blockade Of the Elbe, Weser and Jahda n
peen raised, since the 9Th, and the Pnssian Dor
Oh he boliie have also by this time become ire
Austria.
HE London papers OF the Sth inst. announ
Tue important intelligence that the French COVER
aent, on the 1th, received dispatches from NJ.
AIgo, he French minister at Berlin, announce
ohleially that Austria had accepted the jointmod
uon OF France and England.
Italy.
We have Just received positive intelligence
V' ianoilk OF ihe iour thousand French troops
Venice. The news NAV be relied on.
Gen. Garibaldi, who has lately been forced
me Anstnans TO fly from Italy, has arrived
Dssahcoh, on has way, il is thought, 10 Paris.
me accounts nom Italy and Rome declare ,
whole country TO be in a Distracted and excit
sta'e. Al Genoa, Leghom and Rome tumults
occurred which were with difficulty suppress
Sardinia.
IS said that the Ss6diHIas. ambassador has
itied The command o; the Piedmontese army
GENERAL bedeau, who has TAX en- time 10 consi
NC proposition. Should he refuse. applicat
Wall be made 10 Gen. DemeIIe. IA
Inc Monttein states that the Ottomsn COVE
i ine.t mad recognized the French Republic. ,
,a 1, uen' AuPick, The French Minister. Pleni
tenllary, presented his Credentials a he Sni
on the Doth ult " '"e 0"'
Inc Aationdi SarOisieA Of the An inst. puhl
IS letter frem Turin of the "a inst ,.h;ot -.