The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-15

to generally yesterday. RumoT stated tina: il woul
recommend president, who SHOULD hold Office fo
four yesrs, and that NJ. Arago would probably b
selected Tor the post. Prince Louis NaPoleonwa
also spoken of, bat only, il is believed, to brin
him into discredit. A very strong petition 10 tn
Assembly was in doIlFse OF signature, recommend
ing NJ CaussldeIe Tor the Office. "StIange 4
say, observes our correspondent, "neither NJ
Lamartine non Le,iru Rollln are mentioned as can
IL was understood in Paris yesterday that
| family council was held IN Paris on Tuesday
OF the moderate friends otPrince Louis Bonaparte
at which il was resolved 10 exhort him TO perse
we're IN the intention he had announced not 10 re
turn TO France until the Constitution had been voted
by the National Assembly.
In Italy very little Of interest has TRANSFERRED
The Pope had consented 10 90 10 Milan and place
The iron crown on the head OF Charles Albert. The
news Of TIE fall Of Peschiera was the cause o.
great rejoicing in Rome ON the 4th.
The Austrian forces were concentrated at Casa.
ooldo Asola aud Rivalta, at which latter place Mar
| shall Radetzky had established his headquarters.
Letters from Bologna, published at Rome on The
"a state that negotiations on foot between the
Austrian Government and Chas. Albert. Acstria
~ 10 recall her troops from Italy ON condition that
iaiy shall TEL he upon il part OF the Austrian debt
i is said that the Pope will be the referee 10 settle
The conditions
The people OF LOmhardy have Ly a vote of 5si. :.
w declared Tor the rnmt date of Lom-
oardy to Piedmont The provisional government
had already pToponnded the matter 10 the King OF
Sardinia and the Chambers, with The view of gain
ing their assent
Letters irom Turin say, that in consequence Of
lhe annexation ofLom5arey, the Chambers will be
immediately dissolved. II is expected that Con-
sutqeni Assembly will be invoked at Milan.
The French Government has acknowledged that
OF Sicily. The Sieilian Crown had been offered
to a son oithe Grand Duke of Tuscany, and also
10 the Duke OF Genoa, bu. both offers had been
'clined.
From Ireland there is no news Of Importance.
IN home, on the 9th, new law of the liberty OF
The Press was published. The censorship is a5o-
lsnea Every publication N ust bear the name of the
printer and the place of publication Clandesiine
publications are punished by fine and imprison-
nent. Public journals must have a responsible
editor
Attacks against The church, or IFS ministers. or
against the temporal power Of the Pope OF insults
Sainst i9Telgn Powers or their ministers, pun
ished with Imprisonment for six months or a wear |
and line of from s. to 100 scudi (6OOf) The law
contains four chapters and thiriy-two articles
IN austria II Is believed that il is the intention /
Oi me Emperor 10 resign. All the corps diplo- 1
natque were assembled al Innspruck. The crown |
would then 60 The Archduke Charles, but il is as
serted mat he, too, is prepared TO resign his rights
IN iavor OF his son, Francis Joseph, during whose /
minority the Archduehess Sophia Ia sister of the i
queen OF Pussia) would be regent
In Prussia the National Assembly has rejected,
by majority Of 1876 10 IN, after a debate which
asted Two days, motion Tor a formal declaration
hat the Assembly as a Chamber recognised thu
vents OF March as a revolution, ard that the
of March had deserved well of THEN
country.
In Denmark the war still continues with una
'eted vlsor and the Duchies are likely 10 prove
ore bone of contention.
AdNees from India give particulars of an insur-
ection at Moultiin.