Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-14

BURNING BOSTON PACKET SHIP
OCEAN MONAR( H-ONE HUMID
RED AND FIFTY LIVES LOST

Ia England there has been no iurthcr dlS
tdrbaa"e from the Chartiss
Irish .fTlirs have lost m.ch ~ their interest
and hoN acsn 10 he regarded with nder
race by the English people The jails arelI
flied with the people arrested for participating
ia tbs tate insurrectoD. II
Muc.. apprehension continues TO De felt inl
France IN reference TO the probability Of anoih-
or outbreak in Paris-and occurrences seem 10
show cause Tor the anxiety SO generally ielt.-
The Government has expressed Itself opposed
to all contscaon of the property OF Tie Or
lcans tamily. ont propose toguaraniee he lam
ilv, on The secariIy of the State, monthly
salary IN leu of thelr res enGe. II
There il a run,or that a revolution has brok-
en olt in 81. Petersbargh aud Warsaw. Il
Owing 10 the unia, orab.e prospect of the
crops. american Flour has advanced % TO -
Cd per barrel.
Foarios News. We give blow few
,ao,e i.,ns OF foreign news received by the
lIibernia -
FaAhcE.--M. VI. Arago, Cavaignac Lam.
aItlae, L.dru Rolhn, Caussldere, Marrast, and
al the chef actors in the revolution, have Sc
veralIy been examined; and II ls plain, from
tho concdrrent testimony OF almost all, that the
revelation WAS elected By combination OF the
loves, oi the people, chiefly connected with
tie National anu ReiorRe newspapers
Four Socialist newspapers have been sup
pressed by a puolc decree. The most extern
eve military arrangements are continually IN
i,r., - sapyress any disorders IN Paris; the
GAIaa Mobile IN arR, deachnenis parade the
city, and ruInUie are industIlousiy circulated
that the Red Republicans and the l.egiilmlsls
have cOlieseei, HlLh view 10 bnng aDou'
sOanter re, olulon.
Ir.LY.-In Itaiy all is confusion and alarm.
The Gcnoes= seem resolved 10 have struggle
TOR then independence, and 20 shake OIL the
,osc Of Charles Albert The city, which is
very s,rung, is being placed IN formidable
state oi defence, aud lhe people are destroying
,ac Two celebrated forts which menace the
town. In month they will be rszed TO the
ground. Tho a strlans have possession oil
Derg.mo, Brescla aud Como. Milan has been
respected by the Austrans. Garibadi, the
l.ai.an General mas retired into Switzerland,
alter some VAN attempt to cope with body vi
NGslr.ans. In Venice IS confusion lhe
psop!. has again named Manlnl President OF
The Republic, and hdve compelled the royal
CONN ss.oneIs 10 resign Malghera was at
Lack Oh the Illn, LnI the Austrlans cJmpel-
I'D to retire.
NAPLES AND S!clLY THE Sician Paria-
inca, have abolished the Order OF Jesults IN
ts1t Island.
Accounts from Naples Of the l4.h state that
the Mlsls,ers had resigned, with the exception
OF the Ministers Of War, Marine and Justice.
!, vas supposed that the expedition 10 Sicily
vas aIjoaru.d at the request OF Eng land and
France.
TURKEY The cholera was very mild IN
Constar.inoplc By late advices. Ii had broken
ou, With much severity At Adrianople. The
Dlnubean question was under consideration ol
the Disan. Genera Dahamel had been dlsa-
soved - The Russian Government, and recall
et
E,yPr y letter. dated Alexandria, Au-
yust lsl states that the cholera had bICken ou
throughout all Egypt with more or less !nten
s.ty. 1t made It's first appearance about tn
middle Of last month IN town OF the Delta
called Iantah, where an Immense number U
people, amo nung to about 10000, we're DIS
sampled III pilgrimage from all parts oil EEyP
aud Svria to celebrate the festival OF a Mahom
,ne!aa saint. Ia CAIRO during lhe last weel
,acre have been $40 cases daily. Before tn
ueople dispersed al Tantah, II Is said that ther
must have been upw ards ot 5000 deaths tron
TINS disease.
lorahan Pacha had sailed for Rhodes on tn
frs, appearance VI the disease.
LOSS OF TIE OCEAN MONARCH.
One of the mos, m,lencholy aud awful dlsa
tsrs that escc took place, occurred near "
port uf Liverpool on tn oath ult., IN the con
lleie destruction, By fire, ot the splendid DO
ton packc!.sh.p Ocean Monarch, Captain Mu
,inch, causing 4 nost fearful sacrifice Of fhuma
i =, and an enormous loss Of valuable propert
The Ocean Monarch af, Liverpool at /
carly hour on hursday morning. When abo
eight miles to tAe eastward of the Great Orr
stead the utu!ost CONSERVATION was produc,
J., an announcement that the Ship was on fir
and scarcely had he alarm been given, wht
ia. was IN a complete blaze. Captain Murdo
received the first nimaton of the fire from t
steward, VINO came ~ MN and said there "
2rea, deal of heat coming up the ventilatC
The Captain Immediately gave oiders Tor I
fire 10 be extinguished, but It was, alas, I
late. The flames mad began TO spread.
The Captain attempted 10 put the ship ap
ti,, wind SD as TO keep If possible tie i
abaf, bu, he found he could not acconpll
ta,s and then Immediately let 60 the two j
,hor. From the great CONSERVATION the p;
sencers were in, all control over them "
gone. They ran about as long as they COT
IN IA directions.
Husbands were thus severed from Ia
wives and wives from their husbands, and cl
dren from both. Every movable ihlng ab,
the deck was thrown overheard TO the p'
creatures who had thrown themselves into
water, By which many were enabled 10 sust
themselves until assistance reached them
Among the number who were thus rescu
MAS Capt. Murdoch.
TIE vessel went down a, one O'Clock, /
d,y morning.
The cargo consisted Of 200 bales and ca
o. ire goods, go crates Of elrlhern ware,
tpus salt, and about GOO tons non and d,
weight.
Tne freight together with The passage m
~ amounted to about 10000 dollars.
The number OF souls on board the DC,
Monarch. was 377----out Of which g39 "
saved Of the passengers 307 were m
steerage; o ia the first cabin, III IN sec
cabin.
Loss of The Ooe0a Monarch.-We find
our exchange papers, The following addl,ic
news in relation to the loss Of the Pacset 81
&C an Monarch -
On the discovery of the fire a signal Of
A A L .l,.,al