Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-21
ARRIVAL or THE NIAGARA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

Ihe Cunard steamer Niagara, Capt. Ryrie,
with European advices TO the ID inst, arrived
at Boston on Saturday morning after fine pas
sage eff IA days. The following is synopsis Of
the news brought by the Niagara:
ITALY.-A revolution has taken place in Rome.
The ef'ueie in Rome proceeded from the nstigaiion
Of the clubs The mob surrounded the Quirinal Pal
ace, demanding a new Ministry and an immediate
declaration oil war against Austria They were ress
ted by the Swiss Guards and he diplomatic body to
lend The moral influence Of their presence 10 protect
The Pope, entered the Palace and remained with him
several attempts were made TO fire the building but
proved unsuccessful. The civic guard then made
regular investment and commenced fuslade against
the windows, overwhelming the Swiss and shooting
Palmer, the Popes secretary, the breast The over
whemng force OF the beseigers compelled submission
a isl OF Ministers was then sent in, comprising the
names OF three Of the cnnspmaiors. The Pope was
under dufess and 10 personal danger He submitted
TO all dctaiion, and on the 18th the Ministry was pro
claimed. with Mazzarelli as President The Swiss
forces were then disbanded and the National Guard
took their places. The power of the Pope is now
perfect nullIty.
France has force 10 Civita Veccha 10 support
the Pope against his subjects
AUSTRiA.-Viennai is again tranquil The EN-
peror OF Russia has 10 Windischgraiz the order
OF ST. Andrew and something equally iaering TO
Jelachich.
An immense imperial army is about invading Hun
gary, and the German papers say they will undoubt-
eddy meet with sharp reception
Drs. Beecher and Jealllnck have been executed for
Their participation 10 the Vienna revolution.
PRUSSlA.-Berin remains as al last ady
There IS no confirmation of the King having dssoly
ed the Brandenburg Ministry.
FRANCE.-Generai Cavagnac has carried a vote
OF confidence in the National Assembly BY vote OF
o03 TO "a. His speech was pronounced highly salts
factory, absolyIng him from all blame in the June in
lie H.
decldenly Frightening, when Louis Napoleon issued
a manifesto which IN some measure changed the cur
rent again. He avows republican sincerity and states
his deiestaon OF Socialism and his desire for univer
sal peace with all nations.
Cavasnac has read an envoy instruction TO the As
sembly IN Which he repudiates the intention of inter
ierlng in the domestic difficulties between the Pope
and his subjects. However his sending relief 10 the
Pope, will have its influence upon The contest. 1t
being reported that the Pope had fled from Rome Ca
vaignac had sent four steam frgates with brigade on
board 10 the liberty Of his Holiness and respect
Tor his person. An envoy extaordnarn was also sent
to Rome, TO confer with the French ambassador there
and reinforcement Of troops would soon follow.
The French funds have improved.
Austria has accepted the Anglo French Mediation,
and has agreed upon Brussels as the place OF Confer
ence, expressing desire that they be Immediately en-
tered upon.
Embastide the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
praerred 10 wait until the French President was cho
sen, IN which Palmerson acquiesced the part OF
England Mediating powers had also agreed TO pro-
long The aImisce during the winter. Austria enga
ging not 10 attack Venice.
report was current at Paris on the LIST inst that
Wlndlschraiz had been assassinaed at Yenna--it
was not credited, however.
| The impression is gaining ground that France, after
the Presidential election will settle down quietly in
state Of perfect repose.
| The Cholera is decreasing in Great Britain.
/ Bullion the Bank Of England was rapidly in
creasing.
Numbers of American merchants were al Mancl,es.
/ ter.
The Irish journals entirely dexoid OF matters of
interest
The Frankfort papers state that plot has been de-
tected for republican rising and assassination ofsey-
era members Of the German Parliament.
The death OF Marshal Radelzky, commanding the
Austrian forces, is reported
Al Rome on the 20ih perfect tranquility had sue
ceeded the commotion Of the l7th' Campobeo. the
new minister had arrived and the Pope appeared sat
is6ed with the new order Of things, aud pleased That
the peace of the Capitol had been so soon restored.
| SlCILY-The immediate settlement OF the dispute
between the King Of Naples and Sicily is stated by
The correspondent Of the London Times, as thing 10
1 be shortly expected. Messina will be surrendered,
when the royal troops will evacuale the island.