Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-15
LATE FROM EUROPE.

cadia's news arrived at Boston on Friday
night from Halifax with seven days later
European intelligence brought by that steam
'er, which sailed on the 9Th.
A slip from the Liverpool Mail office, re-
'ceived by telegraph, announces that the trial
81 Mitchell had closed on tho 26lh ult.-
The accused was convicted of a felonous
offence.
The surface of political affairs have more
calm appearance at Paris: bu, Lyons was
prey to the violence of the mob. The pro-
vinces e7frighllulIy disafected.
4 grand National fee came off on Sunday
at the Champs Mars. Deputies Of the As
sembly assisted; but the banquet proposed
was re4inguishes as impracricable.
The Assembly and Government show un-
mistakable signs of disagreement between
each other, and are manfes,ly not co-ordi-
nate bodies, the legislative and Executive
powers. The movement. of the 18Th May
had no sooner been crushed than they began
10 Contend for the mastery.
4 decree was proposed in the Assembly,
authorizing menbers of The Executive go
Sernmenl 70 SIT in the Chamber; and an
other restricting the power Of the President
'tsf the Assembly over the troops. Both Of
these measures were rejected. Another.
proposing to confde the external protection
of the Assembly to the Executive, was una
nimously rejected.
Not only does disirust between the two
authorities manifest itself, but il is anici-
psted tina, the Executive must fall There
are accounts Of internal dissensions between
its members: and the same rumor states
that Lamarlne and Ledru Rollin will re-
sign, TO be succeeded by Marriott and Arago.
The Thiers, party by their moderation
and experience in legislative affairs, have
great weight, indeed almost predominant in
me Assembly. These are the legitmists,
whose organ, La Presse, has published Sc
ries of letters from the Prince de Joinvile.
calculated to awaken dynastic sympa,hies.
The Prince wishes to return to France as
private citizen. The Republican party are
evidently aware of his designs; but the Re-
Rency party have still high hopes in con-
sequence Of real or pretended demonslra-
lions.
The avenue to and the room in the As
se.nbly are daily ,hronged with soldiers
with fixed bayonets. The Assembly has
plainly declared tina. keeping one hundred
and fifty thousand pensioners in this way,
men doing nothing, mist be stopped.
The organization of labor, leading pre-
tex, Of the revolution, has been found i'm
practicable. e..
No disposition has as vet been made of
the May conspiralors; indeed no prelimina-
ry steps have been taken.
In regard to France extending aid TO Po-
3and. the policy of Lamar,ine is doubtful !;
but he unequivocally declares, that Italy
shall no. again relapse into Austrian domin-
ion. On The contrary, on the first cali from
she Italian patriots, the French army shall
c'oss the Alps into Piedmon,e. Italy, how
ever, refuses intervention. not being anxious
for French army again to re-en,er her ter
ri.ory.
Mr. Rush has presented the congratula-
TONS Of the American Congress upon the es-
tablishment Of tie Republic. Lamar,ine suit
ably replied.
At TouIon, the workmen had seized the
arsenal, but the troops, after sharp coils
sion regained it.
GERMANY. In Schleswig Holstein the
dispute between Denmark and Prussia re-
NAMED in Statue quo.
The Emperor and Empress Of Austria
left Vienna secretly on the l7lh uItimo for
destination unknown to the public. The
reason for this secret departure cannot be
OWNED. The Arch Duke accompanies
them, which adds TO the mystery of the
affair.
In Lombardy the war between the Italians
cheira is beseiged. Treviso has been invest
ed by the Ansrians, but had successfully
held out by the latest accounts.
TERRIBLE lNsURREcTIoN IN NAPLES
An iDsurreclion broke out on the l7lh uli.
IN that city. The contes, ragged fercely be-
tween The populace and the soIdiery. 4
dreadful carnage ensued, in which both par
zens could not be ascertained, but it is
known tina, four hundred of the troops were
killed.
The beautiful city was given up to pill
lage by the government magnificent pala-
ces and villas are now heaps of ruins, and
from the bay to the suburbs is one scene of
devastation. The accounts Of this affair are
however still! confused as to the result; bu,
it seems, that after the battle The National
Guards were disbanded and new ministry
formed, with Prince Curalta at its head.
SPAIN.-Sir Henry Bulwer, the English
Minister. has been dismissed from the por,
Of Madrid by the Duke Of Soto Mayer. He
had been ordered 10 quit the city within AS
hours; and he accordingly left. In refer
ence to this affair at London. up to We'd