Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
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( NEWS bl lllh lllBERNlA.
{ The British Government repuIiales all cogn-
| lance or sanction of thc proceedings of she
| French. in their treatment of the Romans.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on Tues
| day morning.
The Caledonia, as we learn from the officers
of the lib rnja was seen ON Sunday, =. NJ. and
would arrive at Liverpool on Tuesday morning.
The steamer United States arrived in Liver
pool just rs the lijbcmia left. When twenty
four honrs ont of New York, she struck on the
! South Shoal, off Nantucket, remained for four
hours, and threw overheard seventy tons of coal.
She subsequently damaged one Of her boilers SO
much as to render ii useless for the rcmaindD =
of the voyage. She will undergo repairs at
Liverpool. The United States passed the Sa-
rah Sands the day previous TO her arrival at
Liverpool
Tie celebrated steamer Great Britain has been
| purchased by MIR. Filings, OF London, and is to
be fitted out to run between Liverpool and New
| York.
INSCREECTIoN N PAETs-ARREsT OF VI. AR
AGO AND IEPRU RoLLJN-On "Wednesday an
incifiant instruction was attempted in Paris,
| by - 900 Of the mountain Iarty beaded by NJ.
Etitme Arago. II was suppressed by the troops.
whose numbers amounted to 10000.
Several attempts were made to erect barri-
cades In the evening, the Assembly declared
itself ca pcrmancpce, and passed a decree docla-
ring Paris and the First Military Division in a
state OF siege. On Thursday the alarm had con-
sid2rably subsidized. and business, which was
nearly suspended the dav previous. was ocner-
aIv resumed AT one time the peril was imi-
ncnt. and nothing but the courage and prudence
Of the President aided by tirnncss and sagacitv
prevented the most serious consequence. Nj
mcrous arrests have taken place, including scy-
eral members OF the Assembly. NJ. Aaoo ard
lI"dru Roln. The last accounts report a state
of tranquility: but there was an uneasy feeling
alloat that renewed attempt would be made to
upset tie government and when it comes to the
point. the troops will not prove steady.
All the socialists or Red Il publican journals
at Paris, except the National, have been sup
pressed since The disturbance on Wednesday,
The city of Rheims is reported to be in full
instruction. and to have established govern
mcnt Of Red Republicans.
A very alarming demonstration on the part of
the Rid Rel ubcans took lace omsthe I3ih inst.
and for willie a revival of the terrible nsurrcc-
ton of June seemed proI able The affair. wi jcb
commenced in demonstration cot I'M bv the
Red Republicans, in a protest to the National
Guards OF Paris. against the vote Of the Assem-
bly, Of the 18th, on tie subject of Rome. The
demonstration of the Assembly to support the
cause of the Pope, and to put down the Roman
Republic, was seized upon in order TO make a
manifestation for the Roman Republic and at
the same time against the Government and the
Legislative Assembly. Notice was accordingly
inserted in the ORGANS Of the Rcd Republicans
calling upon the National Guards. the students
of the different schools. and the ,yorkInrn. 10
meet without arms at a point named. in order to
90 in procession to the Legislative Assembly. TO
present the protest against the vote to come yes
terlav. and a petition to the effect that the
French Republic should recognise that of Rome
Between l and II the crowd began to assemble
at the Chateau ID Eau. Among them were a
orcat number Of the National Guard in uniform
but without their arms The people formed
twelve deep, under regular leaders
AT the head of the procession were the Ma
tiopaI Grard in uniform. to the number at least
of ?. GOO and IN whole proc s.iou consisted OF
about OF $4,000 persons The first rank was
OF NJ. Etiennc Araoo. who is rlcf De
b111ii9u Of one of the battlions Of the eighth h.
cion supported by two colonies of the National
Guard. They wrr. in their uniforms as colo
nels of the National Guard, aad were accoInIa-
MED bv some m~ub rs of the Mountain. All
the shops ON the line of march were closed but
n thing Ike a symptom of disturbance was yi-i-
bic. While this was going on. the military au-
thoriGas We're preparing TO resist the military de-
mon,tra;iou Wi,h yrooIs to the uumb-r Of about
10000. When the PROCESSION arrived at the
end of the Ruc de Ia Pair. they were met bv |