Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNI,
Seven Days later from Europe
ST. JOHN, N. B., June 2S-ll,

ST. JOHN. N. B., June 2s-l4p
The wires have been down since las, O,b,
until now. The steamer Hibernia. Caus"
Stone, arrived a. Halifax yesterday af,etnoon
with 70 passengers for New York and % r.,
Halifax.
She left for New Yord a. abou, d o'clo,,
and will arrive a. her wharf at an early bon.
on Saturday morning. By her we have d,,s.
one week later from all parts of Europe.
The Canada arrived a. Liverpool on Tue.
day morning.
The Caledonia, as we learn from The of;,...
of the HibernIa, was seen on Sunday afls,
noon. and would arrive a, Liverpool on Tue,
day morning.
Accident to the Steamer U STATE.
The steamer United States arrived at Live,
pool just as the Hlberna left. When "a bow.
on. from New York, she struck on somb
shoal off Nantucket, where she remained f..
four hours, and threw overheard 70 tons or
coal. She subsequently damaged one Of h.,
boilers so much as TO render II useless for II.
remainder Of the passage. She will underoo
the nee essary repairs at Liverpool
The United States passed the Sarah Sand,
the day previous TO her arrival a, Liverpool
The celebrated steamer Great Brl,ian b,,
been purchased by Mr.. Filings, Of Iondu,
and is 10 be fitted on, TO run between Liver.
pool and New York
InsurrectiOn i'm Paris.
On Wednesday an incipen, insurrectiOn va,
attempted IN Paris by abou, 25.OOO Of he
Mountain party headed by NJ. E'rienne Arago
Jr, and was suppressed by the troops, wha,e
number amounted 10 10000 Several allsnu,
were made To erect barrleades.
In the evening the Assembly declared Itself
en- permanence, and passed decree, decIsfipo
Paris in a state Of siege. On Thursday thu
alarm had considerably subsided. and bushes,
which was entirely suspended the day PREV.
Gus, was generally resumed.
A, one time the peril was eminent, and moth.
ing bu, the courage and prudence Of The Pss
iden,, aided by frmness and sagacity, pts'su
ted The most serious consequences.
Numerous arrests have taken place, inclp
ding several members of The Assembly, NJ Ais.
60 and Ledru Rolln being among them.
The las, accounts report state oftranQuiIly
bu, there was an uneasy feeling ahoa thai
renewed attempt would be made to upset the
Government, and that when it comes 10 the
point, the troops will not prove steady.
Haly-- Attack on The City-Ths City AlacEsi
bv The French Troops 800 Romans Killed.
Rome Still Inuincible.
From Rome we learn tha, the French army
commenced the attack on The 80 h last, and
that, after sanguinary engagement, in which
the Romans lest 800 men---succeeded in eary.
ing several imporIan, posts.
A serious of attacks have since taken plac',
in which the victory is varlously stated, buI in
which the invading army has suffered most
The French papers publish conflicting re-
ports of the operations of the army, but from
accounts received 10 the 5h ulI., it is sear
,ha, Gen. Oudinol had not then gained access
TO the CRY, though he had gained pOsi'lOna
the north of Rome, winch would enable huD
command The CITY.
The laies, despatch from Gen. OudnOI $50
the 9th ult, at which time he opened his u'r /
ches and had regularly besieged the cry.
There is no appearance of yielding on The /
par, of the Romans, but on the contrary, eTey, !
thing goes TO confirm the belief that they would
make most determined resistance and i!E I
10 the last
All the Socialist or Red Republican JOuni
at Paris, except the National. have been up
pressed since the disturbance on Wedns'd'l
The city Of Rheims is reported TO be nla {
insurrecton, and to have established gO'aF f
men, Of Red Republicans.
Cholera i'm England and France
The Cholera has again appeared in EnsaH
and several cases have occurred in MsncnH
ter, and other parts of The country.
At Paris this disease is making the n@
frighlful havoc---even more so than in 1857
Upwards OF IL 900 deaths have already
Cured. and in one day there were about w
cases and 600 deaths reported
Marshall Bugeaud and many other psi'O
Of eminence have fallen before the seOufg'
II has broken on, anew in Siberia, Vl'9
and Pre- esburg. and is raging most fesIfag
Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt. i
Kossuth has arrived in Perth and has e%
received in the capitol as the PfesidsDI
| Hungarian republic.
II would seem that hostili,iss are s# @
ried on in the Sou,h between the HuasaD
and The scattered remains of the Austrian
my, supported by the Russians, bu, the iep
which reach us are so vague and eonlraoFD
il is no, deemed advisable % trans NIL asS
Telegraph. II
Proclamation from the Russian w
| eral 10 the HunEarians.
| The Russian General has issued P
nation to the Hungarians. The pi'h oi ~OD
thai If they do no, Law down their arms