Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-21
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EUROPEAN iNTEfLIGENtE ny THE
NIAGARA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., July 18th.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., July 18th.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
In Parliament the removal Of the Jewish
Disabilities bill has been rejected in the up
per house by a majority of 25, the Minister
not venturing to call for the proxies.
Baron Rothschifd having been rejected, has
already accepted the Chiltern hundreds and
made an appeal 10 the electors. His success
is considered certain.
The House Of Commons has affirmed the
second reading of the Marriage Bill, to rem
der valid marriages with the sisters Of de.
ceased wives. '..'
FRANCE
The new law agains, the Clubs has already
been put in force.
On Monday the ministry introduced into
the legislative Assembly bill for regulating
the press, which Nj. Odllon Barrott stated
was intended merely US temporary mea-
sure to regulate the position of the press until
they could organize law OH the subject.
The law proposed is nearly the same as the
law of Louis Philippe, and powers are gwen
by it for the temporary suspension OF every
journal attacking the Constitution, or making
direct appeals TO the army against the Co
vcrnment.
The number of persons arrested at Lyons
for participation in the attempted insurrec-
tion amounted to upwards of 200.
The pickering which has been carried on
between the President and portion OF his
ministry is rapidly approaching an issue, and
it is supposed will result in the retirement OF
some of the leading members of the Cabinet
The principal cause of The dissensions is the
anomalous and fratricidal policy OF the Co.
venment in regard to Italy.
In the course of the debate in the Assem-.
bly, on Foreign Affairs the Minister declared
that there was no danger Of war. Nj. de
Tocquevie said that after having more care.
fully considered the subject he had been una.
bic to discover the slightest trace of that new
holy alliance of which honorable members
had expressed such jealousy In the course
Of his speech De Tocqueville talked of the
frankness Of the Russian Government, an ex-
preston which was received with bursts Of
laughter. During the debate Gen. Cavaig-
nae made most important speech.
ROME.
After severe bombardment the squadron
Of the French army succeeded in establish
ing themselves within the outer walls OF
Rome early on the 22d of June. Since that
time they have been occupied with attempts
10 acquire possession of the inner bastions
and defences, but up to the 23d 4 oath they
had not made much progress The gallant
Rcmans nobly contested every inch of ground
and were determined TO resist to the last en-
tremity.
The latest intelligence from Rome says tha
Oudinot had so far succeeded that the city
was entirely at his mercy, but, to spare j, The
horrors of fright(ul carnage, he has submit
ted terms TO the triumvirate which it i:
thought weuld be accepted. 1t is said tina,
tho English Government offered friendly
remonstrance against the bombardment o.
Rome, urging upon the French Government
the necessity OF coming 10 an accommoda
tion.'
HUNGARY.
I, is said that the Hungarians we're par
TALLY defeated by the Austrians on the 2lst
and compelled to retire beyond the Waag
where from the nature Of the country, the!
will be better able to repel the invading for
ces. The Austrian and German Journal
state that contests have occurred a: severa
points on the Waag and some ascribed vic
tory 10 the Hungarians and others 10 the Aus
trians. The German, Reforme, which ha
hitherto been favorable to Austria, says tha
the Austrians have sustained checks and tha
the Cholera and other maladies are raging i
their camp. l. also says that the Magyar
are displaying greater enthusiasm than eve'
and that Kossuth has ordered the Austria
prisoners, numbering several thousands, t
work on the Breszin Railway.
ITALY
Anccna' has al last surrendered 10 the Aus
trians after terrible bombaIdment. Tn
bombardment of Venice.has been suspende
on account Of terms Of capitulation hayia
been proposed by the beseged
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