Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-19
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ARRIVAL OFTHE
NIAGARA.

Seven days Later from 3N-
Dates from Rome to June Esd, Paris
2sth, London 29th, and Liverpool
3Oth-Jews Bill Rejected in the House
of Lords-Amnesty for the Irish State
Prisoners-Paris Tranquil-ROnAe not
yet subdued. 49,.
st. Johns, IN. b. July ia. M.
The NiGgArG Capt. Ryce, with 80
passengers and one week later from all
parts Of Europe, arrived at Halifax at an
early hour yesterday morning and was
expected to leave for New York at 8 o.
clock. She will be due at her wharf at
late hour on Saturday P. M.
The Niagara experienced succession
of heavy gales from the west during
the whole passage. Her freight list
shows 10000 in specie.
Cotton had advanced l-8 to lid
The sales for the week were 74,l9O
bales.
Wheat, Flour and Corn have been
steady during the week though there
was some dullness towards the close.
Western Flour brought 24a 25s. for su-
perior inspected qualities.
In Parliament, the bill for the rendo-
val of Jewish disabilities, has been re-
,jected in the upper house by majority
of 25-Ministers not venturihg to call
for the project.
The vote is an exclusion for Baron
Rothschild, member of Parliament elect
for the city of London. The Baron
thereupon accepts the Chiltern Hundreds
IA nominal post, but taking any Office
legally vacates the seat of Member of
the House of Commons and appeals to
the electors of London in new election.
His election is considered certain.
The appropriation bill which recently
completed its passage through the Com
mons has been rejected in the Lords by
large majority.
The Smith O'Brien transportation bill
is now an act of Parliament, but it is
said to sanction fatal blunder, and it is
supposed the approaching visit of her
Majesty to Ireland will be signalized by
extending her royal pardon to the Irish
'SVesVS PAtSOASAos
Advices from Paris to Tuesday eve
ming state that the city was perfectly
tranquil, and business On the Bourse was
steady and prices have an upward ten
dency. Five per Gents closed at 80 frs.
25 centimes.
In the course Of the debate IN the
French Assembly, on foreign affairs, the
ministers declared there was no danger
of war; M de Tocqueville said that after
having more carefully considered the sub
.iect, he had been unable to discover the
slightest trace Of that new Holy Alliance
.of which honorable members had express
ed such jealousy. Gen. Cava;gnac made
"a most important speech, which may be
considered as the resume of the principles
of that section Of the Republican party,
which, while it desires peace, is prepar-
ted for war. On Monday, the Ministry
introduced into the Legislative Assembly
u bill for the regulation of the Press, by
which powers are given for the Temporal
ry suppression efseEery journal attacking
the Constirati4a or making an appeal to
arms.
The number OF persons arrested at Ly-
ons in consequence Of the attempted in
surrection, anaYuRted to more than two
hundred. +ss
Ronse.--Afber q severe bombardment,
three squadrons of the French Army sue
! ceeded ID, establishing themselves within
thesouter walls Ct Rome on the esd ult
They hase since been occupied with op-
,>erations for acquiring possession of the
6nterior bastions and 'defenses, but up to
theg25th they had not made much. pro-
gress. Every inch ofground was stoatly
defended by Garibaldi