The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-14
BY TELEG II A p III.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
OF the Reimbursement OF Rome.

Continuation OF the Bombardment OF Rome.
ST.. JoHs's, July 1871 a. m.
The steamer Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, with SO pas
sengers, and intelligence one week later from all
parts of Europe arrived at Halifax early yesterday
morning, and was expected TO leave for New York
at nine o'clock. She will be due at her wharf at
late hour on Saturday evening.
The express with the news arrived here at one
o'clock this morning, but forty minutes elapsed be-
fore the Calais operator opened his eyes, and sixty
five more before Portland got his copies.
The Niagara experienced succession of heavy
gales from the west and southwest during the
whole passage. Her freight list shows $780, 900 in
specie She exchanged signals with steamer, sup
posed to be the Europa, off Holyhead, on the 30th
ult
The cities of Liverpool and Havre to be con-
neced by line of frst-class steamers, under the
direction of Mr. Mclvers, agent of the Cunard
steamers
In Parliament, the removal of the Jewish disabi-
ites has been rejected in the upper house by a
majority of 25-the Minister not venturing to call
for the proxies.
Baron Rothschild having been rejected, has al
ready accepted the Chiffon hundreds, and made an
appeal to the electors. His success is considered
certain. The House of Commons has affirmed the
second reading of the marriage bill to render valid
marriages with the sisters Of deceased wives.
The affirmation bill, which recently completed
its passage in the House Of Commons, has been
rejected by the Lords by large majority.
Ireland.
The bill providing for the transportation of
Smith O'Brien and his associates has passed the
Parliament, and received the Queens signature.
1t is expected, however, that the Queen, on her
proposed visit to Ireland, will signalizeir by grant
ing general pardon.
France.
The new law against the clubs has already been
put in force.
On Monday the Ministry introduced into the
Legislative Assembly bill for regulating the press,
which M. Odilon Barrot stated was intended
merely as temporary measure to regulate the po-
sition of the press until they could organize law
on the subject. The law proposed is nearly the
same as the law of Louis Philippe, and powers are
given by il for the temporary suspension of every
journal attacking the constitution or making direct
appeals to the army against the government.
The number of persons arrested at Lyons for
participation in the attempted Instruction. amount
ed to upwards Of 200.
The pickering which has been carried on between
the President and portion of his Ministry, is ra-
pidy approaching issue, and it is supposed will
result in the retirement of some of the leading MEM
bers Of the Cabinet. The principal cause of the
dissensions is the anomalous and fratricidal policy
of the Government in regard to Italy.
Inc advlceS from ParlS 10 TUESDAY evening Stote
that the city was perfectly tranquil, and business
on the Bourse steady, with an improved tendency
and rise in prices Five per cents closed at SOf Is
| centimes.
In the course of the debate in the Assembly on
foreign affairs the Minister declared that there was
| no danger of war.
| M. de Tocqueville said that, after having more
carefully considered the subject, he had been unable
TO discover the slightest trace of that new holy ALI
ance of which honorable members had expressed
| such jealousy. In the course of his speech De
Tocquevile talked of the frankness of the Russian
government, an expression which was received
with shouts Of laughter. During the debate Gen
| Cavaignac made most important speech.
| After severe bombardment the squadrons of the
French army succeeded in establishing themselves
within the outer walls of Rome early on the Odd Of
June. Since that time they have been occupied
with attempts to acquire possession of the inner
bastons and defences, but, up TO the Odd and oath
they had not made much progress. The gallan
Romans nobly contested every inch of ground, anC
were determined to resist to the last extremity.
The commercial summary we defer until the re