Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-07-07
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ST. John, N. B., June %, {

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER UNITED
STATES.
The steamer United States arrived at Liver
pool just as the Hibernia left-when "a hours
out from New York she struck on south
shoal off Nantucket, where she remained for
four hours, and threw overheard 10 tons of
coal; she subsequently damaged one of her
boilers, so much as to render it useless for
the remainder of the passage She will un-
dergo the necessary repairs at Liverpool.
Cholera in England and France
The cholera has again appeared in Erg-
land, and several cases have occurred in
Manchester and other paris Of the country.
AT Paris the Cholera is making the most
frightful havoc--even more so than in 1897.
Upwards of 1900 deaths have already oc.
Cured, and in one day there were about 900
cases and 600 deaths reported. Marshal
Bugeaud and many other persons Of emf
nence have fallen before the scource.
1t has broken out anew in Silesia, Vienna
and Presburg, and is raging most teartuly at
Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt.
ENGLAND.
The Navigation Laws-Repudiaiion by tie
British Government Of French Interfe-
renee in Roman affairs.
The bill for the abrogation of the Naviga-
ton Laws passed the House of Lords without
material amendment, on the 18th, and has
received the royal sanction. The bill will
go into effect in January
The disabilities bill was passed by the
House Of Commons by majority of 56 It's
success in the House of Lords was considered
very doubtful.
The British Government repudiates all
cognizance or sanction of the proceedings of
the French in their treatment Of the Romans.
Smith O'Brien, through his COUNSEL denies
the legality of the Communication of his sen.
tence of death to transportation, and the 60
vernment have to provide for this unlocked
for difficulty by special act of Parliament.
Different and apparently reliable state
ments are made from parts of Ireland to the
effect that tie potato rot has made its appear.
duC III ooWC iHe'aHecs, pu' ScHc'"''y 'hO 'i"Ss
look vigorous.
The weather is represented as continuing
very favorable, and the crops in nearly all
parts of England and Ireland are said TO look
unusually promising.
In the debate in Parliament upon the Can.
adian losses bill, Mr. Gladstone in,erposed
most furious opposition to the measure, and
his remarks are said TO have made marked
impression in the House He con,ended that
on the passage of the bill involved imperial
as well as local considerations, and that its
provisions were at variance with the honor
and dignity OF the crown.
FRANCE
InSurrection in Paris.
On Wednesday an incipient insurrection
was attempted in Paris by about $4,000 of
the Mountain party, headed by Nj. E,,ienne
Arago, Jr., and was suppressed by the troops,
whose number amounted to 10000 Several
attempts were made to erect barricades. In
the evening the Assembly declared itself en-
permanenee, and passed decree declaring
Paris in a state of sege.
On Thursday the alarm had considerably
subsided, and business which, was entirely
suspended the day previous, was generally
resumed
At one time the peril was imminent, and
nothing but the courage and prudence Of the
President, aided by firmness and sagaci,y,
prevented the most serious consequences.
Numerous arrests have taken place, nclu-
ding several members of the Assembly, Nj.
Arago and Ledru Rolin being among them.
The last accounts report a state of tran
guilty, but there was an uneasy feeling afloat
that renewed attempt would be made to
upset the Government, and that when il
comes to the point, the troops will not prove
steady.
Rheims Reported in full Insurrection-.4
Government of Red Republicans Estab-
Hshed.
The city of Rheims is reported 10 be in
full insurrection, and 10 have established q
Government of The Red Republicans.
National Guard Of Paris .4gainst the Vot'
Of the assembly.
For the subject of Rome, the demonstra
tion of the Assembly, to support the cause o
the Pope, and to put down the Roman Re
public, was seized upon in order to make I
demonstration in favor of the Roman Repub
lie, and at the same time against the govern
ment, and in the Legislative Assembly motto,
was accordingly inscribed, which was carried
Later from France-lmportant.
A very alarming demonstration on the pal
Of the Red Republicans took place on the 81
inst, and for time the revival of the terri
BILE insurrection of June appeared probable
The affair commenced in demonstrate
got up by the Red Republicans as protes
ITALY.
The City .4ttacked by the French Troops
800 Romans Killed-Rome still Invinc
bic.
From Rome we learn that the French arm
commenced the attack on the 30th ult., an