Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-01-10
seven Days Later From England.
Msurrcction in Rome-.assassinotion OF
the Pope's Prime .Ninister--Fr
.Hry,aed T1fprrenfion-fh ChOLera-Pre-

Instruction IN ROme-.HSsdSSan0tt Of
the Pope's Prime Minister--Frenc
.Armed hateruention-the CAolera-Pre-
sidentinl Election in France, Sc, SC.
The Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, arrived at
Halifax at IL o'clock A. NJ, on Thurs.
day, after one of the most boisterous pas.
sages ever experienced in passing the At.
lantic. Capt. Ryrie was compelledto bring
his Liverpool pilot through to Boston
owing to his inability to leave the steamer
The Niagara left Halifax for Boston at |
o'clock P. NJ, and has experienced very
thick and unpleasant weather-so much Sc
that she did not arrive at her wharf in East
Boston until half -past II o'clock this morn.
ing. The Niagara left Liverpool on the
I'd inst, and consequently accomplished the
passage in little less than fourteen days
BY far the most important political in
telligence by this arrival is embraced in
the details, which are supplied by the
English papers, Of a successful insurrec-
ton in the Holy City of Rome, accompa-
MED with the deliberate assassination Of
Rossi, the prime minister, as he alighted
from his carriage at the entrance of the
chamber of deputies, on the 18th ult. On
the following day the insurgents proceed
ed in body to the pope's palace, where
they demanded new and more democratic
ministry and four other concessions, all Of
which the pope, at first, refused to grant.
Subsequently the citizens renewed their
demands to the pope, and gave him one
hour to consider, after which, if not acceded
to, they announced their firm purpose to
break into the palace and put to death
every inmate thereof, with the single ex-
ception of his holiness himself. As sue
cessful resistance was not to be hoped for,
Plus TX yielded, and sent for Galletti, and
with him arranged the new ministry in
accordance with the demands ofthe people.
Mamiani is appointed minister of foreign
affairs. Accounts from Rome up 10 the
evening of the goth, have been received,
at which time there prevailed perfect tran
guilty. In the deputies, proposition had
been made TO assure his holiness of the
fidelity of that chamber; but when put to
vote, it was rejected.
In Paris the only topic of Interest, ex-
cept the presidential contest, is the course
which the government has adopted in con-
sequence of the events which have taken
place at Rome. A profound impression
has been produced by the announcement
made in the assembly, that the government
had resolved to send an expedition of $500
men to Ciyita FecciRa 10 secure the per-
sonai liberty of The pope-and NJ. Cor
celles, who has been ordered on an extra
ordinary mission to Rome, has instructions
TO offer his holiness an asylum in France.
The government disclaim any intention to
interfere in the political affairs of Rome,
or of employing troops otherwise than in
securing the personal liberty of the pope.
On the Both, 'The assembly, approving OF
the measure of precaution taken by the
government of assuring the personal liber-
ty Of the pope, and reserving its ultimate
decision till all the facts are fully known,
passes to the order of the day. Upon this
the assembly divided. The following is