Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
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Two weeks laler from Europe.
LIvERroor, June l6, Isl

IHO weeks l3tef from Europe.
LIvERroor, June I6, 1919.
Owing to the stirring events on the Continent, to
which the past week has given birth, business was
somewhat restricted, though not to the extent which
would have been appreIended. The markets for corn
and breadstufs maintain more than an average firm
ness, although the transactions in extent will not bear
comparison with tbnse of the preceding week. Quo
iations have been well supported.
The corn market has been STEADY throughout the
week, with only a moderate amount of business pass
ing. Flour has slightly advanced yesterday best
Western Canal brought 22a23s.; Ohio 24a24s. Cd;
Bait. 23a24s.; PhiIad. 23a23s. Cd.
Wheat advanced in one day I'd. per bush. United
States ranges from IS. 6d.a7s. Id. Indian Corn is
down Is. Sd. per quarter. Prices range from 33a36s.
Corn meal is dull at l5al6s. per brl.
Beef has been suld in a retail way, to a fair extent,
but without any advance in prices.
Western prime mess pork is active at previous pri-
ces, but all other qualities are dull. Bacon has been
firm with extensive sales. Hams have been in fair
demand at irregular prices. Cheese, lard and butter
are inactive.
ATTEMPTED RESURRECTION IN PARIS.
On Wednesday an i~ncipient instruction was at
tempted in Paris, by about % 900 of the Mountain
party, headed by Metrienne Arago, Jr, and was sup
pressed by the troops, whose number amounted TO
60,0c0. Several attempts were made to erect barri-
cades, but each attempt failed. In the evening the
Assembly declared Paris in q state of seige. On
Thursday, the alarm consequent upon the scenes
enacted on Wednesday, considerably ~subsided, and
business, which WIS entirely suspended, was once
more resumed. At one time the peril was imminent.
Numerous arrests lave taken place. including several
members of the Assembly-M. Arago and Ledru
Rollin among them.
Tie latest accounts report The city in a state of
tranquility. All the Socialist or Red Republican
Journals at Paris, excep; the National, have been SUD-
pressed. A very alarming demonstration ON the part
of the Red Republicans, took place on the 18th, and
for a time q revival of The terrible scenes of last June
appeared probable. The affair commenced in a de-
monstration got up by the Red Republicans as a
protest.
The city of Rheims is reported to be in full insur-
rection, and to have established the government of
the Red Republicans.
HUNGARY.
KOssuih has arrived al Pesth, and was received in
the Capital as President of the Hungarian Republic.
1t would seem that hostilities are still carried on in
the south between the Hungarians and the scattered
remains of the Austrian army, supported by the Rus
SLAMS, but the reports which reach us are so vague
and contradictory, it has not been advisable to trans
hit them By telegraph.
The Russian General has issued a PROCLAMATION to
the Hungarians, the truth of which is, if they do not
lay down their arms. and submit to their fate with a
good grace, they will be made to feel the consequences
of their presumption. Every effort is being made to
rouse the people. The Magyar government has or
dcred the clergymen to preach against the Russians.
GERMANY.
Tn Baden, a revolutionary struggle is in full play.
The Prince of Prussia has left Baden to take COM
mand of the army of the Rhine. In Baden, Wertem-
berg and Bavaria, the democrats are preparing for q
conflict.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY-ROME ATTACK
ED BY THE FRENCH.
From Rome we learn that the French army COM
menced'an attack on the Holy City, on the Both ult.,
and after "A sanguInary engagement, in which the
Romans lost $40 men. they succeeded in entering
several important points. A series of attacks have
since taken place, at which victory is variOusly stated,
but the invading army has suffered most.
The French papers publish conflicting reports Of
the operations of the army, but from accounts re-
ceived, it is clear that Oudlnot had not then gained
access TO the city, though be had gained posse ssion
of the north of Rome, which would enable him to
command the city.
The latest dispatch from General Oudinot, is 10 the
9th inst, at which time he opened trenches and had
regularly besiegcd the city.
There Is no appearance of yielding on the part of
the Romans, but on the contrary, every thing goes
TO confirm the belief that they would make the most
determined resistance and fight to the last.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The United States arrived at LIVERPOOL in a crip-
pied condition, the same day the Hibernia sailed.
The cholera is raging f~rightfully in Paris. Since
the commencement, ii 900 have died. Nine hundred
cases and six hundred deaths were reported in one
day.
The bill for the nbrogation Of the Navigation laws
has passed The House Of Lords and received the Royal
sanction. 1t goes into effect on the LIST of JaDuary.
The British Government r~epudiaies the proceedings
of France in their treatment of the Romans.
Smith O'Brien's counsel deny the legality Of the
of the sentence Of death to transporta-
tion.
The crops throughout England and ireland are very
promising.