Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
The city Of Rheims is reported to be in iul
insurreciion, and to have established gov
ernment OF Red Republicans.


ernment OF Red Republicans.
4 Ise cholera has again appeared in Eng
land, and several cases have occurred 10 Man
chester, London, and other pars of the coun
I, try. At Paris, the disease is making mos
Il frightful havoc, even more so than in 1882
II Upwards Of | 900 deaths have already oc
cured, and in one day there were about 90(
cases. and coo deaths repor ed. Marshal Bu-
geaud and many other persons OF emincnce
have fallen before this scomge. which has al
81 broken out anew in Sileca, Vienna, and
Presburg, and i, raging mos, fearfuly at Al
exandria, and Cairo, in Egypt.
kossu,h has arrived in Pes,h, and has beer
received as President in the capital of ;h'
Hungarian Republic. 1t would seem tha
hosiliiies are still carried on in the South, be
tween the Hungarians and the shattered rem
nani Of the Austrian army, supported BY The
Russians but the reports which reach US arC
80 vague and contradictory, it is no. deemeC
advisable 10 report hem by telegraph. The
! hussIaH beHtIdi nus iosueu Il IioS'aWauo'
to the Hungarians, the pith f which is, tina
4 iflhey do not lay down their arms and submit
to their fate with GOOD grace, they will b'
made 10 ieel the consequences OF their pre-
sumption. Every effort is being made to
rouse The reoplc. and the Magyar Govern
men, have ordered all cergymen to prcaci
{, against the Russians.
i In Baden, the revolutionary struggle is now
in full play. The Prince of Prussia has lef
Berlin to take command Of the army Of tn,
Rhine, and the Baden; Wirtcmburg, and Ba
Narian democrats are preparing for conflict
7 ENGLAND.
\ The bin for lhc abrog alton Of the Navga
ton laws passed the House of Lords, without
material an ndment, on The eth, snd has re-
ccived the royal sanction. The bill viii GO
into effect in January. The Jewish DisabiIit.
les bill passed the House Of Commons by q
majority of &c. 1t, success in the House OF
Lords is considered very doubtful.
The British government repudiate all cog
nizance of the proceedings of the French, il
4 lhci, treatment Of the Romans.
Il Smith O'Brien, through his counsel, denie;
the legality Of tic comnulltion Of his sentencc
o death TO transportation, and the government
have 10 provide for this unlocked for difficulty
by special act of Parliament.
Different and apparently reliable statements
] l. # Ira' nj In bp of
that the Potato rot had made its appearance II
some instances, but gennerally the vines lock
ed vigorous. The weather IS represented as
continuing very favorable, and the crops in
nearly all parts of England and Ireland, arc
said 20 look unusually promising
In the debate in Parliament on the Canadi-
an ,csses bill, Mr.. Gladstone ntcrposed most
furious opposition to tie measure, and his re
marks are said 10 have made marked 'mpres-
passage Of the bill involved imperial as we'll as
local considerations, and that lie provisions
were at variance with the honor and dignity ot
the crown He deried that the sense OF the
Canadian people had been pronounced in favor
Of the measure and even if II had, he dld moi
admit that this should be an ultimate criterion.
|, involved the highest imperial considerations
and should be subject to the decision of the
imperial Parliament. alone. He did no. ask
the government TO disallow the act, but FOR an
assurance that under The act rebels should not
be compensated, but that parties should pro-
duce reasonable prima face evidence, before
receiving any public money, that they had not
taken part 10 the rebc lien.
Lord John Resell complained oi the ten,ien.
cy Of Mr.. Glads ones speech,,o aggrava,e the
dissensions in Canada, and 10 embit,cr tie
feelings OF hostile parties, and that he had
stated the case OF ono party that IN oppos
ton Supplying them With arguments and
mcud.us their case. After paying a warm
tribute TO .Ge talents of ord Elgin and III,
.p.r.t Of his adminlstrauon, he avowed that il
would be tho duty Of the Govemmcn, to
leave this act in operation, trusting that ID.
orponenls whom he believed 10 be loyal men
would, when the present excitement was
ever, eEdeavour to arrest its evil consequences.
That direct acilcn would be likely to satisfy
Canada, he had declared at )nce the policy
which government meant to pursuc.
Lord John was followed by several other
speakers, and after warm discussion, a
division was taken upon the question, that
the debate should be adjourned to the 18th
inst, which was carried.
Lord John Russell has given notice in Par
lament. that the financial statement Of the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer would be de-
ierred till another week.
The American residents It san Jose, Call
fornia, have engaged Rev. J. w. Douglass
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