The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-13
-, ,p,.,Ilsenes by the Europa.
o. .,rv The following summary of foreign news
-. F,',oDa from the New York papers of Mon
From France.

ssy last
,.,.s, news from france confirms LOnl'
il - increasing popularity, ana Ca'sisnae
"P.,U The leinTns ifom The fIoi'hees are .ei
80 .s..,va a. we nticspated, Than the snnra
m'r - p,f;sians. Ia Paris The absolute MAJOR
80 Prinee over all his competitors, was near
N J'e "a ang in The Banlicue suberbs, he had
y lJuoo, on 233. and an absolute majority OF 10.
nso',:s ant ofthe &c, 90 votes poiled LOT az th'
81 s;Sstes Al Bordeaux lO,UUU voted LOT rrihc'
CAM. TbIlst6 ,OU voted tor General CaVaisn1e'
Iassns from all the reports Hhlch nave
~ Prncr will have sn immense hsjoiNl'
Us ~ S.rs.gusc votes have mostly been prochIed
iLs ,o''-,,Iusnt influence. Already lists oil The
5' Oy'a's,r, are circulsted, some OF which place
n 49, Oudinot among the Ministers.
Later Vet.
Iou,s Napoleon's election ensrosses all me al
ton 1.-THE people o.-,,-..,-
.eAt,o S,Ssispsc was burnt al efhgy amidsta large
os,', of people assembled al The Place de
nrJar. Eayt..a
o., ,.,r Ar-uFNT.-A dreadful accident oc-
- IN taaUl the steamer Londonderry, ply
eulI' 1..n Sigo and Liverpool, by which seven
.I5 No.. uefe lost. The steamer had Oh boaId
y '..t,n Messengers, aud about one bundled
u-'I, son IriSb emigIants fol Amenca. Towards
80 az, -. IN the Isl December heavy gale came
- i, SoDn blew 80 hand that The decks
ul cIsarel. and the poor emigTants were for
"a ~. the fsTe-cabln-a room lille more
81 90 a. fae, by H. ID was fitted for about 40;
-, "a Of all ages, were crowded intoH
-'l H. c,mosnion-the only aperture for VENT
'.,i,D Wss closed and taTpauln nailed over
r,.o stssmer went on her way, and It was not
II earning that the seamen were aware OF
n@a,rf,,l tragedy that had been enacted dunng
M. night beneath Their ieet.
a., IN The one hundred and ttiy passengers
80 zen driven down the comprehension
- hours before, seyenty-t~o were tennd 70
=. ,srshe3, Men, aud women, and little chill
s-so husbands and wives, sons and moihers,
o.' 1000 about the floor OF the cabin IN dis0T-
e s.,s with Their clothes torn from their backs
.,,,ers some with their hands and faces LAGER 1
I. - nc win thsir features trodden into num-
~ ir,n.shOl "bTOgues" OF Their FELLOWSHIP /
=, =, Eers a father locked VA the arms OF his 1
I,nsbter here sister clnging 10 The corpse OF
- b-,fb.r. their cOuntenance black and dlstor-
- viii the con'ulsIons produced 10y sunoea-
r. s5l.ou.ng is a description Of the scene
,.s;rb me, The mate when steerage PsssengerwhO
- last forced his way out, communicated 10
t-rl he terrible intelligence:
-. - ,,,ta instantly became alarmed, and Oh
,s.Dirs Is1tsrn, went down TO render assistance.
- l.,ssyar VS. The i0nl air Of thetrabin, that
- I'm was Immediately eNIinguished. sec
"a ~, obtained, and IL TOO was extinguiShed.-
a. isorrh on The tarpaulin being completely re-
- and free access Of sir admitted, the real
80 nj he catastrophe exhibited itself. There
~ n besps, the living, the dying, and The dead,
ne frigbtfal mass of mingled agOny and death,
.-sstsce 10 appal the stOuteSt heart.
f..NeD. women ANA children We're huddled TO-
.Hh srF+F aaa Il inn Nfgfn -
s,ryg'sions. bruised and bleeding by the desPe-
a. struggle for existence which preceded the
,,srr ,TEsn Khaustec nature resigned The strife.
aasr s7fDe lime the living were separated from
a. "a. sgl 10 vas then found that the latter
,u5sriet 10 nearly one half OF the whole num-
me c5r5usr's Jury hzye found Alexander John
z,as. captain, Richard Hughes, FIST mate, and .
y6.sn .awl0rd, second mate, guilty Of man
.s1fftsT. and have expressed IA The strongest
Ems th4r s5LOuencr Of The inhGmsn conduct :
d DE g,her eamen On board throughout this M l
ls7Py Transaction.
Profound tranquility continues. The eviciions, $
yolanlsry and involuntary, together with The past !
su.FIsu1l continues upon an extensive scale
NE L5re Lieutenant returned last week 10 Dub
Ii. snt seems 10 BE- addressing his intentions to y
lie eIpaIEs,iOn Of sill sinecures. Many officers IN
.ts Coast G.aI! service, the pOstOfnce and bosrd ="
q. p.tIl works, having been abolished OF trans
tered % London. There was even q UImor OF the
1snsiel u. he business OF The l-ish COuu of =
ChsHcey 10 the English metropolis, bal We
altogether tlscTetJ this.
Dl1y snow the Ouly remaining prisoner ia New
GAZE. rs tlsl commences on Thursday. q
lie agitation favor Ot restoring The lash Par A
..sneat, makes Do yI0ETes5. N
TIE applications made by Lord fitzgerald for &
support, seem 10 many cases 10 De Tepused n an ii
slllgocs TENS. ;
Snih 0Bnsn and has associates remain ia .
Richmond BIideWeiL h II umOTed that il the
Jldgss Of the Queens Bench decide IN favor OF n
he wits OF erroT, the Crown will withhold the re-
,ulsie sanction ioI aa spPesl 10 The House OF =
L0I5s a
hisDep5ue5 .hsi Mr. Mahoney hss effected has =
escape 10 Pans. 4
scOUIsBs. :;
I-sIe vsIs eight oases 1f cholera snd tour B
sss'ls " GLASGOW, tuIing the last thee dsys, c
a. o. fncs5 JweHjy-s nsw csses aad SIX desghs,
&c " Saturday, theIe were Line cases and three Il
.ssihs. The cEoleEa : evidently subsidiag IN a
SCo.lslt. Il
Germany
ron Frankfort Tie news b. important. The
Ssi.0ls Assembly has Just dscidsd by a majority .,
O. - " III tlst uOtity, a. distinct snd pOliti- =
Cd cas-, shall b. set szIde; and by a mslonty of i
IS u iO, hat al titles hOi sllsChed u an office
s1old te abolished.
spain.
"ebsEe continued reports oftLe Guerrilla war
sie esTued Oh 1J C8JIsB without sny apparent fs
'eull tie seems u hover about the towns in the In
-0FAeasi Provinces, haHsssing the inhabitants by =
lscec ilPo-l VI pGndeiz, and the Qaeeu' tTOOps r.
seen 9lile POWefless " put stop 10 such mis- a
e-lt'oAs susie Of thIngs On The % instant CabTe- o.
q Vss al Os1ells,a small town between Genoa N
sla Barcelona, al Tie head OF So men. {
Portugal. v
iLls eoantr, which duTlug o. many ysaTs was y
Is scene VI suiel whilst ali Europe was tran a
t-i-, e a0E perfectly quiet, whilst the Continent
IA Ossl eon'ulsec iron one end 10 the other e
Naples. V
HE hang has pgOT0guet The Chsmbers TO the Lat =
:. Ie1Iusis' lie has demonstrated against Tus- T,
-'Al aeAdihs Minister 10 Sicily, and erest cool
ie'0lal L
ho~s---fIIsht Of the Pope. 6
fept Plus IA, left the Quiriual on the evening
= I5s S1.' disguised as servant OF Count SpohT, n
~ Da'slian Envoy; who planned his fight, and al
- "a .P'n hs carriage. lie reached Gaeta on q.
T ~ 1'A' "heIe he was received by the King of y
80 20 person After suitable preparations The h.
q he hing. %
Dslol2 hls departure be left letter announcing
- eIailuEe, and saying that all in the palaces
). ighDlahl OF hls intention. He also addressed q.
~ following manifesto: y
.,U. rus IA, TO THE ROMAN PEOPLE.
a., Ine Outrage IN latter DAYS committed against p
s,oiye'. alu NE intention openly manifested TO
s-sule uhese acts Of violence (which the AL 8
-, Hs Pilihg men minds with sentiments of "a
- ana moderation, has prevented have com
~ % separate ourselves temporarily from %
49,. and children, whom We love and ever Ii
- reasons which have induced US to take this
= ~. sleP-Heaven knows how painful il is
n, .ssEhave arisen from the necessity of o
- ing rec liberty in the exercise of the sa-
&c ouues Of the Holy See, as under Inc ciTcun.
- y which We were then afflicted, the Cath
= ,t .Ono might reasonably doubt Of the freedom
.-a1 eieieise. The acts Of violence of which
1911 III pam, can alone be attributed 10 he ma.