Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
2 days later from Euro nc.

/. he steamship Canada arrived at Boston
Wednesday evening, bringing tire following
intelligence -
The great point Of interest in Europe at
this time is Rome
Up to the evening of the 2lst ult., no news
had been received IN Paris of the entry of The
! French into Rome. General Oudino, would
not make general attack before the 10Th OF
!. l7;h, when the news Of the failure Of the con.
spiracy of the 18th in France would reach
that place, and probably induce the trumvirs
TO capitulate.
The London Globe, of the 23d, p. NJ, sa vs..
it is generally thought that the teIe graph
will tomorrow announce the capituation of
Rome.
This j. wha, tho telegraph says, but, we
doubt it.
The Gazette of Lyons, of the 2O,h state,
that telegraphic despatch from Marseil os
had been received, as they were going to
press, announcing to the Prefoct the entry of
the French into Rome.
The news is to tho 18th ut, up to which
the Romans had maintained their position -
The French had used cajoery and threats,
but the Romans STORMY resisted all these ad-
vances, and in the most dignifed manner re-
fused to yield to the summons to surrender
issued BY General Oudinot. On the llth, a
breach was effected by the French in the
walls, and portion of their troops entered
the city. The report which was given out by
the French, led to the belief that the struggle
was over but the fact appears, that on the
/ l2th, General Oudlnot issued letter to the
Trumvirs, maki'g last appeal to them, and
endeavoring to throw upon them the resp0n-
sbillty Of The elfusion of blood consequent up
on an assault, in tho event of their refusal.
FRANCE.
Tho attempted insuTycc,on in Paris has
been followed by more formidable resistance
at Lyons. A serious engagement took place
in the streets of that city, between the troops
and the mob in the course of which a consid
cradle number of lives were lost en- both sides.
Barlcades were thrown up, which were not
taken until they had been battered down by
cannon. The fighting commenced on the
morning OF the 18th, and continued til late
hour in the night, but a telcsraphic despatch,
dated Lyons, the 10Th at o'clock in the ev-
enins, announces that the insurgents had been
completely routed, the stleets cleared and the
city restored to tranquility
There are upwards Of SO, 900 troops in and
around Lyons. No apprehen ion Of any fur.
ther disturbances.
\ Great excitement existed in different places,
and il is evident that the conspiracy Of the
Paris reds extended not only TO every depart
ment of France, but to every town.
I. An attempt WIS made to get up disturb
ance at Marscilles, but it totally failed. A
regiment of cavalry set all to rights, withou,
blow being struck.
4 Rumors are again current IN Paris, that
other ministerial changes are about to take
place 4; NJ Duiaure and his friends arc, it is
bell we'd, aboutp retire.
/, 1t IS reported that the Able Palcot'a, priv
ate secretary to the Cardinal Antoclla, ha.
arrived in Paris from Gaeta, and that ho is
the bearer of importal, Dispatches for the
French government, aud also Of an autograph
/ letter from his Holiness to Louis Napoleon,
expressive of his regret a, the be mbatdmeu'
of Rome.
:, HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
The aews is contradictory some accounts
! giving the advantage to the Ausrans. Ii