New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14
nESPOTlc LAW on The PRESS
ROME NOT YET SUBDUFD,
MARK ET-.

.laosed before Calais opened his eyes and s. more
before Portland got bis copies It ls probable
,,erefore that owing % the inatteution Of the
agents Of the Telegraph line you will be unable 10
publish the news 50 soon by q hours as you might
have done.
TIE N,ogara. Capt. Ryrie, with "a passengers
and one week alter from ali parts Of Europe arrived
~ Halifax AT an early hour yesterday morning
and was expected 10 leave for New.York az
O'Clock She will be due at her wharf at late hour
on Saturday NJ
The Niagara experienced succession OF heavy
gale. from the west, during the Whole passage.
Her freieht.list shows $4,000 IN specie.
The \. a. we learn from one of the officers, ex
changed signals uIth large steamer supposed "a
bs the Europa, off Holyhead, at midnight on the
30th nit
The cities OF Liverpool and Havrc are 70 BE-
connected by limo of srst-clsss steamers under
the direction Of Mr.. McJose, agent Of the Cunard
steamers.
In Parliament. the bill for therem~sl OF Jewish
disabilities. has been rejected in the upper house
by a majority Of Administers not venturng to
call for the project.
This vote Is an exclusion for Baron Rothschid
Member Of Parliament elect Tor the City OF Lon
don. Tie Baron thereupon accepts the Chiitern
Hundreds a nominal post, but taking any Office
legally vscstes the seat OF a Member Of the House
Of Commons, and appeals to the electors of Lon
don in r. new election. His election is considered
certain
The House OF Commons has approved the second
reading Of the marriage bill 10 render valid mar
rlages with the sister Of deceased wives.
The appropriation bill which recently comp eted
its passage through the Commons has been reject
cd in the Lo,ds by large majority.
The Smith Bnen transportation bill IS now
an ,ct of Parliament. but tits said 10 sanction q
fatal bluuder and it IS supposed the aPproschins
visit Of Her Majesty to Ireland will be sisnsiizec
by extending her royal pardon to the Irish s'at'
Prisoners.
Advices from Paris TO Tuesday evening state
that the city was perfectly tranquil aud business
ON the Bourse was steady and prices have an up
ward tendency. Five per Cents closed at 50 FRS
25 centimes.
In the course Of the debate in the French As
sembly. on foreign affairs. Ministers declared that
there
Vile said that after having more carefully oonsId
cred the subject he had been unable to discover
the slightest trace OF that new Holy Alliance o.
which honorable members had expressed suct
Jealousy
In the course Of his speech NJ. de TocqueVill'
talked ofthc frankness of the Russian Government
An expression that was received with shouts o
deriaon and laughter.
During the debate, Gen Cavaignac made mos
important speech. which may be considered al
the resume OF the principles Of that section Of tbs
Republican party. which, while 1t desires peace il
prepared for war--which while 1t supports order
insists on progress.
The new law against clubs has been slresd1
pu, in force
On Monday the Ministry introduced INTO th'
legislative Assembly a bill for regulating tn
Press. Odilon Barrot stated that It was intended
merely as a temporary measure to regulate the
position OF the Press until the organic sw on tE'
subject should be passed.
The aew law is nesrly the same as the lsw o
Louis Philippe, and powers are given for the ten
porary suppression Of every ournsl attacking th'
| Constitution or making al appeal to arms.
The number of persons arrested at Lyons Il
consequence Of the attempted insurrecilon amount
ed T. more than 200.
The biokerirss which have been carried on be
tween the Presden; and the Ministry are rapid,
approaching al issue, which It ia suPpose
viii lead to the retirement Of some OF the lesdln'
members Of the Cabinet. The principal cause O
discord is the unconscious iratrcldal policy in Italy
Alter severe bombsrdment three squadrons
the French Army succeeded in establishing them
selves within the outer walls of Rome On the 9GC
ult.
They have since been occupied with operations
for acquiring possession OF the interior beslioDi
and dsienses. bu, up to the 23d and 2'sh they haC
not made much progress
Every inch Of ground was s'outly defended b!
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