Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18
ARRIVAL OF TIE. STEAMER
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER
N1AGAKA.
Onc week later from Europe.
ST.. JoHNs. N. b., July 18th
The steamship Niagara arrived at Hall
fax early yesterday morning, and will
reach New York on Saturday afternoon.
She has on board so passengers.
Our dates from Liverpool arc to the
3Oth Of June, inclusive. being a week la
ter than the advices by the Canada
FRANCE
Adviccs from Paris to Tuesday evening
state that the city was perfectly tranquil
Business on the Bourse was good and
prices had an upward tendency. On
Monday the Ministry introduced into the
Assembly, bill for regulating the press.
O'Dillion Barrot stated that it was intend
ed merely as temporary measure 10 reg
ulafe the position Of the press until an or
ganic Law on the subject should be pass
ed. The new Law is nearly the same as
the one which was in force under Louis
Philippe. The powers are given for
temporary suppression of every Journal
attacking the constitution or making APP
Qeal TO arms.
The chickering's between the President
20, "inistry are rapidly approaching a
rel, refs an' i is supposed they will lead to a
cabii. some OF the members OF the
NC principal ..,sure If d;scor1 i
ally. c'oa' Pohcy IN IL
,o ROME.
. M',I, If ire bonbardme. three
. :q',a,',;Sh;nc ,hrench army sue, ded
III es'"''''ro Wv elves within the o.
They have since been ,,,;od .;,,, ono
nations for acquiring pos "p ~ ,ho n
ner bastions and offences. o.,
the 23d and 2lth they had ne up ~ ,' NV
progress. Every inch Of 80" .,nd ~
stouty defended by Girabal!l. NV W."
tnued TO animate the Romans ~
lance.
The latest intelligence says. Gel.
Oudinot had so far succeeded that the
was entirely at this mercy. 10 spare WIN
and the horrors Of frighilul carnage,
has submitted terms TO the Triumvira
which it was thought would be accept
by the Romans. 1t is reported that
English Government presented a tricn'
circumstance against the bonbardmen
Rome.
THE WAR IN III NGARY.
The lIungarians were partially deft
ed by the Austrian troops on the 21st. a
forced 10 return beyond the Waag, whe
from the nature Of the country. they v
be better able to repcl the invading fore
Letters in the Austrian and Germ
journals state that engagements have
Gently taken place between the Austrl;
and lIuugarians on the Waag. the res
OF which is not satisfactorily stated
Some ascribc the victory to the Austri
and others to the Hungarians.
The German Reform. which has h
cr!O been favorable TO the Austrians. sd
they (the Austrians) have sustained so
severe checks. and that cholera and OF
maladies were in the camp. aiding the
envy in carrying away the men. l
Magyars. however, were displaying gre
er enthusiasm than ever.
kossuth has ordered the Austrian p
oners--several thousand in number
work on the Debracken Railway
THE WAR IN ITALY.
Advices from Italy to the I 9TH. state I
Ancona, after destructive bombardme
has surrendered to the Austrians.
terms Of the capitulaton are politi
armistce to the inhabitants.
The bombardment of Venice has b.
suspended in consequence of propos
for capitulation having been made 10y
bcsieged.
CENTRAL GERMANY.
The accounts from Central Germ;
are Of a much more pacific character II
hitherto.
CHINA.
The Emperor of China refuses TO ca
out the stipulaiions of tine two treat
which provided that Canton would be o.
TO foreigners.
MARR1ED...On "Wednesday evening,
inst, by the Rev. r. 7. Moufort, Ma. The
VicxERs, to Miss RKBrccA L. SHREvE. sec
daughter Of the late Caleb Shrevei both OF
city.
We tender our thanks to the happy bride
that large cake, which was not only decid
rich but GOOD. May the gate Of plenty. h
and happiness, ever be open unto them; ma,
pillow Of peace kiss their cheeks and the p!
ures OF Inauguration attend their dreams.
will be the next to venture on this voyage'
old ship has landed thousands over the billov
singleness, and placed them on the shore o {
mental happiness. You old 'uns. don't he a
Of getting sea- sick. il lasts but sh or, tim,