Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-09

The BRUSH steamer Niagara, with Liverpool ac-
counts to 18th u., arrived at New York last Satur-
day evening, but her adviccs received here by
the associated press Friday night, and the fact of
her arrival at Halifax the night previous.
The Niagara spoke the steamer Cambria off Cape
Clear on the 2Sth and the IIibernia in lat 46 80,
and long. 46. The steamer Europa arrived at Liver
pool the 18th, making the trip from New York in
nine days.
The American mail steamer Hermann arrived at
Southampton on the 18th, from Bremen, with 1870
passengers for New York. She was advertised to
leave on Sunday morning the 10th.
There no prospect of any material amendment
in commercial affairs. Money continued plentiful.
The New York Tribune thus dscourses on the
various topics Of the Nagara's news:
The Wars Of E,uopc.-Thc Niagara brings us
another weeks development of the great struggle
with which the heart of Europe is now shaken, but
very few indications by which we may find a way
through the ENHANCEMENT of Continental politics,
to build any safe estimate of the Future. All is still
in the first heated icrmcnt of instruction and oppo-
sion to the spirit of Reaction which has so STEALTH
" logged the heels of the Revolution since its birth
behind the barbados of February. The riots which
continually breaking ont in all parts of Italy and
Germany the disjointcd expressions of this feel
ing, which has not vet, as at Rome and in Hungary
been brought underline support and guidance of some
leading political principle 1t is impossible yet to
forcscc what form this vast and threatening move
mcnt will take, or when the hour of its inevitable
outbreak will arrive.
The Elections have passed over in France more
quietly than was anticipated. The complexion of
the new National Assembly, so far as we can Judge
from the imperfect returns, will not differ greatly
from that of the old one, and the general policy of
the Government will therefore remain as heretofore.
Odiloh Barrot's attempt to explain the mission of
Gen. Oudinot at Rome is no clearer, in view of
the actual facts, than is the right of France TO in
wade the Roman territory. All attempts to Justify
the act have only added to the disgrace which it has
already brought upon France.
Meanwhile, the Roman people, with desperate
valor, to which even their enemies cannot avoid
doing honor, have signally defeated the army of
Naples, andnow calmly await, in their ruined though
not fallen Capital the attack of the armies of France,
Spain, Naples and Austria-There is an indomitabe
spirit OF resistance in this-an energy acting almost
against hope-which Italy has not witnessed for
centuries. If the partial light which the last two
years have shed on Rome, can thus elevate the
slaves of her Hierarchy into the heroes of her Re
public what may she not become when the long and
terrible struggle is over and the birthrght of her
children is secured to them forever!
The lungarians, who have, as it We're, given a
soul to Republican Europe, follow victory by
victory. The opposition of France to Russian in
reference TO be settled at last and if il be
riously carried out the future independence Of Hun
gary is scarcely matter OF doubt.
Germany is envclopcd in the fog of another pro-
position for National Unity. We see nothing but
trouble and confusion here. The new plan is less
practicable than the old one and will be less accep
table to the mass of the German people. Perhaps a
general European War will settle the matter before
it is accomplished in any other way
General Features Of the Continental .NewS.-
The French expedition to reinstate the Pope had not
effected an entrance into Rome at the last advces-
The Neapolitan army has not been successful
having been defeated in an attack on the 9Th inst.
The war in Hungary assumes new feature-tho
fighting goes on unremittingly, and the fortunes Of
the Hmgarians are reported to be in the ascendant
They are said to be within few days march Of
Vienna, to which point the Russians are pressing
forward as rapidly as possible. 1t is thought that
the strong protest of France, seconded probably by
England, may have the effect to check the advance
OF the Russians
Sicily is again in state of instruction.
1t is stated that the Danish question is all but
settled The only positive facts that the Danes
have suffered another defeat, and that Lord Pamers-
ton has ntimated that the attention of the British
Government is still directed to that quarter, with a
view to effect restoration of peace. The Daily
.NetcS asserts that Denmark has accepted the pro
positions made by Lord Palmerston, but what those
propositions does not appear.
The plot gradually reveals itself in Germany
The sovereigns have evidently combined for the
overthrow of the Lbcralists.
There has been a formidable disturbance at Dts-
seldorf on the Rhine, but it has been suppressed
At Frankfort the riot was becoming more rcvolu-
tionary and anarchcal every day. All the moderate
men have in consequence left.
Ireland continues quiet, and miserable as ever.