Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-04
FROM EUROPE.


The steamer IIibernia arrived a, Halifax ON the
9Th ul,., with news week later from Europe.
The cholera has again nppeard in England, and
is prevailing TO a considerable extent.
At Pasis'it is'making most frig htful havoc-E.sp-
wards offi 600 deaths have alteady occurred In
one day there We're about 900 cases and COO deaths
reported Marshal Buyeaud and other persons Of
eminence have fallen bef;,is ihsr scouroa
IL has broken out anew in Silesia Vienna and
Presburg and is raging most fearfully at Alexandria
and Cairo, in Egypt.
The British government repuda,es sll cognlzahso
or sanction of the proceedings of the French in their
treatment OF the Romans.
Smith O'Brien through his counsel, denies the
Legality OF the communication of his sentence ofdeath
to transportation, and the government have to pro
vide for this unlocked for difficulty y speciafa act vf
Parliament.
FRANcE.-0n "Wednesday an ircipient instrrec
ton was attempted in Paris, headed by nj. Et,ien-
ne Arago, Jr., and was suppressed by the troops
whose number amounted to 10000. Several at
temp,s we'e made TO erect batricales in the even
Ing. The Assembly declared itself en- pern.a
nence, and passed decree declaring Paris in state
of sege. On Thursday the alarm had considerably
subsidized, and business, which was entirely suspen-
ded the day previous was again generally resumed
AT one time the peril was imminent. Numerous
arrests have taken place, Including several mem
$500
ing among them. The last accounts report state
OF tranquility, but there uneasy feeling ailoat
that renewed attempt would he made tobpset tile
government and that when comes to the point the
| troops will not prove steady.
The city of Rheims is reported TO be in state of
| thorough insurrectOn, and TO have established a
government of the Red Republicans.
| very alarming demonstration on the part of the
Red Republicans took place the 18th nst and for
a time the revival OF the terrible Instruction of
June appeared probable. The affair commenced in
demonstration gotten up by the Red Republicans
as ;potest.
All the Socialist or Red Republican journals at
Paris, except The Natonnel, had been suppressed
since the disturbance of Wednesday.
For the subject of Rome, the demonstration of
the Assembly, TO support the of the Pope, and
TO put down the Roman Republic, was seized upon
in order to make demonstration in favor Of the Ro
man Republic, and at the same time against the
government and in the Legislative Assembly notice
was accordingly Inscribed, which was carried.
RoME.-We learn that the French army COM
menced an attack On the 30th ult., and after san
culinary engagement, in which the Romans lost
oOO men, succeeded IN carrying several important
posts. A series of attacks have since taken place
In which the victory is varousy stated, bat in
which the invading army has suffered most. The
French presses publish conflicting reports of theop-
eratolS ut the army, but from accounts received of
the 9th inst, it is clear that Gen. Oudinot had not
| then gained access to the city.
The latest despatch from Gen. Oudinot is 10 the
9th inst, at which time he opened his trenches,
and had regularly besieged the city. There is 70
appearance Of yielding the part of the Romans,
but, on the contrary, every Thing goes to confirm
the belief that they would make most determined
resistance, and fight to the last.
HUNGARY.-Gen. Kossuth has arrived in Pesth
and has been received in the Capital as President
of the Hungarian Republic.
1t would seem that hosties are siiIi carried on
i'll the South between the Hungarans aud thescat-
tered remains of tie Austrian army, supported by
the Russians, but the reports which reach us are so
vague and contradictory, il is deemed advisable
to transmit them by Telegraph
The Russian General has issued Proclamation
to the Hungarians, the pith Of which s that if they
do not lay down their and submit to their fate
with good grace, they will be made to feel the
consequences Of their presumption.
Every effort is being made to rouse the people
and the Magyar government has ordered the clergy
men to preach against the Russians.
GERMANY.-In Baden the Revolutionary siruG-
gle is in full play.
The Prince of Prussia has left Berlin to take
command of the army OF the Rhine and in Baden,
Wuriemburg and Bavaria, the democrats are pre-
pairing for conflict.