The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-11
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Mr.. Morgan, from the committee to draft an
address and resolutions, reported the following
address and resolutions, which were unani.
mousIy adopted by the convention.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax
on the Goth uIt., with the following news:
The Liverpool market remains about as
at the previous advices.
FRANCE.
An instruction was ATTEMPTED in Paris
by about Is, 900 of the Mountain party head.
ed by NJ. Arrago, jr., but 1t was su Impressed
by the troops, 10000 in number-Several
attempts were made to erect barricades
In the evening the Assembly declared Paris
IN state of siege. On Thursday, the H.
arm had subsidized, and business again re-
stunned. At one time the peril was great.
Numerous arrests took place on Wednes-
day. Several members of the Assembly,
NJ. Arrago, and Ledru Rolln among them.
The cholera was raging frightfully in Pa
rls, ll,OOo have died since it's commence
ment. 900 cases and 600 deaths reported
in five days.
Rheims is represented T. be in full insur-
rectlon. and to have established q govern
ment Of Red Republicans.
FRANCE AND ROME.
Conflicting reports from the French army
at Rome, but from the accounts received, it
is clear that Oudinot has not gained posses.
sion OF the North of Rome, without which
he would not be able to command the city.
The last accounts report state of tran
guilty. The Socialist or Red Republican
journals at Paris, except Mexoit are sup.
pressed.
very alarming demonstration on the
part of the Red Republicans took place on
the 18th, and for while a renewal of the
terrible insurrection of June appe ard inev-
table. The affair commenced in q demon
stration got up by Red Republicans, as
protest against the Interference in Roman af-
fairs.
There is no appearance Of yielding on the
part ofthe Romans. On the contrary, ad.
vices 60 to confirm the belief that the Ro-
mans would make most determined resis-
lance to the last.
ENGLAND.
The British Government repudiates the
proceedings of France in their treatment of
the Romans.
The counsel of Smith O'Brien deny the
legality Of committing the sentence of death
or transportation.
Crops throughout England and Ireland
seem very promising.-LGal. Gaz.
The torrent of emigration from Europe 20
this country flows now more impetuously
than ever; the whole number of new com
ers at the port o. New York, during the
month of May, being thirty-two thousand
two hundred and twenty-one! To show
how, year after year, increases the crowd of
foreigners who seek refuge from wars and
famine, and want of employment at home,
60 as far back, says the N. Y. Express, as
five years oniy-to 1874. In that year from
January to May, inclusive, there were
1926 immigrants arrived at New York;
since which the increase has gone on until
the present year, when, in the correspond
ing months, the number ofimmigrants who
arrived at New York was 81 ,O46; or 81, 81
more than there were during the CORES
pondng months of 1913, and G3,29O more
than arrived during the same time in 1874
Of the immi grants in 1S49, so $50 were
from lreland IL, 1868 from Germany, 9,24S
from England; and 1850 from Scotland.
The impending disruption of all things, So
cial and political, from one end Of Europe
to the other, must have an effect still furth
er TO invigorate the spirit of immigration to
our shores.