The examiner., 1849-07-07
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBRRNIA.

Some iactious men have again dared TO raise IN
standard OF revolt against government of light
mate character, since il is the produce of uniye
sal suffrage. They accuse me Of having violate
the constitution-me, who six months have sur
ported, without being moved, their abuse, the
ealumnies, and their prcvocatons.
The majority of the Assembly itself is the oh
lect OF this outrage.
The accusation directed against me is only
PTetext; and the proof of il is that thew who nov
attack me, manifested the same hatred and iDius
lice when the people of Paris nominated me re
preventative, and the people OF France presiden
of the Republic.
This system of agitation leeps up in the coun
Try uneasiness and distrust, which engender mis-
cry.
All that must cease. Il is time that the well
mentioned be re-assured, and that the wiekes
tremble.
The republic has no more implacable enemie,
man those men who PeTpetuale disorder. The,
iorce US 10 change France into a camp, and oul
IDEAS of amelioratien and progress into prepara
lions for combat and defence. Elected, as | am
oy the nation, the cause which defend is yours
Il is that OF all civilization, and will not recoi
before any measures 10 insure its triumph.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Paris, June -, 1919.
Miscellaneous.
IL is reported that Lieut. Gen. Sir John Hswey,
he Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, is TO sue.
ceeded The late Sir BENJAMIN ID Urban as com.
msnder oi the forces in British North America.
ny Of the 5lst foot
Mr.. Arthurs z. Bagby, late United states Minis
Ter at the Court OF his lmpenal Majesty the En-
peror OF bnssia, has arrived in London from ST.
retefsourg, on his way 10 Liverpool, route TO
the United States.
Cholera, after an illness of d heurs She viii be
deeply regretted, for her character was amiatle in
The highest degree.
We learn from the Times that Mr.. Hannegan ar
nyed at Berlin on the l2th of June.
Advices from Liverpool up 10 the hour of the
steamerss sailing state thar news had been Teeeiy.
ed irom Paris TO the effect that M. Guiseard
COLONEL OF the artillery of the National Guard, had
been arrested. The Guard itself had been dis
charged.
As soon as the intelligence of the attempted in
suHection in Paris reached the Home Department
the greatest excitement enBued. At Marseiiles
Lyons and Hayre, disturbances were apprehended
The Bank of France accounts, show that for the
week previous TO the steamers sailing an influx
OF specie in Paris of 0OO, ,O0, with an income OF
l '5U,UuO notes out. The credit TO the Treasury
was 3, ,25O, ,OO0 more the last week.
From Spain there was a report that the Spanish
expedition was 10 be reinforced 4, 900 men.
The following proclamation was published al
Rome on the Sd by the triumvirs:
" "Romans!--To the crime OF attacking friendly
Republic with troops led or under a Republican
banner, Gen. uudinot adds the infamy of treachery
tie violates the written promise We have in our
hands not 10 attack us before Monday.
Arise, Romans! TO the walls, 10 the gates, to
lhe bauicades! Let us prove TO the enemy that
Rome cannot be conquered even by ueacheIy.-|
Let the Eternal City rise 10 a man with the energy
Of one common thoughts let every man fighti let
every man have faith in the victory LET every man
remember our ancestors, and be great Let right
triumph, and LET eternal shame attend the ally Of
Austria! Vive la Republique!
Rome, from The residence Of the Triumvis,
June 90
THE QUEES's B.LL-Iler majesty gave State
ball, on the evening of the 18th inst, in Buc king
ham Place. The Invitations included the whole
d the Diplomatic Corps, and among them the
American Minister, Mr. Bancroft, and the gentle
men Attaches. All the State saloons were open.
ed-the Queen and Prince Albert received the
Inests in the white drawing room. The Ball and
hrone rooms were cleared for dancing, and the
efreshments were served in the dinner room.
aiieI the srriva of the Royal visitors, the Queen
Ind Royal circle entered the Ball-room-the mis-
ress OF the robes and maids of honor following in
he suite. The Queen wore a blue silk dress,
covered with blue tulle en- ruche, Onamenied
With bouquets OF sweet peas and diamonds. The |
lead-dTess was composed OF sweet peas and dia- |
nonds. 10 correspond TO the dress. The National |
Anthem having been played, her Majesty opened |
he Ball at 10 O'clock in a quadrilie Herr |
'trauss's band was stationed ia the Ballroom and
Va. Cooes band Of thirty performers played in the
hrone room The names OF the invited guests
ecnpies nearly two columns OF the London |
lines.
Tng GREAT BEIrAIE.-We understand that this |
essel has been purchased BY Mr.. Collins, of Lon
sriGsr sTosSss f1 : m - has Ssys sys ns- s;fd o
or sea. She is 10 ply between that port and New
'ork.
The secretaries of the Peace Congress Commit |
ee, the Rev. Henry Richard ana EIihu Buniti, |
ave returned 10 England from Paris, where they
ave been making preliminary arrangements for
he great Peace Congress, which is 10 be held IN |
bat city in the mcnth Of August Their reception |
as been cordial and encouraging. They have had
lterviews with some Of the most influential men /
4 France, who have entered with lively interest
nio the objects OF the proposed congress, and who
ave readily offered TO take part in the proceed
ags-
The person who supplied NJ. Ledru Rollin with
he papers on which he founded his attack on the
resident and the Ministers was a Colonel Ftap-
oil, who had been sent by the Roman Government
, Paris 10 furnish accounts of what passed in
'ome. II is said that the news Of the alleged loss
9, ,OUO or {, 80 men on the part Of the French on
le 4th was communicated by Colonel FTappol.
,olonel fTappoli, is, II seems, friend OF MAJ
mi.
William Hamilton, tried for shooting at the
lueen, is sentenced TO seven years's transporta-
on, which appeared very much TO surprise him.
was stated in court upon good authority, that il
'as her Msjesty's express desire that the punish
lent of Aogsing should not be inflicted upon the
rsoner.
The Bishop of Oxford has proposed in the house
[ Lords, that on account of the encouragement
lven to the slave-trade by the empire Of Brazil,
bat country should be expressly excluded ffom
he advantages dervable from our recent reform
{ the navigation laws. The motion met with no
syoT.
The cholera has been raging with great violence
{ Rennes; II has also broken out al PresbuTs.
he last advices from Egypt announces that the
lalady was making fearful ravages 10 Cairo and
alexandria. The simultaneous outbreak of the
estilence IN so many different parts of Europe is
emarked as singular coincidence.
The Council General Of the Bank Of France have
laced at the disposal of the prefect of the Seine
he sum of G25, 600 10 be distributed amongst the
antilles of the victims of the cholera.
Two printing Offices in Paris, where the revolu-
onary journals were printed, have been entered
y the authorities, and the presses smashed. These
,umals are accordingly extinguished.
The unfortunate ex.King of Sardinia, Charles
lbert, is seriously, and il is even sad dangerous
Y, i'll at 0porto.
The JEws' RELIEF BfLI--The till 10 allow the
Hebrews TO sit in Parliament without taking osths
ontrary TO their religious belief, passed the Com
nous, 272 TO 206.
NAVIGATION LAWS RKPEAL--AG 10 O'Clock at
light, June IL, the Lords passed the bill to repeal
ne gfeater part or yte Navigation Laws of Eng
and-it has become law.
Italy.
TIE ROMAN PEOPLE AND THE PoPB.-The cor.
espondent of the Times disposes as follows of the
alumny which charges the Republic with main-
aiming itself against the real wish of the people,
vho are falsely said TO long for the return Of the
'ope. This writer is not partial to the Roman
,epublic:
As lover of truth and an inquirer into facts. |
annot help being struck by singular ciIcnm-
lance that attends this invasion. N0twithstsnd-l /
az that the French Government has deceived all
he other Powers, parties TO the Congress al Gses,