The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-06
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REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM HUNGARY, PARIS, AND ROME!
One week later from Europe.

One week later from Europe.
The steamer Canada, with dates from Liverpool,
arrived at Boston on Wednesday evening. Our
correspondent in that city has furnished u.s. through
the telegraph, with the following summary of intel
ligence
BosToN, July S, lS49.
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax on Tues
day morning, and reached Boston last evening;
but, in consequence Of the telegraph from ST. John
to Boston being interrupted, your telegraphic de-
spatch of the news by express from Halifax could
not he received The Canada brings nnety-four
passengers.
Liverpool Market, June 23.
CorroN.-The market during the week has been
steady, firm, and increasingly confident. Fair
Upland has been selling at AID I; Mobile AZ Or
leans Sd good ordinary to middling of each of
these descriptions being Lie to Id. higher.
FLoUR.-Western canal and Baltimore -four OBS.
I'd. 24s. inferior, 2ls. Cd. a 22s. Philadelphia,
23s 3D.; Ohio, 25s. per bb Wheat is quoted at
6 a Is. per 70 lbs.
Up to the evening Of the 2lst ultimo, no news
had been received at arts concerning the entry
of the French army into Rome. General Oudinot
would not make general attack before the 10th
or 18th, when the news of the failure of the con-
spracy of the 18th in France would reach that
place. and probably induce the triumvrs to capItll-
late
The London Globe of the 22d says that it is gen.
orally believed that the telegraph will announce to-
morrow the capitulaon of Rome.
The Gazette of Lyons, of the Goth, states that
the Geographic despatch from Marsees, received
just as they were going to press announces the en-
try of the French into Rome.
France.
The attempted instruction in Paris has been
followed by more formidable resistance to the
laws
AT Lyons serious engagement took place i'm the
streets between the troops and the mob in the
course of which considerable number of lives
were lost on both sides. Barrcades were thrown
up, which were not taken until battered down by
cannon. The fighting commenced on the morning
OF the 18th, and continued until late hour at night
Ielegraphlc dispatches, however dated at Lyons
on the afternoon of the 10Th, announces that the
insurgents had been completely routed, the streets
cleared, and the city restored to tranquility There
were upwards OF fifty thousand troops IN and around
Lyons. There was no apprehension of any further
disturbance.
Great excitement existed in different places and
1t was evident that the conspiracy of the Red Re-
publicans of Paris extended to every town in
France.
An attempt was made to get up disturbance at
Marsees, but it totally failed. One regiment of
cavalry put all right without striking blow.
Rumors were current in Paris that the minis
terla managers were about to take places in the
Cabinet, and that Dufaure and friends were about
to retire.
Ii was reported that the Able Pallaotk Private
Secretary TO the Cardinal Antoi had arrived at
Paris from Gaeta, and that he is the bearer of inn
portant dispatches for the French government and
an autograph letter from the Pope to Louis Napo-
leon, expressing his regret at the bombardment of
Rome.