Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
Arrival Of the lIibernia.

lnSurrection an Paras-Ledru Rolltn ar
rested!-Alarming demonstration by
the Red Republicans!-The City of
Rheims Revoited!-The rar still RACES
an Humgary-French attack on Rome
800 Romans kiHed!-Cholera an
Par's-l1,0Oo Deaths Navigation
Bill Passed.
ST. JOINS, Jure %.
The Steamer Hibernia arrived at Hail.
fax yesterday afternoon with 81 passengers,
and will arrive at New York early Sltur-
day morning.
FRANcE.-W Wednesday an insipient in.
surrection was attempted in Paris, by a.
bout 25 900 of the Mountain party, head.
ed by nj. Arrays Jr., and supported by
the troops, whose numbers amounted TO co.
900. Several attempts were made to erect
barricades-in the evening the assembly
declared Paris in a state of seige
On Thursday, the alarm considerably
subsided. Business which was entirely
suspended the day previous, generally re-
sumed. -.s..
AT one time the peril was iminent M.
merous arrests have taken place, including
several members Of Assembly, NJ. Arago
and Ledru Rolin among them.
The latest accounts, report state oftran.
guilty. All Socialists or Red Republican
Journals at Paris, (except National have
been suppressed.
Very alarming demonstrations on part
Of Red Republicans, took place on the 18th,
and revival of the terrible iEsurrection
of June, appeared probable. The affair
commenced in demonstration got up by
the Red Republicans as protest
The City Of Rheims is reported to be in
full insurrection, and to have established
Government of Red Republicans.
HUNGARY kosseth has arrived ut
Perth, and received in the Capital as Pres
ident of the Hungarian Republic.
1t would seem that hostilities are still
carried on in the South, between the Hun
garians and the scattered remains of the
Austrian army, supported by the Russians;
but reports which reach US are so vague
and contradictory, that it has not been ad.
visable to transmit them by Telegraph.
The Russian General has issued his Procla-
nation to the Hungarians, the pith of which is,
ifthey do not lay down their arms, and submit
to their fate, with good grace, they will be made
to feel the consequence of their presumption.
Every effort is being made, to rouse the people.
The Magyares general has ordered Clergymen
to preach against the Russians
The Baden revolutionary struggles are in full
play The Prince ofPrassia, has left Berlin to
take command of the army of the Rhine. In Ba-
den, Wirtemberg and Bavaria, the Democrats
are preparing for conflict.
lTALY.-From Rome we learn that the French
army commenced attack on the 3Oth. After a
sanguinary engagement, in which the Romans
lost 800 men killed, they succeeded in carrying
several important posts
A series of attacks have since taken place in
which victory is variously stated, but the invad-
ing army have suffered much want. The French
papers publish conflicting reports of the opera
tions of the army, but from accounts received it
is clear Oudinot had not gained possession of the
North of Rome, which would enable him to COM
mand the city.
The latest despatch from Oudinot is to the 9Th
inst, at which time he opened trenches. and had
regularly beseiged the city There is no appear
ance of yielding OH the part of the Romans-on
the contrary everything goes to confirm the be-
lief that they would make the most obstinate re.
sistance, and fight to the last.
The United States arrived at Liverpool in q