The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-27 00:00:00

HOLLAND.
We have received Dutch papers to the 25th inst.
On the 231 there occurred at Rotterdam 19 new
cases of chol-ra ; dezAhs, 9; recoverie', 16. Total
number of cases since the appearance of the disease,
805 ; (F%ths, 491; recoveries, 245 ; under treat-
ment, 131.

RUSSIA.
Letter: from Istm.sia state, that since the commence-
ment of Novemh.T the cholera has re-appcarel at St.
Petershurgh, where it rages at present with more in-
tensity than in July. Amongst the first victims were
an aide- de-pamp of the EMPEROR, anal M. Lt.rAas,
formerly an equestrian at the Cirqu, in the Champs
Elpl,s, and who was director, when he died, of tt.e
Circus at St. Petersburgh.

ITALY.

REVOLUTION IN ROME.
The Alba, of Florerce. contains important news
from Rome, of the 16th. •A
multitude assembled on
that
day to the extent of 30,000 persons, and sur-
rounded the Chamber of Deputies, demanding a De-
mocratic Ministry, on principles of hostility to
Austria, ar,d various other concessions. They com-
pelled the Deputies to go to the Pore to demand these
concessions. The POPE refusing the demand, as
being made by violence, the geerale was beaten for
the National Guards, who turned out to the extent
of 6,000, joined by the troops of the line. They
Invested the Quirinal, and pointed their can-
ti" ags.inst the palace. The Swiss guard fired
P°n the assailants, and the fire was re-
turned during the period of nearly two hours,
When a deputation was sent to the Pore with the
Ultimatum of the people, and a threat that if it was
not complied with in an hour, the palace should be
taken by assault, and all in it, except the Pops, put
to death. The POPE then gave way, and announced
that he consented to accept the following Ministry :
Poreign Affoirs, MAsttAmi; Interior and Police,
GALETTI ; Finances, LUNATI ; Commerce and Public
Works, HERBINI ; War, CAMPELLO ; Public Instruc-
tion, ROSMINI; Grace and Justice, SERINI.
Amongst those who were killed during the emeute
Was the POPE'S Secretary, who was shot through the
head.
•
The civic guards took possession of all the posts
°ecupied by the Swiss. None of the people or of the
troops
were killed in the conflict, and but eleven or
twelve v,ounded. Monsignor PALMA, a Secretary,
Canterierc Segreto to the I'OPE, who was killed,
cas the person who composed the celebrated ency-
ical letter of the 99th of April. The POPE is said
to have counted upon the assistance of the Transte-
veri, but they refused to engage in a civil war. If
the POPE had not acquiesced in the demands of the
Pe°Ple they were determined to force an entrance
Into his palace. A search was made by the people
for Cardinal LAMERUSCHINI, but he escaped in the
disguise of a dragoon. The military authorities had
submitted to the popular club. ROMINI and SERINI
had refused peremptorily to form part of the demo-
btic Ministry. The POPE had been completely
abndoned by his friends. lie was visited solely by
the diplomatic corps, who found him with Cardinals
ANToptELLI and SoGua. His Holiness is said to
have declared that, having been compelled to dismiss
his guard, which had been replaced by strangers, he
was influenced by no feeling but that of sparing the
effusion of blood, but he declared in the face of Eu-
r°Pe that he would take no part in the future Go-
„ternmeht, having absolutely forbidden his name to be
"5"1) or that the usual style " in consideration of the
good plJasure of his Holiness" should in future be
prefixed to the Government acts.

Acco NAPLES.
unts from Naples, under date November 17,
state that the elections were concluded, and that the
Prelt was adverse to tie Government. Great military
preparations were being made.

lt is SWITZERLAND.
Cologne
u.stated in the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, of
date in a correspondence from Berne, under
of, Nov. 20, that the Central Executive of
6 rinany, has declared war against the Helvetic
2nfederation. It is asserted, also, in the Cologne
Gazette, that a party of German soldiers had violated
the Q
.WIS 3 territory.