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Monday, November /, 1918.


News from Eurohe.
BY several arrivals from Europe, during
the last week, important intelligence has
been received from Nj quarter. the partic
usrs of which. so far as our limits would
permit, are given in this days paper.
Soon after the expiration Of The srmistce,
on the s6.h and 9th Of August. severe end
bloody Wales were fought before Dresden.
between the French and Allies, in which
the former were successful. Bonsparic, in
giving the account Of these battles 70 the
Empress. says that the allies lost Is, 900
men. and the French loss was 4O0O-But
the accounts of subsequent events state that
The balance Of success has been decidedly
in favour Of the Allies On the last of Aug.
us, the French general Vsndamme was com.
/ ple,ely defested by Gen. DE folly, with the
loss of Is 600 men made prisoners, upwsrds
of 100 pieces Of cannon and 500 baggage
Wagons, and vsndsmme and his staff also
are among the prisoners.
Gen. Butcher, the Prussisn commander,
has obtained an important victory over the
corps under Mcdonald, 80 pieces Of Cannon
50 trumbrels and Is. 600 prisoners are stated
to be tn fruits of this engagement. On the
9th, Bernsiotte, the Crown Priaee of Swe.
der. in battle fought at Donnositz, gained
decisive victory over the French under The
Duke Of Reggie, tNey.l
In Italy, the Ausirisns sre successful
The allied armies ale advancing upon Bohe.
mia; a powerful reinforcemeDt Of Russia,
$50 o00) is advancing through Poi,nd, under
the command of the renowned Cen. Ben.
ngsen.
From a careful perusal Of all the accounts
both French and English, it is e,iden, the
ca:upsign thus far, has been extremely san.
culinary and that the French are in a much
more hazardous and difficult situation than
they were on the expiration of the armis,ce
and that the accession Of Austria and
Sweden to the cause of the sliies has turned
the scale against Bonapsrte
Invasion a. Canada.-There are rumors
that General Hampton has commenced his
march for Canada. and lha, Gen. Wilkinson
has done the same-whether true or no, we
are unable TO decide this however is Ger.
tain. that nothing of consequence hes been
effected by the invading army, not wi,hslsn
ding Perry's victory.
Cdpiwe Of RrOcte,'s A,my-The British
official account Of this event has been pub
lished in Montreal. This pg,e,tni army con
sisted Of a small de,ac hment OF Royal Ar,il
lery. and troop of Provincial Dragons and
The remains of the Ais. regiment. in oil
about 450--this little band. worn down with
fatigue, not having. it is stated, received
any provisions the preceding day, yielded TO
Gen. Harrison's army, 4 or 5000 strong.
This splendid victory, Which, IL the eyes OF
our war.hawks, eclipses all the late battles
on The Con inen,, has been celebrated
by Illumination in Philadelphis aud New
York This is vapou,ing and stretching the
monkeys tale with witness.
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The american EnUoys.-There is a
report that Messrs Bayard and Gailatin
are about TO leave 81. fetersburg-there
being no person in tina. place in an Of
fetal capacity to treat with /. 1t has been
repeatedly stated that this pretended
Russian Mediation of Mr.. Madison S,
was never proposed or author lied by