The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-01
From the Galena Gazette.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA-FOR.
FlGN NEWS
st. JoHNs Julv oR IsAo

FIGN NEWS.
st. JOINS, July 26, ls49.
The Europa arrived at Halifax last eye-
ming with 1913 passengers The crops in
England and ireland are very promising.-
The Potato disease has appeared in MANY
places in Ireland.
q The Irish papers contain the most dis
tressing accounts Of intense sufferiDgs, pnr-
ticnlarly in the southwestern districts. The
Work Houses are filled to repletion, and
thousands are actually without the means
of keeping body and soul together
OBrien, Meagher, McManus and O'Don-
ohue, were embarked on board schooner
Swift, which sailed Immediately for Van
Dleman's Land. Previous to their depar-
tnre, they placed in tie hands uf mutual
friends, an address to their countrymen; of
which the London Times says, it must be
admitted, that its tone is not Objectionable,
and more moderate than could be expected
from men, the whole tenor of whose previ J,
GUS conduct, favored the euppcsition that
they were acting not as free agents, but as
victims of some unknown species Of down
right lunacy.
FRANCE.
Elections to fiji 35 vacancies are going
forward quietly, and the results in favor
of the moderate candidates. In Paris M in
isterlal candidates all returned, in the prov
sinces Lamartne and few Socialist have
secured their election. On Thursday there
was rumor in Paris that difference ex-
listed in the Cabinet, some said that Barrot
and Dufune would retire, and doubts were
expressed whether England had as previ.
ously reported, demonstrated with France
on the subject of Rome.
NJ DePuys has been despatched as en-
bassador extraordinary TO the Court of St.
james, with much apparent haste; the OBJ
lect is as has been coniectured, to neutral
ize Lord Palmcrston's decided or apprehen.
ded Intentions in favor of the Romans. In
reference to this subject, the London Sun
says Lord Palmerston has demanded ON ex-
PLANTATION in regard to the intentions of
Franco towards Rome. How long it is in
tended the French army shall occupy Rome
and the Roman territory? Whether it is re-
solved to support Pope Plus. The Legiti-
mate and Jesuit journals are setting up the
cry for the absolute and unconditional res
toration of his Holiness; but the correspon-
dent Of the Times says, that, no such folly
is intended by the French government.
Several committees OF the Legislative as
sembly suggest a Propagation from the 18th
OF August to the lst of October, without any
detriment to public business. A committee
was appointed forthwith to consider the
proposition, and an Italian question, and the
difficulties attending which. occasjoned great
tuctuation in the funds, The Monteur con-
tains dispatches from Gen. OuGinot, giving
an elaborate description Of the final assault
made on the goth of June. The Romans
fought desperately, leaving 400 killed and
l 10 prisoners French only admit 9
k1I;ed and III wounded.
In consequence Of the surrender Of Rome,
orders received at Toulon for embarking
reiEtorccments, have been countermanded
and the steamers already at sea, will be or
dered back. Ledru Rollins movements are
at length traced. He was, until recently
secreted in Paris. He reached London on
Wednesday, from Belgium, in company
with Bernard. Arrigot and Bouchat.
Present accounts of the cholera in Paris
are favorable. Deaths have decreased to
30 day. The total number of deaths in
Paris and suburbs since the commencement
of the cpl demic have been upwards Of 30
600.
ITALY.
The Roman Assembly, at its last sitting,
adopted Constitution and ordered it to be
deposited in the capitol, as an expression
of the unanimous wish Of The people. 1t is
to be engraved OIL marble.
Funeral services have been ordered for
those who fell defending the Republic.
The full entrance OF the French took
place on the evening of the Sd inst. The
Assembly recommended abstinence from
revenge as unworthy the dignity Of repub
licans. ~
GaIibaldi succeeded in escaping with
slOsOOO men. Heywass loudly cheered by
the populuce as he passed through the city {.
Hissintention is, 70 invade the Kingdom of
Naples. "A division of the French expedi-
ton hadset out in pursuit of him.
The Roman Government is composed of
three individuals-two French and one
Roman. The latest accounts state. that the
Roman municipality had procaimeds that
no convention had been made with The
French. The ponti6cal msERhad been
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