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Arrival Il the Steamer Europa.
SEVEN DAYS r.ATER FROM EURofE,

Progress II he War Dizziness ID Brsdlsises
-Ft1rther adrance IL Colon. Dc
ST. JoHs, n. B., July a5-lf.n.
The royal mail steamship Europa arrived &
Halifax last evening, bringing la3 Hassengen.-
She brings dates from Liverpool Y The lish Of
J,ly. and rom London 10 the 18th.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The cholera Is steadily on the increase ii Lon
aab Last week there we're l52 deaths in Loo
dnh. and n! Liverpool 2Ul. The epidemic has
h,3ken oot in !. very fatal form 10 Southampton
ri sfen,s 10 inlcst the entire southern eoass
The crops throughout England and lrelana were
very promising. The potato disease has appear.
cd IN but a limited number Of placef.
IRELAND.
TheIrish papers contain most distressing ac-
coanis III the iLtense susrings Of he people, par
ticnlarly IN The soalhwes,eFndistricss. TheFofk
houses are filled to repetition, and thousands ap-
pear entirely destitute o. meatls to Weep sosl and
boay together.
81 Monday O'Brian, Meagher, McMannis and
Donohue, were embarked on boardIih schooner
swift. Which sailed Immediately fRF Van 1icm-
anis Lnl. Previous to thelr departure they Placed
n the hsnls or mutual friends an address,
i Of which the Londoa Times says,is must he id.
United lis toner's OF an unobjeclionabe character
-hav. even more moderate than could be expect
ed from men, The whole tenor Of whose pFesious
conduct forced the superstition that they were act.
ina mol as lhe free agents, but as The victims Of
some unknown species Of downright lunaeys
FRANCE. is;
The elections 10 hl IS vacaucies in the Assem-.
| blv aregoing forward quietly, and the results IA.
| yof the moderate candidates. In The Provinces,
/ lamartine and some Of the socialists have secur-
| ed their election.
On Thursday there was rnmorIi in Paris Of q
diference In the Cabinet on affairs in Rome and
il u said that Barrett and Duatpre will relife.-S
L A doubt is expressed whether England, a pre-
I sieusIy reported, Reconstructed with France %
| the subject Of Rome.
u !, The Monitor contains despatch from Gen.
i 0ddinot (Which gives an elaborate description Of
| tha final assault made upon Rome On The 2pth Of
| June The Romans fought desperately, leaving
H 40b dead, with 10 prisoners, in the hands of
| French, including 10 officers, Of all ranks none
/ Of which are described aslnreigners. The French
I al nit only 0 killed aud le9 wounded.
| In consequence Of tha-surrender of Rome the
! orders received at Tpvlon, for embarking rein-
1 lforcemeuls Of all kinds has been cohntermtnded.
ant steamers already at'sea with troops have been
/ recalled,
4 The Assembly in its last sitting unanirpousy
Evoied the constitution ofthe Republic and Prder-
edit 10 he deposited in The capitol with the ex.
i pressio1Iof the unanimous wish of the Roman
H people The constitution is, BY vote Of the as
senbly, llto be engraven on marbleE They also
\ ordered funeral services 10 be celebrated 10 81.
Il Stevens church for those who had lalensin do!
i fence of.the Republic.
4 The entrance of the French troops en- srnasse
lntb Rolie did not lake place until tue 7h 81 July.
4 Cd tile BIB proclamation from the Rom4n Maj
/ Iiohal Assembly announced The euifancesof the
/ French and recommended abstinence fran all
Vengeance as useless and unworthy The dignity
/ OF Roman citizens. BIZ III
L General Oudlnot and ffwas diegnsted By
tho NaiibnaI Guard on bis entrance into tie city,
they not raising paying linn The mi liiary salniq
| To Bhis rahk.. The French soldiers had 70 pull
1 down ths barricades themselves, in the Absence
OF Roman laborers, and at dark thetroops wers
Icoasigned to their quarters
tiarabh!di succeeded in escaping from Rome
with 10000 men, and was loudly clteered as be
passed out ofthe city. He had goneIin the direc-
ton of GarsimA, and il is probable would give
trouble 10 any detachments Of Nearolians or
iSpaniards he might meet with. His reported in3
/ tention IA 10 Invade The Kingdom ofNapIes- Al
detacament OF the French army was sent,in pur1
sui Of lstn on the 4th.
The Qdrsiere Mercantile, of Gcno4, Of the 9Th.
states thhA government had been established az
Rome, Consisting Of one Roman and two frenchv
men. ~ III
The Paris correspondent OF The I.ondou Times
i.ssys: 4 have good reason 10 believe thai the
Roman government are satisfied with thesast ae-
i counts tliey have received from Gaeta, which
4 wodldkHpw that the Frcneh minister llicre has
concluded arrangements mol only with tile Pope,
butwth The Austrian minister, 10 The effect that
the PopeIis 10 return 10 Rome. That the French
Is ID evacuate tile city, leaving only garrison OF
500lmenS and that the Austrian troops shall
1 evacuale Bologna and Ancona, leaving only q
/ small garrison id the forts Owing d this ar.
/ rangelpept The army Of lhe Alps was dissolved.
If, VENICE.
i Venice still holds out against the A1strians
and conf nhes toImake a vigorous resistance -
The city carries on its principal defdnce from
small forts, about 900 yards from tie first Lou-
sesof Venice, One is situated on the small island
or SAniLeronde, and the other on tile Railroad
bridge. The Austrian shells donot reach further
than 400 yards within The city.
4 lt DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS.
The Danes have gained a great victory over
the Ho'steinets, lin North Jptland WHO The Dan
ish commander announces 10 the Minister OF Co.
penbagen in the following dispatch.
The conlfnandant at Fredonia has derhanded
transport ofyessels COR upwards Of SOC prisoners,
30 Of whom are officers. ] expect HEY will ar
rive al Copenhagen tomorrow morning. Tho
enemy is totally defeated, and our yictofiout ar
my s. pursuing them. AlEthe enemy'% Iattetiug
guns are taken, and several pieces ofIAsld aFtil-
| lerg.
i LIE lanes are SAID 10 nave re-taken 9Aoi0pg.
III AUSTRIA AND HJNGARF. HI
The Hungarians continue 10 carry On the IN.
equal struggle with indumitable epergF.s
/ Advices from Vienna to the 7th state that tbe
i reported victory Of the Ban Jeallachieh at ST.
Thomas, proved ID be altogether unlpunded-;
The Ban i still in the back country, ahiIbas had
but one nnimpoFtant engagement with the
Magyars. IL
The impartial troops, on the right bank Of he
Dansbe, after leaving The Raab, i0llowkd the re-
treating lIangariahs and appeared to have OBJ
taiIed scme advantage at Acs, where, Iillis said,
500 Hungarians we're captured. The Austrian
headquarters were then removed TO Barbalona.
1 where the Emperofwas. The IInngaFians APP
4 pearedt TO have retired to an enirenched camp.
Works were thrown up from the right bank OF
| theDAhube to Conorn, frem which point the
II II Fngafisns unanswered with 20 slnkdrons
horse, ana Kept up fire with fifty guns fdr eight
hours butt their infantry remained ID tIfr en-
i trenchl1enis. One field battery lvHntured beyond
1 tie projection oflhe gnns and were captutedby
q regiment If Austrian Light Horse, mot AoEeyeE.
until tie greater number Of the men Hsie cut
! down al the guns.
The Russian corps having entered Transylya-
mia, has succeeded, after anpbsiinate Resistance,
| 10 taking Tcrnases Pass, which was ltrobgiy Tor.
tilted The Russian troops forced their way,
throughlwith the bayonet and entered Cronstadt
the same day the Goth Of June Eleven canpcn
and siandars were the irophiesof this day.
The Eossacs succeeded ia capturing Gen Kie.
who was wounded, and had been handed over 10,
the Ausirians. Other accounts state thai The
Russian army had entered Bestric.
The Hungarians have captured Raab, aiter 4
sharp resistance from the AHstfians
"A letter from Vienna 10 BEussells paper, slziea
that The lIuagarians have resaken SzigeiinI aud
chat The Diet was 70 be opened on the lst
Intelligence had been received By q Belgian