The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-14
FORETCN NEWS.
AhnivAL oF TilE cAMBnTA.

TslsyraAsd is ls crssssni. Bssiia, Bee and Delis. Baainlers. Aug. s.--Ihs steamer Cambria ar rived st Haliax yesterday. aud the express reached , Ss. Johas ut o'clock ia the evening The news was received sl Baltimore by I2 o'clock at night.
 7hs Msrkets<-- The business operations are large, at impTovedpress produce is well supported and a healthy feeling prevails. coison continues to ad- vance Tue consumption Is greater than was ever befcse known. Splaaera have advanced half penny on lhsiF goods, owing to the advance on The raw material.
 EnoEaaa Parliament Is to be pForogned on the 9th of August Lord Bsougham. having previously j aunoaneed motion relative 10 the French expsd- ton in Italy, laid on the table of The House of peeFs resolution embracing a vide range of suh- iects and inplyiag direct censlre on the foreign policy of the Government The cholera Is raging badly In Ioadon; there were 239 deaths during the last week It s also raging all along the southern coast of Engiand; the mortality Is very grsat.- 2 The diseass is raptlly increasing in Liverpool. 6 Irstaad--Ireland is exempt from cholera. There has been serloas collision between the 0rasgemen aud Catholics, near Castle nilism. About hay were killed and wounded both sides, most Of them being Catholics: 38 Oraugemeu were taken psfs0aafs he potato dtsr4se aas slightly apYeaf d; Reherally, however, the crops safe.
 FTAce ~ The Asser1biy has recommended pro- TO yztion from the 18th og August 10 the 18th ut October. The fsuefaksfs are stitl troublesome. Toe Prince of Rahino, ex- President Of the Constituent Assembly, lat@ly arrived si Orleans Some say tbat he came by order Of the French government; others that he lent money to his cofsin, Louis Ma poesn. for eiectioneering purposes and ttiat he caine 10 FIanca m order 10 demsnd n. It is bees. ed that he wiIi not be Imprisoned, but that he will be forced 10 etnhak for England or America. The elections 10 6li ihifty-hye vacancies res1ed more fayorably to the government than was anticipated. Tae question ot the Consulate for te--as also ihe cIaims of Henry the Fun and Of the Count e Paris lis openly discussed. In the legislative as- sefabiyit is generally believed that the MAistty would be dissolved very soon. Farther lnvestIgs- ton into Inc affairs Of the l3ia June has resulted in the discovery Of important correspondence. Sey- eral other arrests have been m sde.
 Rome. -4'fhe Pope has addressed an autograph letierte Gen. Ohiinot receiving ihe keys of Rotae, and congraiuIaiiDg Ogdinp on hs triumph and on the restoration ot order in Rome. The Roman troops which, it supposed, wonId act with the a French. refused t0 do and eii the city. Not more than l0J0 men remained. The Impression is that the Pope will nav reipTn 10 Rome. though the troops have refused adhesion 10 hIs cause. Gari- bald has escaped, according io sone, 10 the moun- iains Of AbruZx, white the accounts state that he is on the NeapolitaA frontier with 200oo men.
 psnics.--The recent expedition against Venice has heeu given up, owing 10 ihe prevalence oi sick ness among the Austrian troops.
 Isagdry --The Turkish Ambassador at Paris received dispatch by eourer announcing great victory of the Polish General Brem over the Aus trans Adyices from Vienna say that Bleda ard Pesih have surrendered to ile Russian forces witt- oat resistance. There is the report of sharp con fici before Conorn, between the Hlngarial.s and tue combined army of Austrans and Russians, and its said tl,athe latter gained the victory. Another account, however, says that the victory of the Hun gsrians was complete.
 C'oPs.-The crops are generally encouraging.