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 BALTIMORE. July The Canada arrived at Haii- fax last Tuesday morning. and at Boston on Wcd- bgoaght ninety-hve passengers. The cotton market, daring the week preceding the Canada's sailing, was steady, firm, and increasing in confidence. Fair Upland was at 49kd., Mobile at A3fd, and Or leans at 5d; Good Ordinary to Mddifng of each of these descriptions being from l-l6d. to higher. The money market cOatnues easy; there had been an arrival of eco, 900 of gold from California In tie Corn market there was moro doing than at last accounts, and with slight improvement in prices. lRdian Corn was quoted al from 35s. to 3es. pei quarter for White; Yellow was ifmer, and was sold at 36s. Western, Canal and Baltimore Flour were at from 25s. 3d. to 2is; Inferior at from 2ls 6d. to 2as. Cd. Philadelphia, at from 23s. 6d to 25s. per bbI Wheat was quoted ct from G. to 7s
 kohE.-uP to tho evening previous to the Cana das sailing no news had been received in Paris of the entry of the French into Rome. Oudlnot, it was thought, would not make general attack be- fore the 7th at which time news of the failure of the Paris conspiracy of the 18th would reach Rome, and probably induce the triumvirate to captulate. tWoHdeFfal reasoning, to be sure.l The Lyons Gazette of the 2Oth states that teegraphlc dispatch from MaEseilles, received as they were going to press, announces the entry of the French into Rome
 IasHrrecfioR at LseRs. The attempt at insurrec- tioR in Paris has been followed by more ior1nita- ble resistance to the laws of Lyons. serious en- gagement took place in the streets between the troops and the mob, and considerable number of lives were lost on both sides. Barricades were thrown np, and they were not taken until battered down by cannon. The fighting commenced on tho morning of tho 18th, and continued until a late hour at night; but telegraphic dispatch dated at Lyons on the afternoon of tho 6th announces that the insurgents had been completely routed. the streets cleared and tho city restored to tranquility There were upwards ef 90 900 troops in the town.
 Dseaf ef fAe .3HstriaRs and RKssiGas bv tke Hus. 9drHas.-The Austrians and Russians have been defeated in great battle fought with the Hunpa- rans The former lost 9, 900 men, the lni,er 5000 The battle lasted sixty hours, and took place on n plain between Raab and WeEtzland.
 sEcosD DISPATCH.
 BALTIMORE, July 6.-Barings' Circular opotas Cotton as steady at the prices I before sent vou American Stocks were heavy; the new loan was al lUS5a. At New York, Cotton was firm; Fair Up land 0 was at from SS to s21i. Tho saIes amounted
 Ar Clay Sick aith CAoiera.--Heury Clay is at Louisville, sick with cholera
 ChoasTs in tAe Cniss.-At Cincinnati there were IJ! deaths The disease is unabated in New York aad Philadelphia.
 Further News by the Canada.
 RoME.-Up to the evening of the 2lst ult.. no Jews had been received in Paris of the entry of the French army into Rome. Oudinot would not make general attack before the 18th or I7th, when the ness o' tne Iaure o the conspiracy of the 18th in France, would reach Naples and probably iaduce the Fnamvifate to eaPitulate. The London Globe of the 22d says: It is generally believed that inc telegraph will announce tomorrow the canitula,ion ot Rome. The Gazette of Lyons of the 20th uIt. says that telegraPhic dispatch from MarseIIss was received as .ney were going to press, announcing
 The news from Hungary ia con,,.1;...4 A. l., Some accounts give the advantage to the Austrians n the south. Two actions happened both termi. nating to the advantage of the imperisIsts The Hungarian General, Peizcei from the of pein W ardne, attacked some Austrian entrenchments. out was uumatety repeHed, though the Austrians admit they suffered severely. Ano,her batIe ,yas fought by Baron Jei!achich, which is said to have been brilliant victory. But .he Austrian accounts are not trustworthy, at least as regards their own loss.
 The London Globe of the 22d has inte;vence lfom tiis 10th of June. giving accounts of a tre- and Russians. The latter forces were comnieteIv deieated and ieft 23,OOO killed on the field. The battle took place on the large piaIn between Raah aod eisseiDuFg, and lasted sixty -four hours The Aagyares' loss Is stated at 5000. The Aus,tiaos were commanded by Heyman, the Russians by Ru. ut'4, anu tle Hungarians by Gregory. The news o' u's oaue IS received by private letters, and
 
 Vienna contains not the most distant allason to it.
 another affair IS mentioned as having taken place al Crima. A brigade was sent by SchHck from oedehourg. and the general in command was taken prisoner, and Uplan and Col Baron Zesoner killed oeehek sent this brigade to cover his right flank WI Wns. marching 10 Raab. 1twas beaten on the 18th ut. some reports represent the whole brigade as desfoyed, and others state that 4000 had deserted ana gone to the Magyares. For three days carts nave poured into Pressburg and the places about witn ,resn forces, and a recruitment throughout all all Austria IS intended
 ieuer ot the 18th ut. from Cracow, published n the bresiaa Gazette, mentions the affair befween the vanguard of the Magyres and Russians within the Gaihcienne frontier. The Russian Colonel Mayden, was killed and 900 Cossacks were cut off and taken prisoners. Another letter dated Cracoy tae 10th altlro. mentions the report of an engage inent at Eng Pass, between the Russian advance guard and General Bem. whose command numbered 5000 men, and were beaten off
 In France, up to the latest moment. all was tran. qnii Ledru Roiiin has not yet been arrested. The cholera has declined in Paris.
 The news from Itaily is to the 18th uit.. up 10 which date the Romans had maintained their posi .'on. The French had used caloiery and threats. oa. the Romans sterniy resisted all advances, and m the most dignhed manner refused yielding to fine summons of a surrender issued by 0udinot on the iita- breach was affected by the French in inc walls, and portion of their troons entered te eifv  ih' report led o the belief that the esruggIe was o,fi put Il appears that the 18th 0adinot issued e''er 10 the Tnumvetes, making last appeal to them, aud endeavoring to throw upon them the result of refusal '- M
 The German States bordering on the Rhine are l ie'. Dat the general insnrree,oa is going oa. The r.'ssans have now advanced, and the struggle has 'A1sn r paee at Mahheion. The resul, is unknown. so,n; aas oeen an arrival a, Liverpool. from Cali dust. ''e'"hS in soiu | ,vssa OpasssraeiAL.-Cotto"-Ths sa market during the conedaa nss 0een steady and firm. and Increasing in s9@haenee. Far 1plands quoted at 45S. Mo6Ie sai Orleans sd Good ordinary to middins of each - .nese descriptions being l-l6 to higher The market continues easy In the corn market eae !. . slight improvement in prices Indian corn s quoeed al SoS36s per quarter for white and yellos 'ne former having been sold at those fgu1ss
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