Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-02
From the Boston Atlas, of Friday.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.


.Successofthe Danes over HOlisteiners
Tile Bomb0rdmepstQf Venice, dc.
The steamer Europa, with l2s pas
I sengers, and news from all parts of Eu-
re pc, arrived at Halifax, last evening, at
few minutes before 8 o'clock and will
be due at her wharf, in Jersey city,at an
early hour on Friday morning. The
Cambria arrived at Liverpool ON Tues
day forenoon.
ENGLAND and IRELAND.
The cholera is steadily on the increase.
Last week there were 1852 deaths in Lon
lon, and in Liverpool POI. The disease
has broken out in very fatal for in South
tmpton, and seems to infect the entire
southern coast.
The growing crops throughout En-
gland and Ireland are represented as Civ
ing good promise Of an unusually album
iant and carly harvest. The potatoe
disease has appeared, but IN very lin
tied number of places in Ireland, and at
present gives no alarm, whilst the wealth
er, both m England and Ireland, is all
that could be desired.
The Irish papers contain most distress
sing accounts of the intense suffering and
misery that prevails in many parts of
that illfated country, particularly in the
southwestern districts. All the work
houses are filled to repletion, and thou>
sands Of persons appear actual without
the means to keep their life and soul to-
gether; and until the crops;are available,
which fortunately, viii from the present
appearances be very early, the distress
will be severe almost beyond example.
On Monday, Messrs. O'Brien, Meagher,
McManus, and O'Donohoe, were embark
ed on board the war schooner Swift, which
Immediately sailed for Van Dieman's
Land.
FRANCE.
The Legitimist and Jesuit journals are
setting up cry for the absolute and un.
conditional restoration of the Pope
But a correspondent Of the Times, on re-
liable information, says that no such fol-
ly is intended by the French Govern
ment.
The Monitor contains despatch from
Gen. Oudinot, which gives an elaborate
and vivid description Of the fipal assault
made on the goth June. The Romans
fought most desperately, leaving 400
dead, and 1875 prisoners in the hands of
the French, including 10 officers of all
ranks, nine of whom are described as
foreigners. The French admit only 9
killed, and ITO wounded.
The movements Of Ledru Rollin have
been at length traced out. He has been
till lately secreted in Paris, and on We'd
nesday reached London in the Ostend
Steamer from Belgium, in company with
Martin Bernard, Etienne Arago, and Ser
geant Boychot. The present accounts
of the cholera are favorable. The deaths
have fallen to fewer than 80 a day, and
are daily decreasing. The total num-
Der of deaths in Paris and the suburbs,
since the breaking out of the disease in
January last, is said to be more than 20,
600.
ITALY--ROME.
The Assembly at its last sitting, unani-
mously voted the constitution of Re-
public. and ordered it to be deposited in
the capitol, as the expression of the Ro-
man people. The constitution is by a
vote Of the Assembly, to be engraved in
marble and placed in the capitol. They
also ordered funeral service to be Gel
ebrated in st. Stephens, for those who
had fallen in defence of the Republic.
The return of the French troops, en-
masse, did not take place till : o'clock of
the evening of the Sd.
A proclamation Of the National AS
sembly, announced the arrival Of Of the
French, and recommended abstinence
from all vengeance, as useless and un-
worthy the dignity of Roman Citizens
Gen. Oudinot and his staff were DISCUS
ted by the conduct of the National
Guards, on his passage, they not rising
or paying him the military salute due to
his rank, and the barbados had to be
pulled down by the French soldiers
themselves, in the absolute dearth of Ro-
man laborers. At dark the troops were
conveyed to their various quarters.
Garabaldi succeeded in escaping from
Rome with 10000 men. He was loud
| ly applauded as he passed through the
! city. He had been seen in the direction
of Terricina, where it is probable he
would fall in with some detached corps
1 of Neapoitans or Spaniards, to whom he
might give trouble. His intention, it is
said, is to invade the kingdom Of Naples.
The first division of the French expedi-
tionary army set out in pursuit of hiR, on
the 4th.
The Coariere Mercantile of Genoa, of
the 7th, states that a Government COM
posed of three individuals, one Roman
and two French, had been established at
Rome. BY the latest accounts, the Ro'
man Municipality had proclaimed that
no convention had been made with the