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The following additional particulars by the
America were not ielegraphed on last night on
account Of the wires being out Of order in all
directions, owing to the storm.
FRANCE.
The French Government has determined on
an armed intervention in the affairs of Rome;
and force of $4,000 men 10 be forthwith sent
to the assistance of the Pope. The army is 10
be commanded by Lenoil D'Audinot.
The President of the Council says that care
will be taken to secure free and liberal Govern
ment to the Roman people.
Rumors were in circulation in Paris, on the
9th ult., Of a change 10 the Ministry. Gen.
Lamanyere is spoken of as Minister of War;
and General Bedeau as Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs.
The cholera is largely on the increase in Par
is, and many persons Of opulence have become
its victims. Up to The 10Th there had been 1863
cases, Of which 1929 have proved fatal.
The closing prices Of the per cents were SO
francs l5 cenIimes.
GERMANY.
Germany is still in a state Of great confusion.
The Russian Government is said to have attain
ed the assent of few of the small SlaIes such as
Hesse Cassel, Brunswick and Weimer, 10 the
assumption of The Imperial dignity by the King
But these form only small part Of The State OF
Germany. Austria is of course opposed to the
plan that would transfer the Imperial dignity
from The house Of Hapsburgh TO that Of Brandt
enburgh and Bavaria. The third State Of Ger.
many for population and influence is scarcely
less SO. Both France and Russia are thorough
ly opposed 10 the change. All these difficulties
may, perhaps be got over, if the small States OF
Germany were in laver Of the union with Prus.
sia-bul this is not the fact. Hanover, whose
agent is necessary and essential TO the carrying
out of the scheme, is not likely to give it, and
Saxony has too strong sense of what interests
it has in the way Of reconsttuting the German
Empire on the basis proposed at Frankfort
and even if they bonld be overcome, it is doubt.
-lul if she would assent. d.,
.... . . ITALY.
Italy is still ia indescrbable confusion.
The republicans have been put down in Ge.
noa after having been in command of that beau
tilul place for nine days.
In Tuscany there had been general rising in
favor oc the Grand Duke, and ahe man who was
recently dictator is now in prison. The land
ing Of the French at Cerila Vecchia, will doubt
less put an end TO the Roman republic, and be
| followed by the restoration of the Pope.
Vienna is besieged by the. Auslrians, both by
sea and by land, and it must surrender on the
| 9th. .rs l u
The Danish Minister Of War published the
following order Of the day: "Kngs and sover.
eigns are daily sending troops into the duchies
10 resist the efforts Of herebels against their e
climate soyereigns. The combals which daily
take place against superior forces, produce only
an efiusion of blood without any decisive result
The army has, in consequence, received orders
TO quit the Sunderwent, aud return to the island
Of Atsem, TO await there when it will be possi-
bic TO attack the enemy man to man.
The Danish entertainments next TO Dupel
had been attacked and carried by the Saxon &
Bavaran troops. The loss of the Germans in
this engagement is estimated at from 15O to 200
men. -,,,. - - - - = 2
Several additional captures have been made
by the Danish vessels, and it is stated that the
German emgrant ships will not be exempted
Jenny Lind was married, at Bath, 10 Mr..
Harris and has retired from the stage,