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BY Telegraph for the PitrsburE Gazette.
FURTHER PARTICULARS BY THE
CAMBRIA.

There has been no further debate in Parlia.
menl on Canadian affairs.
Lord Clarendon had returned 10 Dublin, with
no news Of any intention to pardon the STATE
prisoners, under sentence Of death.
IRELAND.
The most intense misery prevails in Ireland.
10 one district, corpse washed ashore, was ca.
gerly deyOursd by the Starving inhabitants.
ENGLAND.
The cholera has broken out in London, and
prevails to al alarming extent in many paris Of
the country.
At the latest dates the French army had not
entered Rome. The troops show evident signs
of sympathy with the Romans.
The attempted negotiations by the French
Ambassador with the Romans, had failed, the
Romans having refused TO admit the French Ell.
Iher as enemies or friends.
Gen. Oudinot's army was still exposed to Ma
laIa, and his troops we're becoming more and
more disafecIed.
FRANCE.
The old French Assembly dissolved on the
26lh, and the New Assembly convened on the
28lh.
On the meeting Of the Assembly, scene Of
terrible confusion prevailed, which drew cut an
impulalion by the President, that the Assembly
was in danger Of invasion by the mob, in con.
sequence Of the inlrigues Of Ledru Rollin.
This sentiment was strongly resented. -Four
Secretaries Immediately resigned, and number
Of members were aboutto quiz the Chamber
The explosion, however, was prevented by the
President apologzing, and reracting the ofen-
ding remarks.
The ultra radicals have 2IO to 240 members.
The motion for general amnesty, which orgi-
mated in the old Assembly, was lost by MAORI.
ty of five votes.
A vote Of thanks 10 the French army had
been passed by The Chamber.
In Algeria, the Duke d'Aumale had been E.
lected 10 the Assembly, but being under sem
tence of exile, he cannot be allowed 10 take his
seat.
The Neapolitans had Withdrawn from Rune.
The Austrans are also inactive in Ilaly.
The Danish war still continues, without any
prospect of peace. The town of Fredonia had
been taken by the Prussians. A division of the
Russian fleet has appeared in DANISH water.
GERMANY.
The news from this quarter is of but little in
teresI. The commolion continues to prevail.
HUNGARY.
From Hungary there is nothing decisive
Vast armies of the Ausirians and Russians con.
tinue to pass into the country, and the Hunga-
rans were retiring into the Businesses. where
their chances Of success would be much better.
The city Of Buda is in their hands, and it is said
they treacherously massacred five or six hun
dred Of its inhabitants.
The Magyars are said to hold Frenne, the
only Hungarian seaport. Ifthis is true, it will
give them great strength.
From other paris of the country there is no
news Of interest.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The latest intelligence from Rome states that
the Constitutional Assembly, having essentially
rejected the proposition Of NJ. Lesseps, had CIV
en- authority 10 the lrumvrate to treatagain, and
that the triumviraIe proposed to the French
PIenPo'enliary the following conditions
lst. That the people shall again be called 10
exercise their sovereignty, by means of univer-
sal suffrage.
cd. That The Austrians, Neapolitans and
Spaniards, shall all Immediately evacuate the
territory and Republic, as universal suffrage
would be mockery under the pressure of for.
eign armies.
Sd. That the French shall move away from
Rome, and the Republic, always generous and
Paterna, will grant them for garrison, a place
oil exemption from lever.
4'h. When they shall meet reception mn
tualIy due TO each other by Republican breth-
ren, they shall remain their friends, and nottheir
projectors; for the democracy of Rome will
constitute itself withou! foreign interference.
1t was also understood that deputation from
Gaeta, with proposals to the Pope to return, un-
der very limited temporal rule, and with total
exclusion of Cardinals iron: all political power.
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