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tanned by the Romans, in their different sores. have
oeen terrible, amounting If is said to 1000 killed.
wounded and prisoners.

Deen terrible amounting, is said to 1000 killed
wounded and prisoners.
- NEGorATIoNS
wien NJ de Corcees arrived at the lleat-nl of
inc french army he wrote to the Chancellor of The French
embassy to state that the treaty into which NJ Lessons
mad entered disavowcd by the French Government
and beside this that the treaty could not be valid nas-
much as H. Lesseps has been recalled on the 2gt o Nav
ana had not signed the treaty till the 3st when hc ~
longer mad the power of doing SO.
10 this bubble in Diplomacy, M Mazzini replied in
eter addressed to the Chancellor the French embassy
SAYING, mat the recall of penpoentiay this or that
dae had no bearing on the matter The fact was that
e Woman Assembly had learnt nothing, and never was
e co9nZant OF any official dispatches. Therefore the
question stood thus between the contendng par
u 1 W. &c lesseps was penpoentiary he 31st of
aS before Nothing came to inform us that he was
rot we were therefore treating with him in all good
lat as we were treating with France; and this very
night ofthe 2Sth" ~ ''i'0 -''''-'' 0' '''o
The Roman Government, confines NJ Mozz;ni did
not oppose ths occupation, many Others which tended
10 dlmlllsh the enctente of defence M Lesseps had
urged them not to commence hosttes bv moesfino the
french They (the Romans) had kept back and now
they repented oft On the 3lst May the convention be-
sMeeh t1 ne koman Government and NJ Lesseps was
seheu o9t General Oudno refused to add his name and
a despatch shortly after from the General saving
tla Ile french Goyernmen had infomedhm by letters
oeo le @oth and 18th, that M Lesseps had been re-
29thMay. 'N'0f' ''' 0'D1''''i' u 'iie
On that very day he LIST OF June) NJ Lesseps had said
9I ne leilaed nfn TO his arrangement concluded
els way ana mat ne was starting get ratified That
very day also saw Gen Oudinot declare that hostiles
would commence and on the Sunday following an attack
took place the consequence of which was the occupation
OF the Villa Pami and the loss of two companies cut off
And leaving apart these considerations what had the
dispatches mentioned ne by de Corcees and Gen Oud
not to do IN the matter The Roman Government had
not seen them The facts place in iuxtaposhon were
the words of General Oudino and those OF NJ Lessons
ana the Roman Assembly had conceived better TO ruso
inc penpoentary than to the General Europe in exam
ming the question on both sides will be led to say that the
French Government intend to deceive ouer the Roman
Government, and that Gen. Oudinot had dishonesty
taken advantage ofhe good faith of the Romans to a.
tack them unprep ared.
The FRENCH DEmooRArs IN LoNDos--M Louis Blanc
and his associates IN exile in London have
the fTench journals, In the OF the Association OF
the Prescribed Democrats OF France" but as in the
shacked state OF the in that country had been
Daily Neaos
The French Government has determined that the 1879
Roles VINO arrived at Marseles on board Austrian YES
IIDINes OF LEDRu RoL1IN- The Euenemenf pub
lshes the following from Berne, dated the slst " Leu
ho.hn accompanied BY Two other persons arrived here
yesterday evening by the diligence from Basic This day
at noon he left by the Berne diligence for Geneva The
report OF his having been circulated nearly 500
the departure Of the diligence but NJ Ledru Rollu wish
ing to escape from public curiosity, had walked on and
only took his seat Ii the carnage at the Morat gate He
had, Notwithstanding, rather numerous assemblage
The vote in the House Of Lords on the Jewish Disabi
les Bill, was as follows
Content 70; non-content 95 majority against the second
reading Is. The bill s consequently, lost.
~, UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN THE MEpIrERRANEAN
The Allegheny, United States steam tigate Captain Hun
ter arrived from Tuns and off 1rpo the 3lst May
after landing at the last mentioned port, the newly ap-
pointed American consul and on the 18th inst, left ior
Gibraltar and the United States AT Civita Veccha the
steam trgate Princeton, Commander Eagle. At Spezzi:
the Constitution rigate, Captain Gwynne (actng Com
modore) At Palermo: the jamestown corvette, COM
mander Mercer.
IRELAND.
Royal Vfslr TO IRELAND.--The Queen proposes to
embark in the royal yacht, to touch first the Cove OF
Cork and to proceed thence along the Irish Channel
Dublin where she will remain for few days the guest of
his Exeeency Lord Clarendon. Upon leaving Dublin the
royal squadron will proceed northwards along the Irish
coast to Belfast and thence Scotland Although
the precise period OF her Maesys visit yet be fixed
will probably take place as early in August the
mnation OF the session of Parliament will permit
Pores CONTRIBUTION THE STARVING IRIsH.-The
Pope has Dr. MHae 10000 francs towards the relief
of the starving people Of the West The post which con-
yeyed this respectable sum-upwards of fs0o-was met
by another bound for Gaea with f345 contributed by the
people of the diocese OF Tuam the exchequer Of his
Holiness
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The from Hungary is rather indecisive It ap-
pears to be certain that Gen Georgey engaged and got
the better Of 900 Austrans under Wohgem uth on the
river Waag but strong Russian reiniorcements coming
up, Georgey had to retire after fierce battle OF three
days. He made stand at Guta from which the Imperial
lists could not dsodge him. The loss on either side was
about 5000 killed
1t is generally believed that General Georgey after his
across the Waag fell back upon Comorn and that
his ead-qlarters are at present at Congo or Raab
The entry OF the Russians into TRANSPLANT is confirmed
by TIE Ayraner Zeituny, in which is stated that
Funtkchen occupied by the lmperiasts on the 18th
INST and that the inhabitants treated with extreme
severity
Our correspondent informs that the misunderstanding
between the Prussan and Austrian Governments is daiy
OH theincrease.
Gen. Guyon, an Irshman OF distinguished bravery, is
made Governor OF the all important fortress of Comorn
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKETS.
JUNE 26. Flour meeting good inquiry improved far
Their again to-day, prime brands Of States and Canadian
commanding Is per hbl and home made, as well as Irish
!sper sack above last Tuesdays quotations Having an
increased demand for Indian corn the transactions therein
to-day were at the annexed curency several
floating cargoes also exchanged hands, and Of present
arrivals few parcels remain unsod.
QUoTATIoNs.-U S. red wheat Is 6da6s lid; do white
Is 6da7s I'd u S. flour OBS 9da25s do 25a26s; Indian corn
34a35s cd; do meal l6al6s Cd.
JUNE %. AT our Corn Exchange this morning there
fair demand for wheat and flour at the full prices OF
last Tuesday AT reduction Of cd to Cd per or fair
quantity OF yellow Indian corn found buyers for Ireland
but white being still scarce fully sustained late rates. ton
prlce otyelow Indian corn 35s, and white 36s per 4s0
LIvERPOOL COTTON MARKET June ILL
The advices per Niagara, received on Monday inhuen-
ced general demand, which on Tuesday and Wednes-
DAY was brskly maintained the sales each day being H.
ooo bales On Thursday the established induced
holders to offer cotton freely and the sales, though
large have since been less extensive than they had prev
ousy been The total sales OF the week "A 100
bales.
To-day there fair attendance oil the trade but none
buy largely the sales are 6OOO bales The better quail
tes of American have been comparatively in limited
guest and they have not materially changed in value The
lower and middle qualities have been taken extensively
both by the trade and speculaon and advance Of
from 3D. to Id per h. generally established on Tues
day and Wednesday, but aince that day has been
fully maintained
The authorised quotation of fair Upland is advanced Id
per LII those OF Orleans and Mobile advanced I'd per
TO- The American descriptions sold were-330 bales Sea
Island Georgia, n load; II $3.50 Upland bowed Sd;
10000 New Orleans, 81, 81 Ct; Is $40 Mobile ST
CoINcIDENcE-How well the following letter Of Mr..
Jefferson to Gideon Granger, dated Sd May, 1901 des
cbes the present ndscgimnate opposition ofmodem De-
mocracyto the Adlninistrstion of Gen. Taylor Nat
hi
"The very first acts Of the Administration the norni-
nationsave accordingly furnished something to geLo on
and all subsequent acts will furnish them fresh matter
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