The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the America-7 days Later

he America, from Liverpool, September Is,
arrived at Halifax at IL O'clock, on Tuesday
morning. The Captain W rs sick on board She
was to sail at P. P. tor Boston.
The news from Hungary is without interest.
Iomorn and Peterde vain have not yet surren-
dered All the Northern states of Germany, ex-
cept Oldenburg have acceded to the ALI ,nce pro,
posed by Prussia, Saxony and Hanover. No
news Of Kossuth. Every thing is quiet at Ven.
ice. There Is nothing certain or important from
Geta, except that the Cardihal Trium, irate re-
fused to pay the dividends on the public debt due
IN June. Nothing new from Rome. A small
revolution took place in Catalonia, which amoun
ted 10 nothing.
ENGLAND.
Mr.. A. H. II. Berkeley of the English dele.
CATION at Washington is transferred to Lisbon
The Prince of Wales has heen created Earl Of
Dublin. Among the distinguished deaths are
Conlon, the French Dancer and the Bishop OF
Norwich Robert Palmer cotton agent OF Not.
tnsham, has eloped to this country with one OF
MS fioes, Kitchen maid, and property In mer.
chandise and Cash to a large amount
A letter from Genoa announces the arrival of
the celebrated Garbaldi, in that city, in fishing
BOAT, accompanied by single volunteer at Fort
Yenero ON the 9th inst, thence he proceeded to
Chlavarl through Spezzia, where he was recog-
hised by the people, and considerable crowd
assembled to greet him. The military attendant
requested him not TO create any disturbance, but
to remain at Chiavari, until he should demand
instructions from his COVE nment. A Captain Of
zen d Armes w0s sent from the capital 10 escort
Gdribaldi 10 Genoa, where he is TO remain until
ne can tlnd an opportunity of quitting Italy.
Market for English securities has been steady,
but at the time little business has been
done. Weather cooler. Harvest crops almost
all got IN Potato yield large, and enough will
be saved to offset the diseased quantity Chole-
ra spreading, Deaths by cholera in London on
the llth, AIS; on the l2th, S6I.
FRANCE
letter from Louis Napoleon to his friend
Ney has been Published in the Moniteur. and
virtually acknowledged by the cabinet 1t
makes some talk in political circles, and the fol
lowing is an extract:-The French republic has
not sent an army to Rome to put down Italian
liberty, but on the contrary'to regulate 1t by pre-
serving il against its own excesses and 10 give it
solid basis by repl cling fthe Ponttcal Throne,
the Prince who, the first, had boldly taken the
lead in all useful reforms. learn with pain that
the benevolent intention OF the holy Father as
we'll as our own action, remain sterile in the
presence of host lie pissions and Influences The
desire OF certain persons appears 10 be toward
prescription and tyranny. AS 10 the basis OF the
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is not to permit that under the shadow of the tri-
colored flag, any act be committed which can
lower the character OF our Intervention. thus
sum up the restoration OF The Pope's temporal
power-a general amnesty-the Seculariz4 4tion
of the administration the Code Napoleon, and
liberal Government
A Cabinet Council was held at Paris on the lIth
and Gen. Random attended by order aud being
called into the room where the ministers vera
sitting, was officially Informed that he was ap.
pointed to the command of the army of Italy
He then received his instructions, which amount.
ed TO this, that should the Pope not come TO Rome
he is to carry out with vgor the line OF conduct
prescribed in the Presidents letter. Gen. Ran.
don departed the same night for his ne W CON.
mand. He is cavalry ,tficer and has been
general Of division only ls47. His rise has
been unusually rapid. STEMS friend OF General
Cavaignac and Col He
Italy. The Moniteur announces that the
Mincio of the Apostolic See has presented TO
the President of the Republic the reply OF the
Pope to the letter accredting NJ. d. CorceIIe ss
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotent
ary on temporary mission to the Pope, during
the absehce OF NJ. d. Harcourt
LIE tiers from Rome o the 5th inst mention that
rupture appears more imminent. twas consider
ed probable that the Pope would end by placing
himself under the Austrian flag. IT. was stated at
Gaeta that had the Presidents letter been official
ly published, the cropse dpIomatique would have
thought 1t their duty to protest against it,
1t was also rumored at Gaeta that Russian
would take upon itself the Roman loan.
The health Ct the French troops at Rome was
satisfactory. Letters from Naples If the 4th an
nounces the arrival OF the Pope at Naples at p
nj. OF the ssme day.