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| Arrival q the Canada.
! DAYsLATER Prom EuRorE.

fulce of Cotton Common 0nthe M1Fkefs eJcs
rrsIsgppped ~ The iA'isore SUM-
The steamer Canada arrived At Halifax on
Tuesday evening and reached Boston , Is morn
fhe Canada brings sl passengers. SIC s6il+
ed frosn Liverpool "a Tie asa altimos and Gomez
qaenty hassnade her passage inless than twelsp
days.
ii ENGLAND noihi III interest has taken place.
There has beea but little change in the stale 9f
business affairs during the past week. die
In tie German States bordering on the Rhine.
where q general insnrrection i going on, The
Prussisns have now aivanced, and Struggle has
taken place a, Manlehelre. but the Ifsple i nps
known
Up tothe evening ga the 2ls ultimo. 10 news
had been received Ia Paris of the entry Of The
French into Rome General Oudinot wpnld pot
make9a general attack before the 10Th Of i1lh,
when the ews ol ie:failure OF The conspiracy of
the 18th, in France, would reach that place. and
probably induce the Triumvirs TO capiiulate.
The London Globe OF the AID, says that g is
generally believed that the telegraph WI an
nonnce Tomorrow the exploitation 81 Rome. Il
The Gazette, Of Lyons, of the goth, states that
"a telfgraphic despatch from Marseies, received
as they were going to press, announces the entry
Of tie French into Rome
FRANCE. AZ H.
4 The attempted instruction in Paris has been
followed by more formidable resistance to the
laws.
AT Lyons a serious engagement took place in
the streets, between the troops and the mob in
the course Of whicha considerable number OF
lives were lost on both sides.
Harricades were thrown up, which were not
| taken until battered down by cannon. The .6ghtz
ingieommenced on the morning o.. The l5th,Isnd
continued until late hour at night, TeegraPhic
flff.tai
noon of The 18th, announce that the insurgents
had been completely routed The streets cleared.
and the city restored to tranquility. There are
upwards Of fifty thousand troops in and around
Lyons There was no appre hension OF any iur-
ther disturbaaee.
Great excitement existed in different place.,
and il was evident that the conspiracy ef the Red
Republicans Iot Paris extended 10 every town in
France.
IAN attempt was made to get up disturbance
atMarseilles, butHl totally failed One regiment
Iofeafalry put all right without striking n blo@.
| Rumors were current in Paris that the Mihiste-
/ rial managers were about to take places % tho
II Cabinet aud that DufaTe and friends were about
Il I'd retire. 80 III &
Hid was reported that the Abby Pallo,k private.
secretary toSthe Cardinal Anlol arrived all Paris
! from Gaeta fana that he is the bearer of ithpors
| TINT dispatches for the French, Government and
an autograph letter from the Pope to Louis MAJ
1 Polean, expressing his regFetat the bcmbarAment
/ afRone.
I HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA!
4 The news from Hungary and Austria i COM
- Trajectory. Some accounts give the advantage
t 10 the Aus,riahsss In the Sonthtwo actions had
ihkenplace, both terminating ih advantage 10 the
lmperislisis. s8
i The HungariaR General Perezel, from Fortress
/ Warden, attached some Austrian entrenchmeni,
/ butwas ultimately repulsed, though the Austfians
! admit their ewp troops suffered severely The
jother baltefwaS fought by Baron JelIachieh, and
lie asserted TO lave been brilliant victory The
. Austrian accolhls are not Trustworthy, however,
| lat least as reghfds their own losses.
4 III The Londoh Globe of the 22d has intelligence
TO the 9th ofslnne, giving accodnts Of a tremenH
Idous encounter with The llungarians. The AUS
Itrfans aud Russians are said1to have been com
lPleely deieatRil end e % 600 killed on the field
n The battle took place on large plain between
Il Raap and Reae!bnrg and lasted 81 hours!
il The Magyars lost, il is stated, about 5000
lllmens- The Ahstrians were commanded Hy Hay
mar; RuSsiahs BY Rudiger, aid the Hun srians
9IEby Georgy. Although the news Fof This battle
was received by private letters, no public journals
lH The LloSdsIof Vienna, contains not the slight
est alluson ID the BATTLE II a II
H Another affair is mentioned as having taker.
lplace at CzalEpa. A brigade was sent by SchIick
from Gdenbprg under Gen. Wyss, who was IT,
IL ken prisonef! and Coz. Baron Lessner killed. Fl
NH Cen ScllSick sent his brigade 10 cover his
III right. flank Whilst marching to Rhaab. on The
l3fh nit, bel Twas beaten. Some reports repre-
sent the wlp1Ie brigade ID have been DESTROYED
Fothers, that 1900 haddeserled Selleick and gone
tothe Maey4rs, For threeidaysa cart loads cf
women continued y pour into Presburehl and lie
lfplace round about.
tended. II .e.l.7gssI y. e
Letters from GdeDburg stale that Al certain.
count, an IPeralist chamberlain, aud others. IL.
whose possession numbers Of passports OF the ~
bel patty were found, have been arrested. I
3, letter ot the 9th ult., from Cracow in tie.
Bfeslau Gazette mentions the affair between fb,
vanguard 9f the Magyars and Russians within
the Callahan frontiers. rt IA
Another letter dated Cracbw, 18th. REPORTS an
cement At Eng Pass. between tie Russian
advance guard and The Hungariaas, where ihe
iofmer, Puunbering 10000, were beaten III.
AZ eiordalow the Russian Colonel, MapdeIr
Mss kIilea. Two hundred Cossacks were cut
on and taken prisoners. AT
/, The onlylmention or allusion which cal, L.
Cleaned from the Vienna papers, REGARDING lie
+ great battle fought bStween the 18Th and i5fI,
near khaab, is the surmse thatithe ,|elaa, 81 -
brigade of General Wyss, gave rise 10 lfabuIdps
rumors.i Qn the other hand, lheother Authorizes
malntain that the route Of Gen. Wyss il onlyan
II SPA5SNS va LAG OlIleT Ddltle. &e II lP5T
LATEST FROM FRANCE
Upt1 ne latest moment all was tfanonilE :
Ledru Rollln had not as yet6een arrested.
me cholera has rapidly declined IN ri ris2 ds{A
Ibe news from Italy is to the 18th litimo mn
70 which time the Romans had maintained their
position. -'t'eu .iisii -
The French used cajolery and threats. but Me
Romans steadily resisted all advances rd \, :
.nose o.gal9ed manner, refused yielding 10 the
summons ot surrender issued b. Oniinp1 81, w.
llth breach was effected 81 The Ersncb 81,
t1a-Ealls. and position taken T,bsir $3.50
tnen entered the city. This report lea " tbt is.
eitnatlhe struggle was over, but ii appears that
on the ath, Oudinol issued letter HI liz ri,
nmvres, making last appeal % chem. Sndeasor.
ing to throw upon them the respopsibilstv ri tIa
lives lost, and blood spilled, in lie event of Is.
Ilusal- E ! S sff. a : -
THE MARKETS. 80
LIyERPpoL MARKET, June 23 Pie rn,so,.
market during the week has been steadvi I;.,6. f
and increasingly confident. Pair TJ5Is,,,l5 hs. I
been selling at 45d Mobile 4sd Orleans 81 g
Good ordinary 10 middlilg Of each ~ l,hsse. Is.
serip,ions being l-l6 to I'd hiz;srr
bresustnils--la the corn ma lei rke.s ~ IL r
more DONG with asIight inprOEssnent - Ds;res
indlan corn s quoteda as SOS per az "a .hi,s
and yellow e ~ y - 93RAe
Flour Western canal and Baltirsore ,io,,, ~,
90 24s Inferior 91s Sd q a2s: PlIiladsi.I.;S
25s Cd; Ohio 25s per Dbl. Wheat a auo,tA =
a 7sPeFI7C lie. = 1870 =
pr. COOLIDGE AGAIN. IL
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