The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-07
LATER AND INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
 ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ST. JOHNS, July 9, l, P m-The royal mail steam ship Europa, arrived al Halifax last evening" with i23 passengers. bringing dates from Liverpool 10 the llth instant.
 The weather has been excessively hot in London and Liverpool. The cholera IS steadily on the in- al London Last week there were l52 deaths there, and in Liverpool there were 2l0. The epidemic has broken out in very fatal form al Southampton, and seems 10 iniesl the entire south ern coast. The crops throughout England and lre- land are very promising. The potato disease has appeared in a number of places in Ireland. The irish papers contain most distressing accounts of the extreme suffering ainohg the poor classes, paIicu- lady in the southwestern districts. The work hoases are filled 10 repieton, and thousands of per soas appear actually without means 10 keep life and soul together. On Monday, O'Brien, Meagher, McManus and O'Donohae, embarked on board Inc schooner Swift. which sailed immediately for Van Dieinan's Land. Previous to their departure, they placed in the hands of mutual friends. address 10 their eountrymen, of which the London Times says IL must be admitted that its tone is unoajec tionAble, nay, even more moderate than could be expected from men, the whole tenor ot whose previous conduct favored the sapposon that they were acting not as free agents, bat as the victims oi some unkBown species ot downright unacy"
 FRANcE-rhe eectloAs to hli thirty five vacan- cies going forward quietly and the result iavors the moderate candidates. In Paris the ministerial candidates were all returned In the Provinces, Lanartine and few others, Socialists have secured tHttE 0H 1HuIstdf iHSEe Was q Euiuot III Paris oi difference in the CabE,et about affairs at Rome. It was said that BaTott and Duiour will retire. doubt was expressed whether England had previously, reported, remonsraed with France on the subject of affairs at Rome. M. Bel hays has been dispatched as Embassador Extraofdi- nary to the court of St James, in much apparent haste, with the object has been conjecured, to neutraIze Lord Paine ston's decided apprehended intervention in favor ot the Romans. In regaEd To ths subject the London Sua says: "The Marquis of Normandy has presented note to the French government, from Lord Palmerston, demanding explicit explanations as 10 the intentions of France with regard to Rome-how long 1t IS inteLded that the French army shall occupy Roman territory whether II is resolved 10 support the Pope Plus, &c. " The Legtimst and Jesuit Journals setting up cry for the absolute, unconditional restoration of the Pope, but correspondent of the London Times says: " No such folly Is intended by the French governmeni.' .'
 Several committees from the Legislative Assembly suggest the propagation of Parliament from the 18th oi August to the ist of October without detriment to the public business. 4 commission was appointed forthwith, to consider the propostiSs. The difficult ties which continue ;o bese the Freuch govern inehs particularly n regard to the Iaiian question, S'eason funds to tiactuate greatly
 The Parls M0aiteuF contains dispatch from Oudinoi, giving an elaborate description of the final assault made the 29th oi June, Oh the city oi Rome. The Romans fought desperately, leaving 4oo Killed; p were taken prisoners. The French admit enly killed and ll0 taken prisoners In consequence ot the surrender ot Rome, the orders received at Touloa for the embaIkation of a rein ioreement, were counteTmanded, and tle steamer already at sea will be called back.
 Ledru Rollins movements at length traced He was uuiii recently secreted n Paris. He reached London on Wednesday, from Belgium. iu company with Bernard, AIago and Bonhot.
 Tue present accounts of cholera are favorable The deaths have decreased 10 thirty per day. Tue total number ofdeaths in Paris and suburbs since the eoameae ement of the cholera, have been more than twehty thousand.
 IrALY.--Tae Roman Assembly at its lasr sitting adopted constitution, ordesles 10 be deposited Tn tbe capitol, as the expression oi the unanimous wish ot the people. II Is to be engraved on marble Funeral services have also beeh ordered for those who tell defending the republic The full entrance o tbe French army into the city occuned on the 3i. The Assembly issued an announcement ot their arrival, and recommended the people 10 ab- saan from revenge, as 1t was useless and unworthy Tue dignity of republicans. Garabaidi succeeded laeScaP,ng from Rome wlth 10000 men, and was loudly appiaaded as he passed through u.e city. 1t probable he viii fan m with detachment of the sfees ot the Neapoli.aDs or Spanisrds, to whom he might g've trouble. His intention Is said to be to Invade the kingdom of Naples. The first division ol The French expedition Set out in pursuit of him The Roman government IS composed of three indi- lidaais--tso French aud one Roman. At the la- test account the Roman municipality proclaimed 1sst no convention had been made with the French
 The pohhhea arms had been raised, and the tri. Is'ofed flag removed. Venice hold out against the Ara'uIans, and IS making vigorous resistance.- ihey labor under great iaconye niehces in obtain
 as proper articles oi pourishment It is ssiJ thai 4"mefsios hai sent despatch to the Sartibian so'etnment, expressing the wish that Sardinia would hot negotiate peace with Austra--Enu
 .Sna "shns 'o save Italy from the present abyss 'AiszieaIag her.