The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-11
Arrival Of the Steamer Cambria.
Z DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
ST.. JOINS, N. B., Aug. 2.
The steamer Cambria, with one weeks
later intelligence from Europe, arrived a
Halifax this morning at o'clock.
ENGLAND.
The Parliament is to be prorogued on
the 9th of August.
The motion which Lord Brougham pre-.
viously announced his intention ofmakine
in reference to the. French expedition to
Rome, was laid on the Peers table on
Friday. The resolutions embraced a
wide range of subjects, and implied direct
censure on the foreign policy of the gov
ernment ..r
During the last week there were 339
deaths of cholera reported in London,
double the number of the preceding week.
Along the whole of the Southern Coast it
is raging in very malignant form, and
the mortality is very great. At Liverpool
the disease is rapidly increasing
IRELAND.
This country continues generally exempt
from the scourge of the cholera.
On the 9TH Of July very serious COLI
sion took place between party of armed
Orangemen and party of Catholics near
Castle william. The Orange party having
celebrated the day at Tallymore, whilst
passing defle called Dally's Brae, on
their way home found themselves waylay-
ed and all the Passes and surrounding hills
occupied by innumerable Roman Catholics
armed with picks and fire. e-arms, plainly
contemplating a general massacre. The
Pretestants, aided by small police, and
the military stood upon the defence. They
succeeded, after short struggle, in firing
their way through the pass. In the con-
test forty or fifty persons are said to have
been killed and wounded on both sides
much the greater number being Roman
Catholics. Thirty-eight Catholics were ta-
ken prisoners.
On Friday afterwards, two medical GEN
temen drove through the country round
about the scene of the contest, for the pur-
pose of administering relief to those who
were wounded, but were refused amt
tance into every house where they called.
The Cork Examines, alluding to the po.
tatoe crop, says that the disease. has GER
tainly appeared in few fields, but it is
equally certain that the general crop is
safe
FRANCE.
The committee of the Legislative AS
'embly to which the question Of proro,a-
ion was referred, has come to the unani-
nous decision Of recommending that the
Assembly should be prorogued from the
5th of August to the 18th of October.
1t is understood that the agents of the
undismayed by their previous
everses, are still very active in making
'roselytes among the peasantry.
The Nationelle announced that the
'rince of Canaao, son of Lucien Bona
arte, and ex-President of the Romcn
Constituent Assembly, had been arrested
t Orleans, by order Of the Government.
1t is said that, having claims against his
ousin, Louis Napoleon, for money lent in
id of his election, the Prince came to
rance to demand it, the cousin s conduct
gainst Rome having stirred up his anger.
The Prince. however, it is believed will
lot be imprisoned, but forced to embark
ither for England or America.
The election to fill the 35 vacancies in the
legislative Assembly, has turned out much
nore favorable to the Government than
vas anticipated. With one exception, all
f the newly elected members will support
he Government as long as majority ,
olds together.
The questions of Consulate for life
ne Empire-Henry the Fifth, and the
,ourt de Paris-are openly discussed in the
assembly. A change of Ministers is con-
idered an event almost certain to occur !,
,ithin very short time.
The progress of investigating the affairs
f the 18th of June has become active, ow-
lg to some arrests recently made, there 4.
aving been discovery of an important
Jurisprudence. We hear also of revela- j..
ons which would increase the number of |, ,
le accused.
ITALY.
The Pope has addressed an autograph
,tter to General Oudinot on the occasion :
f receiving from him the keys Of the city :
+ Rome. His Holiness congratulates the :
ieneral on the triumph of order in Rome, !
nd expresses hope that Divine Provi- y
ence will remove any difficulties that may
ill exist. -r..
He adds that he has not ceased to direct .
is prayers to Heaven for the General, the :,
ity, and the French nation. This letter =
as dated Gaeta, July 9Th. Cardinal Pi-
oli and the Marques of Cachet had arri-
ed at Rome from Gaeta on the 9th.
Preparations are making at Rome which :.
'ads to the supposition that Plus is expec- =
ID to return to the Querenial, all the y
ounded having been removed from that :,
alace.-The French are doing all they =
an, and distributing money freely to get =
p cry in his favor. but in vain.
The Roman troops which had agreed at =