The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-28

inc royal mali steamship Europa, arrived a
Halifax last evening, with f2s passengers, bring
ing dates from Liverpool 10 the l4lh.
] The weather has been excessively hot in Lon
don and Liverpool. The cholera 10 steadily on Ii,
increase al London. Last week there were Is.
deaths there, ard in Liverpool there were DOL
Inc epidemic has broken out in a very fatal form
In southampton, and seems 10 infest the entire
Southern coast.
The crops throughout England and Ireland are
very promising. The polsioe disease has appear
ed in a number of places in Ireland. The Irish
papers contain most distres sing accounts ogths
intense suffering among The poorer classes, par.
iicularly in the South Western districts. The
work houses are filled 10 repetition, and thousands
oil persons appear actually without means TO keep
life and soul together.
On Monday, O'Brien, Mesgher, NcNemus, and
oDonohae, were embarked on board The schoon-
er S1Jt. which sailed Immediately for Van Die.
mans land. Previous to their departure, they
placed In the hands Of mutual friends an address
TO their counurymen, OF which the London Times
says:
at must be admitted that Its tone is unobiection.
able, nay, even mere moderate than could be ex-
Peeted from men, tae whole tenor OF whose pre-
vlous conduct favored the superstition that they
were acting not as free sgenls, but as the victims
oisome unknown species Of downright lunscy.''
France.
The elections 10 fill IS vacancies are going for
ward quietly, and the results favor the moderate
candidates. In Paris, the Ministerial candidates
were all returned. Ia the provinces, Lamartine
and few others, Socialists, have secured lhsi,
election. On Thursdsy there was a rnmor in Par
is OF difference ia the Cabinet about affairs st
Rome IL is said that Bauotl and Dafour will re.
tire. doubt was expressed whether England had
previously, as reported, demonstrated with France
on the subject of affairs at Rome. Mr. DELAYS
has been despatched an Ambassador extraordinary
10 the Coun of St James, with much apparent
hated, with The object, a. has been conjectured,
to neutrslre Lord Pslmerslon's decided or sppre-
hended Intervention favor OF the Romans. Ia
regard to the subjects he London Sun says:
"rhe Marquis of Normandy has presented note
to the French Government, from Lord Palmers-
ton, demanding explicit explanations as TO the in
long i Is Intended that the French army shall oc-
cuPy Roman ierIitory-whether il is resolved 10
support the Pope Plus. &c.
The Legitamist and Jesuit Journals are setting
upa cry for The absolute unconditional restoration
Of the Pope. but a correspondent Of the London
Times says: Ono such folly is intended by the
French Government
Several committees from the Legislative Assem-
bly, suggests the propagation of Parliament from
the 18th Of August to the LIST of October, without
deuiment TO the public business. commission
was appointed forthwith, TO consider the PROPOSE
ton. The difficulties which continue to beset the
French Government, particularly in regard TO the
Italian question, occasion funds 10 hnctuate
greatly.
The Paris MORiieur contains q dispatch fIom
Oudinott giving an elaborate description of the
final assault made on the 18th Of June. on the city
OF Rome. The Romans fought desperately, leav-
ing 400 killed; I25 were taken prisoners. The
French admit only killed and ITO taken prison
ers. Ia consequence of the surrender OF Rome,
the orders received at Toulon for the embark alton
of a reinforcement we've countermanded, and the
steamer already at sea will be called back.
Ledru Rollins movements are at length traced.
He was until recently secreted in Paris. He
reached London on Wednesday from Belgium, in
present accounts Of cholera are favorable. The
deaths have decreased 10 thirty per day. The To-
tai number of deaths in Paris and suburbs since
the commencement of cholera has heen more than
twenty thousand.
The Roman Assembly, al its last sitting, adopt
ed a constitution, ordering J, to be deposited in
the capitol, as the expression of the unanimous
l. a A.. n. =
Bile. Funeral services have also been ordered for
those who Tell defending the Republic. The full
entrance of the French army into the city occur
red on the evening of the 81. The Assembly is
sued an announcement Of their arrival, and recon-
mended the people 10 abstain from revenge as use
less and unworthy the dignity of republicans
GarsbaldI succeeded in escaping from Rome with
ed through the city. II is probable he would fall
in with detachment Of the force of the Neapoli-
tans or Spaniards, TO whom he might give trouble.
His intention is said to be to invade the kingdom
of Naples. The FIRST division Of the French eIpe-
dition set out in pursuit Of him. The Roman gov
eminent Is composed OF three individuals, two
French and one Roman. At the latest accounts,
the Roman Municipality proclaimed that no con-
yention had been made with the French. The
Pontihcal Arms had been raised, and the lr-color-
ed flag removed.
Venice holds out against The Austrians, and is
making a vigorous resistance. They labor under
great inconveniences in obtaining proper articles
Of nourishment
1t is said that Palmerston had sent dispatch to
The Sandman government, expressing the wish
that Sardinia would not negotiate peace with Aus
ria, England wishing TO save Italy from the pres
ent abyss threatening her.
Desmark and the Duehiss.
signal victory has been gained by the Danes
'ver the Holsteins at North Rutland. II was an
bounced TO the Minister at Copenhagen in the fol-
owing telegraphic dispatch from the commander
Of the Danish squadron /" The commandant nj
Fredonia demanded transport vessels for upwards
'i eight bundled prisoners, thirty Of whom were
officers. Expect they will arrive at Copenhagen
tomorrow. Enemy totally defeated. Our victo-
ious army are pursuing the enemy. Their batter.
ing guns have been tsken.'' IL is said the Danes
have taken Kolorn. The Hungarians continue to
carry on the unequal struggle with indomtabe
energy and courage. Advices from vienna of the
7th, have been received. The statements of VIC
tory won by the Ban Of Jellschch prove altogether
The Imperial troops on the right banl
Of the Danube, after leaving Raab, followed the
Hungarians and appear to have obtained
some advantage at Acs, where il 10 said Eve hun
dred Hungarisns were made prisoners. The Aus
TITAN head quarters had been removed to Babylona
where the Emperor was. The Hunxarians have
retired to Camp Works. The head of the brigade
was thrown from the right bank Of the Danube 10
Comora, from which point Manacubert, with twen-