The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-27
FOREIGN.
10y Msgnstic Telegraph for the baltimore SUM-
ARRIVAL on TnE STEAMER EUaOPA.

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ses. dogs later from E~ebs.
Suffering IN Ireland Transportation Of Irish Patr;o,s
| France and Rome 1EnIranee Sf he French INTO
Duitssss an breadstufs aduanes cotton &C.
The following despatch direct through last even
ing "wednesday from our correspondent at 81 John.
bringing us the news by the steamer Europa in eleven
81. JOHN. N. B.. July ISL pm.
The royal mail steamship Europa arrived at Halifax
last evening, bringing 1913 passengers She brings dates
from Liverpool to the l4th july and from London % the
18TH Your overland express Immediately left. and
rived here this afternoon at p. m.
General InteIligence.
II has been excessively hot In London and Liverpool
The cholera is steadily on the increase in London.
Last week there were 1852 deaths in London and in
Liverpool 20l. The epidemic has broke ont in a very
fatal form in Southampton, and seems to nfest the entire
The crops throughout England and Ireland were very
promising. The potato disease has appeared in but a
limited number OF places.
@ Ireland.
The Irish papers contain most distressing accounts of
the intense suerngs Of the people, particularly in the
southwestern districts The warehouses; are filled 10 re-
peon and thousands appear entirely destitute of means
TO keep soul and body together.
On Monday, O Bnen, Meagher, McNanus and Dono-
hue embarked on board the schooner Swift which
sailed Immediately for Van Demans Land Previous to
their departure, they placed in the hands Of mutual
friends an address, Of which the London Times says, II
must be admitted its tone is OF nn0bjectionabe charac
ter-nay, even more moderate than could be expected
forced the supposton that they acting not the
tree agents, but as the victims OF some unknown species
OF downright lunacy.
The elections to gil IS vacancies in the Assembly are
going forward quietly and the results favor the moderate
candidates In the Provinces Lamane and some OF the
socialists have secured their election.
ence IN the cabinet On affairs Rome and Is said that
Barrot and Duaure will retire. doubt is expressed
whether England previously reported, demonstrated
Monsieur Behuys has been despatched as Ambassador
Extraordinary TO the court Of St. James, with much APP
parent haste, with the object has been conectured to
neutIalze Lord Pamestons dreaded unprecedented in
tervenon in the unconditional restoration Of the Pope
but the correspondent Of the Times says upon reliable
information, that such folly intended by the French
Several committees Of the Assembly have suggested
that that body might be prorogued from the 18th OF Au
gust to the LIST OF October without dement TO the pub
lie business and commission will forthwith take the
proposition into consideration.
The difficulties which continue to bese the French gov
enment particularly in regard to the Italian question:
occasions the funds greatly 70 uctuate al each turn OF
fortune.
The Moniteur contains despatch from Gen. Oudinot
which gives elaborate description OF the final assault
made upon Rome on the goth June The Romans
fought desperately leaving 400 dead with 1919 Prisoners
in the hands Of the French including 10 officers, of all
ranks, none Of which described as foreigners The
French admit only killed and Ito wounded
In consequence of the surrender OF Rome, the orders
received at Touon for embarking reinfocemeats of all
kinds has been counermanded and steamers already at
at sea with troops have been recalled.
The movements OF Ledru Rollin have been at length
traced He has, until recently been secreted in Paris
and Wednesday reached London in the osend steamer
from Belgium in company with Martini Bernard, Eten-
ne, Arago. and Sergent Boichot
The present accounts of the cholera favorable The
deaths have fallen fewer than 80 day, and are daily
dscressinr The total number Of deaths from cholera in
Paris and suburbs the breaking out OF the cholera
in January last, is said to be more than 100000
A council Of revision has confirmed the sentence Of
death pronounced by cout-martia upon Captain Keber
who Immediately applied to the court of cessation.
Rome.
The Assembly its last sitting unanimously voted the
constitution of the republic, and ordered 1t to be deposit
Lteaa the capitol with the expression of the unanimous
wish Of the Roman people The constitution is, by vote
Of the Assembly. to be engraved on marble They also
ordered funeral services TO be celebrated IN ST. Stevens
church for those who had fallen in defence of the
public.
did not take place until the It'll OF July On the Sd a
proclamation from the Roman National Assembly an.
nounced the entrance OF the French, and recommended
abstinence from all vengeance as useless and unworthy
Gen. Oudinot and his staff were Disguised by the ma
ona guard his entrance into the city, they not rising
paying him the military salute due to his rank The
French soldiers had TO pull down the barrcades them.
Solves in the absence OF Roman ab0res, and at dark the
troops were consigned TO their quarters.
Garabsld succeeded in escaping from Rome with ven
and il probable would give trouble any attachments
OF Neapoitans or Spaniards he might meet with. His
reported intention is to invade the kingdom OF Naples
detachment of the French army was sent in pursuit Of
him on the 4th.
that government had been established at Rome, con-
sisting Of one Roman and two Frenchmen.
The regular Roman troops will be stationed hereafter
at Leone and Taaiina AT present they are in barracks
al Rome. -
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says
81 have good reason 10 believe that the Roman govern
men are satisfied with the last accounts they have re-.
ceiyed from Gaeta, which would show that the French
minister there has concluded arrangements not only with
the Pope but with the Austrian minister, to the effect
thai Ire Pope 10 return to Rome that the French
to evacuate the city, leaving only garrison Of 500 men
and that the Austrian troops shall evacuac Bologna and
Ancona leaving only small garrison IN the forts owing
TO this arrangement the army oil the Alps was dissolved
Venice.
Venice still holds out against the Austrians and con-
finues TO make vigorous resistance The city carries
on It's principal defence from two small forts, about one
thousand Yards from the first houses OF Venice One is
situated on the small island OF San Leronde, and the
other on the railroad bridge The Austrian shells not
reach further than four hundred yards within the city
i Provisions are very scarce, and nothing but black
bread half baked to be had and meat and wine have
become luxures There Is still calm deiermnauon 10
resist among the Venetans !. -,
TURIs--A correspondence from Turin, OF the sth,
states that Prand, secretary Of the Sandman legation in
london arrived at Turin with dispatches OF great im-
povtance Il is said that in them Lord Palmerston ex-
presses the wish that Sardinia should not at present re-
sumo negotiations with Austria, as England desires e
save Italy from the abyss into which she appears ready
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