Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-09
foreign Nous.
By Express and Magnetic Telegraph for the Boston Atlas
Arrival of the Steamship Cambria
at Halifax.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST.. JoHNs, N. b. Telegraph Office,
ThnrshnV- Annusi q 8 p Z. M.

thursday, August y o I.2 L, M.
The Cambria, Capt, Shannon, arrived at Hall.
fax at about 3 o'clock, this morning She brings
European news z days later.
The prospects of the harvesls throughout all
parts Of the United Kingdom are encouraging
and satisfactory.
The reports from The continent of Europe, re-
lotve TO the state of the growing crops are con-
fcting, but, upon the WHOLE their appearance is
encouraging. All the leading grain markets of
England are doll, ard prices, the harvest APP
proaches, show symptoms of decline.
England Parliament is to be proropued on
the ooh inst. The motion which Lord Brough
am previously announced his intention to make
with reference to the French expedition toRome
was laid upon the Fee $ table On FRIDAY. The
resolutions embrace wide range of iects
and imply direct censure of the foreign pol
icy Of The governments ard it IS understood tina,
the ENJOYS and agents in Northern Italy and
Sicily VIII be fully noticed in the debate which
took place on the 20th.
Choie,n.--In allusion TO tho cholera, Lord
Ashley, the chairman Of the board of liealih sta
ted IN The House Of Commons on Tuesday last.
That he mad reason TO know that not one half of
the cases were reported. Enough, however, is
officially known 10 render it certain that the en-.
idemlc Is raging ~ many parts Of The country to
dreadful extent.
hetqnd. - On the l2ih July, the anniversary Of
the battle OF AnJrIlan, a very serious collision
took place between party Of armed Orancemcn
and Catholics near Castle Wcaai in the county
OF Down. The orange party had celebrated
inc day At Tallymore, aud being on their march
nome, whilst passing II defle, called "Dolly's
brae' found their path wnylaycG, and all the
passes and surrounding hills occunied by an i'm.
mense number OF Roman Catholics armed with
pixies and lrc-arms, plainly cohtempatnga gen
erai massacre The Pedestrians, aided by
small party oi police and military, stood upon
Their defence, and succeeded in forcing their wav
through The pass, after short struggle, in which
40 or 80 persons are said to have been killed or
wounded on both sides, much the greatest pro-
portion being OF the Roman Catholic party. 3S
Ribbon men had been taken prisoners
France The committee of The Legislative
Assembly, to which the question of the proroga-
ton was referred has come to the unanimous
decision Of recommending that The Assembly
should be prorogued from the 18th of August to
the 10 of October. The Budget will not be
brought forward until after the meeting OF the
Assembly in October.
We learn from the department Of The Eure,
that the Socialist agents, undism,yed by prcvi-
Gus reverses, are sIlll very active in making
proseIytcs among the peGsInls. The National
announces that the Prince of Canine, tie son OF
Lucien Bonaparte, and Tx President of The Ro-
man Constituent Assembly. has been arrested at
Orleans, by order OF The government, on his road
from MarseiIles to Paris. 1t is SAID that having
II claim against his cousin, Louis Napoleon, Tor
money lent IN aid Of his election, the Prince
came 10 France to demand it, the cousins Con-
duct against Pome having stirred up his ire. 1t Is
said that the Prince will not be Imprisoned, but
that he will be forced to embark for England or
America.
The election TO fiji 25 vacancies in The Ieois- |
lative Assembly, has turned out much more IA
vorabe to the government than was an,lc patad. |
fully Rome.-The Pope has addressed an au.
togr1ph letter to General Oudinot, on the oeca-
sion Of receiving the keys of the c!ty of Rome.
HIS holiness congratuates the General on the
triumph Of order in Rome, and expresses his
hope that divine Providence will remove The diff
ficulties that may still ex ST. He adds, that he
does not cease to direct his prayers to Heaven
for the General, the army. and the French ma
ton. The letter was dated Gaela, !. h july
Cardinal Plccolini and the Marquis Sacchetii
arrived IN Rome, from Gaetn, on the oh. The
latter is Grand Chamberlain OF the Apostolic
Palace. Preparations are making at Rome, which
lead to the impression that Plus TX. is expected
soon 10 return 10 the Qurinal. All the woundc !
have been removed from that place.
The French are doing all they can dstrbut-
ing money and so FORTH to get up cry in his
favor, but in vain. The Roman troops, who had
agreed IN NE first Instance TO do duty conformity
WIN The French are all leaving, ard the whole
force remaining u0w amounts TO less than 1000
men. Ut these many were anxious to leave, but
Gen. Oudlnot would not give consent. The
Pope's engineers, having been asked to make q
demonstration III his favor, preferred quitting his
services. 80 out oil AZ resigned, and all the rank
and file were dlsbauded. the same ding oc.
Cured in the artillery, all The officers having
resigned, with the exception Of three captains
and sergeant The reason given is, that the
French authorities refused to give them any
promise or guarantee as to the protection of the
rights OF the people. Garaboldi has succeeded
IN making his escape from the French DIVISION
who were put upon false scent, and he is
now on the mountains of Abruzzi. Previous to
his departure from Rome, he had secured the
ammunition and military stores. Another account
states that Garabad is on the Neapolitan 'front.'
Ter where he has been joined by another body
OF fugitive troopa, and formed, it is saId a body
OF 20,OC0 men.
Operations against Venice have been dscon.
tinued, IN const quence Of The lala! prevalence OF
fevers ana sickness amongst The Austrian troops,
by excessive heat and hard work.
ELECTIONS.