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Lisbon by tie forces under the command of Admiral Napier-buf there is. not sufficient evidence ef their authenticity. The last tlsastt asi taiSttt the Admiral was advancing towards inc la gus, and within six miles of is lf1oatll- Consequently the report, must, in alt proba- bilitY, have been premature.

 This Bulletin issued by the Lisbon Jun #ta of Health on the 1lth, states the number of new cases of cholera 10 be 52; the seli- ous cases remaining, 167; the slight cases, I1o5; fhe conyalescents, 172. The total number of patients since the breaking out of the malady, 6,779, of whom 2 ,AS0 have iheeii cured. and 5,169 have died.

 ARENpERe, Canton ofThugau, July 16 subscriptions are raising in switzer- land in behalf of the Poles, who are seek ing a hospitabie refuge in every quarter, send you silver gift dressing case, that was given to me by the Emperor Napoleon. l beg you to dispose of 1t by lottery, and to add the product to the fund of the Polish Committee at Borne.

 NAPOLEONIOUIS BUONAPARTE.

 ITALy.-EStract of | letter of the 18th July from Bosogna:-ssA | bloody collision occurred last Sunday at Inola between the Papal troops and the Austrians. Some of the former were wounded, but the latter had ione man killed and several dangerously wounded. The cause of this conflict is said tp be q change of barracks, the best of which was given to the foreign troops. The Papal troops have been ordered to another gafrisoffi1 consequence of this occurrence.