From the Ncw-York Journal of Commerce May 21 SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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The packet ship Canada, Captain Macy, was boarded by our news schooner Journal of Commerce yesterday afternoon, about hall past two o'clock, outside the bar. We receiv- ed our papers, to the 18th April from London, and 10th from Liverpool, Preston and Glas- gow, all inclusive, three or four hours before any other accounts were up from the ship.- It will be seen that the Russians have been signally defeated by the Poles in two or three successive engagements, s,-that the Provinces in the rear of the invaders are rising en masse to second the efforts of their brethren,-and that formidable insurrection has en place in the dominions of the Sultan. The answer of the Austrian government to the French ul- timatum ralative to the affairs of Italy. had not been received.

 DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. Horrible 4NdsSacre.-Anothe foul plot in the character of the peasantry of Clare-ano- ther and more hideous deed of blood to be re- corded in the black catalogue of murder and outrage which have now made the whole country one scene of terror and desolation.- This sanguinary outrage thus originated Easter Monday is generally holyday or pat tern in the country, devoted to idle amuse- ments, if not more mischievous frolics. On this day the police party at Dooln, which is | silent and remote station in the direction of Ennistimon, had information that emissa res from the insurgents were actively engag- ed in administering unlawful oaths to the pea santry. Five policemen accordingly left the barrack, and come to house where they ac- tually caught two fellows in the act of swear ing the inmates to the whiteboy oath These two they made prisoners, and were bringing in custody to Doolin, when the country peo- pie assembled in great crowds and attacked the police with stones. The police retreat ed before the multitude, which soon increased to most riotous mob, armed with every sort of missiles, which they flung at the party with deadly aim. The police commenced firing at the assailants until all their ammunition was expended. Weak from the loss of blood and the numerous blows received in the conflict, the police now became an easy prey to theil enemies, who, rushing down with horrd yell, closed upon the unfortunate men in over. whelming numbers, seized their fire arms, trampled the men to the earth, and literally stoned them to death. The bodies of the five policemen, which presented most revoltine spectacle of barbarity, were removed yester. day, and conveyed on cars to Ennis, to be thi. day exhibited before his Excellency.-Li l nerick Chronicle.