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creasing to a friKhtfal extent. There has been, up tO the 18th. 49l6 eases, and es49 deaths. At Cronstadt it had carried of ups wards Of one hundred day.

 King Leopold the lst has announced his in- tentiOn of marrying the Princess Maria of France, and arrangements for the ceremony are being made.

 The Reform Bill progresses slowly.

 The Duchess of the Grand Duke Constan- tine has become a victim to cholera mOrbus.

 Morning Herald OGce, London, Aug. 1, 3 o'clock.

 EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

 We have just received the whole of the Paris papers of Saturday, and those dated yesterday. These papers contain lengthy descriptions of the national fetes which were celebrated in the capital On the last three days of the week. The whole affair passed quiet ly, but our correspondent adds rather aatly. The military review an Saturday, however, was brilliant affair, and from 80 to 100, 900 men appeared under arms. The excitement naturally produced by this display was great ly heightened by report, which was at that seasOnable moment communicated by Gov ernment, Ofa great victory having been ob tained by the Poles over the Russians. with a loss of l6 ,OOO killed and 17 ,O00 taken prison CTS. The announcement had an electric ef- feet the National Guards and the people embraced each other in transports of joy, and the air was rent by shouts of defiance to the power of the Despot, and VOWS of devotion to l the cause of the patriots.

 ! An extensive insurrection was reported to have broken out in Hungary in favor of the Poles. One fact is unquestiOnable-that mo- 1 ney, wine, provisions and medicines, from Hungary. daily arrive in the Polish capital.

 FrShs the London Courier ofthe Euening ef Aug 9. 'An inhabitant of Metz, receiN ed on the 26th July, a letter from Frankfort, which | states, that in a general battle the victol ious Poles took prisoners or killed l4,OOO Rus. sians, and 80 pieces of cannon.

 .." Several travellers, also, coming from Frankfort, who passed through Mentz, de- lclared, that at the moment of their departure, a report was circulated that the Polish army had gained a complete victory over the Rus sians. and that the Hungarians who have

 manifested such ardent sympathy for the sa- cred cause of this nation of heroes, are no longer to be restrained from making common cause with it." ,.,..

 REVOLUTION IN ITALY.

 From the Consultation of Saturday, July 30.

 I'aenza, July l7.-In proportion as the Aus. tran troops have evacuated La Romagna, the POntiical authorities have lost all influence l U the Administration except by yielding to the loudly expressed wish of the public opinion

 whirh is unanimous. The Police, the civi officers and military authorities, can no long CT act in the name of the people. The Citi zens refused their concurrence. 1he Revoiu ton preUaded 0U classes-the Nobles, the Citi zens, the Artizans, the country people per fectly understand each other, and property i every where respected. However, the Agent l of the Police are not persecuted; the Pub Authorities are not insul,ed. When the peo pie are not troubled with the Papal troop they oppose to the Repositories of Authoritt, only vis inerie which renders Governmen impossible-the taxes are not pad-the Ma glstrates are not obeYed. Rallaglina. Com citrate into La ROmagna, as far as Fano, eyh leagues from Ancona, but there he was fore ed to stop. A terrible desertion began amons his people. The soldiers refused to fight a

 ga'nst their fellow w-citizens; they desert ir

 whole bands. leaving behind their arms and baggage, They are very well received bv the peasants in La Romagna. '"~ Ine trl-coIorcd flag is flying at Imola. inc ropes troops at Forti went to pull it down.

 out were repulsed. These troops Were a(ter'

 wards d'sarmed at FOrti itself, and two briro

 G'sas Ts wno resisted, were shot by the people. IIvery where the National Guard organised u"I'ng 'ne revolution, has resumed it's duty a"t h"t tue l'a'lan cockade is not generally worn, o"1 .rs every body has it in his pocket.

 .: 1ne cn'zens ofBologna have sent deputa. :'c" 'o nome m the name of La Romagna :: 1t is ordered peremptorily to declare that ,%, population will repulse the Panal tro"ns , '"a ;f !!ney dare to show themselves, and the inhah. ltants are resolved to rise, and govern in. country themselves. 1.-the court of Rome ncr- S,s. w1 In attempting to govern them by violence. what can be done against such resolutions