Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
Five days Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE FRENCH
STEAMER PHILADELPHIA
From the .Nc1u York Evening Po!


The French steamer Philadelphia, Capt.
Besson, from Cherbourg, on the 10th uIt..
arrived Mt 3 clock yesterday afternoon from
Halifax, where che put in the 2Sth ult. to
obtain coal and provis :ons, and to repair her
machinery.
She left Halifax on the Both and has made
the passage here in days. She brings four
DAYS later news from Europe. We are in
deb,ed to the Tribune for many of the fol-
lowing particulars.
The steamer Washington arrived at South
ampton on the Sth ut, making the passage
in ia days.
The French steamer New York, which
| left this port on the 18th Of September, ar
rived at Ch.rhourg on the 4th ult., making
passage of Is DAYS.
ENGLAND.
The news from England by this arrival is
rot so full as the present anxiety Of our fl
nanciaI circles renders desirable. 1t is rs
serted that Mr.. Barring had been in Paris for
the purpose Of negototing with the Bank of
| France a loan for tho Bank OF Eng land
The French papers dispute the claim OF
England to such assistance. and object to
the loan of the means by which France may
escape in the present financial crisis.
In London on the 7th, no new failures had
been announced on Change, except MIR.
Van ZpIler, Portuguese Consul; but the news
from the country was not at all favorable.
The failures of Messrs. Jersey g. Co., and
james Nephew & Co.. Of Manchester, as
well az THAT Of Bradley {, Parker, had been
published the prevons day.
The money market opened feebi1, but 1t
having become known that the directors al
the Bank were about to take measures tc
meet he existing difficulties, prices did no,
decline during the day. Jersey ~ Co. have
I failed for ubuut f4O0 ,0ON; james, Nephe"
L. Co. for about $25 OG0. The Ro,hchild
are serious lofers by toth these failures u!
well as by that Of Bradley ~ Parker. II
tie extreme distress Of the money marke
the great hope was Of remittauccs of specie
> from this country.
On the Sth The situation Of things in Lon
5 don was the same. The measures of thu
bank directors were waited for with grea
;, i,npatience. The Chronicle announces tia
+ Il PARIS merchant had received from India
news of She failure Of an English firm ut Cni
cul1a to the amount of IA ,CCO,GG Of iruncs
The Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool ha
= sent q tcputntion 20 the Chancellor or tn
ExchcQuer, asking relaxation Of the Ia,
: of 1874 Of which Peel is the originator.
A Fiunncal Reform Meeting vas held a
l., Birmingham on the 9TH. ut which it was de
! ternined TO petition parliament for an i!
f ouirv into the causes Of the present inancis
J. evils Of the country.
Lord Drou1hum was about 10 90 to hi
chateau, ut Cauncr, France, TO pass tn
winter.
ITALY.
The advices from Iuly are from Ferrar
l 10 Oct. !, from Turin to Oct. 9, and froI
5 Naples to Sept. 27.
J. At Ferrara on the 9th, it was rcporte
that the Austrions were abou: to surrande
+ several posts in the city TO The papal forces
y but from letter Of the lst it appears tina
;, 70 movement Of TIC sort had yet taken place
II was ulso believed, however that the Aus
) ,rinns were secretly introducing arms un
ammunition into the town.
II No confidence was felt in any prr!im!nar
# steps that they mi GILT seem to take towar
O u withdrawal from their previous hostile a
n ttude. Two peasants who hud been arres
r. cd by The tragoons for u quarrel, into whic
they had been provoked BY one of the dr.;
rnons breaking bust of Plus tx were re
leased by the people US they were carried I
. prison.
S At Udinc the officers of the Croatlan ba
n talions, on the 18th September, shoute
j. Long live Plus lN." and joined with tt
d Hungarian officers in s"earng that the
t. would not in any case carry arms into itnl
" From Naples the report is that Rome
the chief of the insurgent Calabrians, ht
J. out -mnnnuvred the government, leade
= Gen. Nunzlante, totally beaten his forces
4 Ia L. ~ Al.-kl
5, died soon after. Several additional d.strIc
h have risen and many Of the royal troops ha,
10 Joined the rebels; in the district Of Penn
. in the Abruzzi. thore are also among the
,r four hundred soldiers. Tine troops no
> attempt nothing more than TO guurd Il
l. passes: they no longer attempt to fight tt
- insurgents.
l. Another letter snys that the rebels are o
ganized in guerrilla parties. Soldlere WI
5: have finished their term of service, half pr
" officers. and private individuals have joine
d the movement. Among them are coun t.
s. twenty three members Of the rcya! guard
, honor. A great effervescence had take
y place at Reggie from the shooting, by ord
y of Government, Of proprietor who had
s. revenue Of $4,000 ducats The nsurgen
, n:e we'll provided with money; they obser,
q regular discipline. Al the family Of II
d meo, seven persons, take part in the insu
h rec:ion; an ex-colonel of engineers, all
J., named Romeo, is said TO be engaged in
l. In the city Of Naples all is as if in u sta
ofsiege: at night only patrols, sbirri on to
and horse back, are met with; all have orde
- to fire on the people at the least cry Of Ii
u er:y. The troops have had stations allot,e
J; them, the posts Of the guard have bee
IS strengthened, including those Of the roy
j. palace, where gunners are stationed wit
r. lighted matches. The students are in gree
J. evaporation; they have been prohibited tt
g. receipt of letters and money from their fa.
lilies. and passports to return home have bee
a., refused them. '''
J. All the Swiss soldiers Of the King no
r.. on leave Of absence in their own COUNT
It have been ordered back to duty. Ares
" were also going on in the city, and of pc
:, sons against whom no charge existed, b.
=" only the suspicious of the authorities.
. was reported that the Minister, alarmed
s the state offeeling, had advised mider me-
r. sures, but that the King would not yield.
re- The brother of the King, Prince Leopol
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