Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-09

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Debates IL The French .Assenbiy on The Ral-
.iss Qsesfios -Res'gwafson Of MINISTERS
---JNsapolitans ogain Deteated-Hunga-
rians Marching towards Vienno-Er-
,pected Battle between ,Hlngarians and
Russians- Insurrection in ST.
cily-71e Danish Msurrcction-.accep-
!" sanes Of British mediation by Denmark
Canadian Outbreak before the British
Pariiament--Elgin Sustained Rene,oed
Disturbances in Germany--.4dpunce in
.ametcan Securities---.A Better Feeling
In the -Four Market. Tt lu.
-ah ST. SoHs, N. b., May 3i--2P.M NJ.
-+.'.' .H Review Of THE News. it.l
The Flour and Corn markets have slightly
improved. H.t H.r
The Havre Cotton market has been more
animated since the elections, and prices are
well sustained. ......s ..... ......... If
The elections in France on the 18th passed
of without single violation of good order.
No definite opinion can yet be formed as TO
the relative success of parties. No doubt is
entertained but there is large majority in
favor Of peace and order. .H
The French expedition TO reins,ate the
Pope had not effected an entrance into Rome
at the last advices. The Neapolitan army
has not been more successful, having been
defeated in an attack on the 18th instant.
The war in Hungary assumed no new fea-
ture, the fighting goes on unremittingly, and
the fortunes of the Hungarians are reported
10 be in the ascendant They are said TO be
within few days march Of Vienna, to
which point the Russians are passing forward
as rapidly as possible. 1t is thought that the
strong protest of France, seconded probably
by England, may have the effect to check
the advance Of the Russians.
Sicily is again in a state o: insurrection for
the hundredth time.
II is stated that the Danish question is all
but settled, the only positive facts are, that
the Danes have suffered another defeat, and
that Lord Palmerston has ntimated that the
attention of the British Government is still
directed 10 that quarter, with view to effect
a restoration of peace.
The Daily Ners asserts thai Denmark has
accepted the propositions made by Lord Pal.
merston, but what these propositions are
does not appear. ..r
The plot gradually reveals itself in Ger.
many. The Sovercigns have evidently com
bined for the overthrow of the Liberalis,s.
There has been formidable disturbance
in Dusseldorf, on the Rhine, but it has been
suppressed. AT Frankfort the riot was be.
coming more revolutionary and anarchical
every day. All the moderate men have, il
consequence, left it. ...... -......,
Ireland continues quiet and as miserable as
ever. No further action has been had in the
House OF Lords in relation TO the repeal Of
the Navigation Laws. The Lords were 10 20
in Committee on the bill on Monday.
Notice has been given by Lord Stanley and
others of amendments to be offered, and it j.
considered quite possible that Ministers ma,
be beaten in Committee, and the bill be Sc
manged as 10 induce It's authors 10 resigr
and retire from office. .... ..
Details of the outbreak IN Canada were
laid before Parliament OIL the 18th, which
elciled some discussion of no importance
beyond the fact that the Government evincet
q determination 10 sustain Lord Elgn. Ear
Grey, in alluding to Lord Elgins dispatch
said it would show that he acted ihroughou
with his accustomed Judgment, moderation
and good sense, that he was fully prepared
TO justify and take the responsibility of an,
step of Lord Elgin. ..
No formal discussion of Canadian affair
would be had, until after the receipt of late
intelligence, which reached Liverpool proba
bly, on the Goth, in the Cambria.
France--Discussio. Of the Italian Question.
The closing meetings of the National As
sembly were taken up by discussions on tn
Italian Question, in which the Ministry final
obtained majority Of 3s.
II would seem from the statements mad
on the subject that Nj. Odillon Barrot did nc
give any instructions TO Gen. Oudinot, re
commencing the occupation of Rome at al
and it had been determined that the exped
tion should proceed to Civita yecclia an
there remain as moral check on the az
vance of the Neapolians and Auslrians, an
only march onward in case of absolute nece
sity.
The ministry were not, however, unan
nous in this and it is feared that Gener
Oudinot was influenced in his conduct by Il
advice of certain faction, of which NJ. {
Fuloni is the head
On Saturday, in reply to an attack by
Flocon, it was stated, that as soon as the g
vernment heard that the Russians were TO j
'erfere in Germany, they wrote at once
London, St. Petersburg, Berlin, and Vienn
They considered it Circumstance viii,
must be deplored. They would endeavor
annul it by diplomatic means, and if tn,
should fail, the government wonld then a
ply to the National Assembly for its advi
and countenance,
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