Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-10-27

marked out by their lnquisitorial DEGREES,
walk about freely.
The Pope relying upon Austria or Spain or
both, and being promised funds from Russia,
seems to imagine that public opinion will
come over to his side, and this shuts his eyes
TO the most obvious consequences. The de-
bates on the subject in the French Chambers
are anxiously looked for, and should the
French troops be withdrawn from the Papal
States, there are strong reasons to apprehend
that fresh revolution would Immediately
break forth.
From Vienna there is nothing now, except
that there is Increased gloom and despenden.
cy on the part of the inhabitants.
From Spain we have only reports of fresh
Ministerial crisis, but not one word seems TO
be said Of the serious attempts which have
been meditated against Cuba.
FRANCE
The Legislative Assembly resumed its sit
tings OH the lst inst, Nj. Dupin in the Chair,
and 4S6 members in attendance. The pro-
ceedings were simply of a formal character:
M. de Tocqueville having demanded an adj
di,ional extraordinary credit of lao, 900 francs
besides the sums already voted for the ey-
penses Of the Roman intervention, until the
3lst December next, the Minister did not
anticipate the period when the troops NIGH,
be Withdrawn, but he assured the Assembly
that the results already obtained, justified the
Pope that an occupation so glorious for the
French army would be speedily terminated,
The proceedings ofthe Assembly on Wednes-
day were devoid Of interest.
The suspension Of intercourse between
France and America caused much sensation
in Paris, when first announced but rumor
having gained general belief that England
had offered her mediation, that feeling con.
sderably subsided. AS soon as the dispatch
is terminated, Marrast or Nj. Theirs, it is ex-
pected, will be sent to Washington, in the
place Of NJ Poussin.
Gen. LamOrrciere's mission to Russia has
proved completely failure, and he has left
St. PeteIburg, on his return to Paris, without
being permitted to present his credentials TO
the Gar, as the Ambassador of the French
Republic.
1t was reported at Vienna on the 30ih ult.,
that Georgey, the ex-Dicator of Hungary, had
been shot BY Count Edmond Zcky. whose
brother was executed by Georgey's decree a,
Crepel.
|
New, from Sir John Franklm's Erpedition
| A communication from the Lords of Ad
miralty, under date of October4 4, states hopes
are entertained that the news brought BY
Capt. Parker, of the True Love, arrived a
Hull from Davis Straits, of Sir John Frank
Inns ship having been seen by the natives a:
late as March last, beset by the ice in Primes
Regents Inlet, is not without foundation.
From the same source reports have beer
received that Sir John Ross ships are in the
South of Prince Regents Inlet, and that the
vessels of both expeditions are safe. Thi:
hope is somewhat strengthened by the tele
graphic message 20 the Admiralty, since re-
J CeiNeuj VI VI nun, hiS
True Love arrived last March
The cholera is rapidly disappearing from
all parts of England, as we'll as all parts o
Europe, where i: has ragged SO long and fear
fully.
The total deaths in England from choera
since 18th June last are stated at upwards o
$4,000.
The Irish journals are filled with accounts
Of most sanguinary conflicts between the
tenartry and the landlords for the possessions
of the corn, and the long cherished feeling o
hatred between occupier of the soil and the
owner have now broken out with degree o
violence which threatens very serious results
Already numerous lives have been lost.
In the Kilrush Union, sentence of evic
tion has passed against no less than 1900 son
from their home, and their holdings, into
such an unplomsing state of things, it is no
to be wondered emigration is proceeding
with fresh impulse.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
A Circumstance occurred at Naples on th'
10th ult, which, if not got up by the police
"a supposition hardly credible-proves tina
either the person of the King or the Pope, o
probably of both, was then destined for as
sassinaion 1t having been announced tina
Plus lX. would give his Benedicton from tn
grand balcony Of The palace, overlooking tn
large square of San Francisco, great GROVE
commenced assembling as early as clever
O'Clock, though the hour named for the cere
mony was noon. Suddenly, the report of
pistol was heard in the midst of g,aup col
lected in front of the places TO be occupie
by the King and the Supreme Pontii, and
Of course, the greatest sensation was excl
ted among the people and respectable pei
sons who had already taken their seats in tn
' adjoining balconies. Two men at the sam
instant were arrested, on one of whom pl'
tol just discharged was found, and on tn
: other hand grenade or small shell.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct. 6-i0k, A. Nj.
The Paris Moniteur of last night states tha