Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-05-04
Bpl GelearapIl.
For The PitIsburg daily Gazette.
FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival Of the Steamship Cambria!
BY Overland Express from Halifax.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., April 26.
The Cambria has arrived with London papers
10 the 18Th, and Liverpool, to the l4th ult. The
vessel arrived al half past two o o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Our express Immediately set off and arrived
at Granville; they then took the steamer, and
reached this point at 81, A. M. to-day.
The Cambria had as passengers for Boston.
She will probably reach that city about o'clk.
on Friday. She brings G52, 900 in specie.
In consequence Of the resumption of hosti.
ties between Germany and Denmark, whereby
the supplies of grain from the Baltic have been
nearly suspended, the Liverpool market for
Breadstufs, last week, evnced some marked
symptoms Of re-annaton. The latest quota.
lions of best brands of Ohio flour have TO q4G
25s fP Dbl. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Yves.
ter Canal, 24s; sour, 2Ss Cd,
The revival Of continental disturbance has
interrupted every branch of trade.
Further accounts from the United States and
India are anxiousIy looked for.
The general intelligence of hoslilties having
Recommended between Denmark and Prussia,
the Danish navy in attempting 10 capture the
fortress Of Eckenford, on the 5th inst were ut
lerly defeated, and line of battle ship and fri.
gate fell into the hands Of the Prussians. The
ine.ol. battle ship grounded, took fire and ex-
IPoded, with 700 soldiers and officers on board.
A victory has been gained by the Hungarian
forces over the Austrians. The latter lost 1900
men and "a pieces of cannon.
On the 9Th instant, Lord PalnIerson received
notice of the blockade of Palermo by the Nea-
iponan Government. On the 3tst Of March,
the blockade of Venice by the Austrians, was
formally announced.
A despatch Of the Sd inst, publishes that a
strict blockade Of The German ports of Cammin,
Zefepmundie, Wolgest Grfis, WaIdt, Stralseind
and Roslchoby Denmark;
Central Germany is in a state of confusion
the Fling of Prussia having refused the offer o
the Imperial crown made TO his by the small
majority in the Frankfort Assembly.
Renewed disturbances have arisen in ItaIy
the people having gained temporary triumph
in Genoa and Tuscany, and preparing to resist
further encroachments of Austria. .
Rome, though quiet, is still unsettled. The
Pope still continues at Gaeta.
| The King of Naples is preparing for an i'm.
mediate attack upon Sicily, and has hitherto
been restrained by an apprehended rise Of the
Calabhans.
France'i is tranquil, But the different partie:
are making preparations for the great election
struggle.
England is quiet, but with less prospect of 0
revival of trade.
In Ireland, Duffy's trial is proceeding, bu
the result will not be ascerained until to-nior.
row.
In the National Assembly of the French Re.
public, there are now 80 vacant seats in conse.
quence of death or resignation. More than GO
members are at present confined by indisposi.
ton.
The appointment of Changarnier to the com.
mand of the Legion of honor will not be olIici
ally announced until it is known whether Gen.
CaVaignac will accept some honorable position
| Duchesne, edVor of the LIE Peuple, has been
sentenced 10 five years Imprisonment, and fned
5000 francs. De Lescae, the Socialist, has
been sentenced for three years, and fined O,0OC
francs.
lie Presse says that neither the French moi
British governments viii take any part in the
negotiations about to be opened at Verona, fol
the conclusion of peace between Austria anC
the Pedmoulese.
The Constiltionale states on the authority o
letter from Petpignan, that sauguinary battle
had been fought at Caralonia, between the Roy
alist Chief, Pons Bundelal and Cabrera in which
the two Generals were slain. Other account:
say that Cabrera who had been wounded in the
action, took refuge in tavern, where he was
put TO death by the Emiguaps.
A special arrival on Thursday evening, with
$50 Londoners, forming the first portion Of the
English troops expected to arrive in Paris on q
visit to the National Guards. They were recei
we'd with honor by the authorities.
The Auslrians and Italians have had battle
in which the town of Brescia was destroyed, anC
the inhabitants slaughtered, after siege Of