Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-06-15
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-Four Days Later News.
New YoRx, June 9, P. ]

The Steamship Hermann, arrived here to-
lay from Bremen and Southampton. Her
la,es are to the goth ult. She has on board
IS passengers and $40 packages of French
nd German Dry Goods.
The Atlantic arrived a, her wharf in eleven
ays and four hours, having left Liverpool, at
DON on the 29ih.
ENGLAND.
The British Admiralty propose to abolish
,e spirit ration in the navy, and in lieu
lereof, to make an annual appropriation OF
10000.
Miss Jane Porter, the well-known author
,s of the Scottish Chiefs, and many other
andard novels and romances, expired at the
.sidence Of her brother, DR.. w. ogilvie Por-
T, Portland square, Bristol, on Thursday
ght, from a second attack Of pulmonary
,oplexy. Miss Porter was in her 74th year.
I'd maintained to the last moment not only
,r intellectual faculties unimpaired. but that
,eerfulness Of disposition for which she had
zen SO much admired during her long life.
ITALY.
A convention was signed at Florence Oh
nth. between the Austrian and Tuscan
,vernments, regulating the military occu-
,ion of the Grand Duchy by the Imperial
,ops. The number o. troops is limited 10
900. Time of occupation not determined.
A negotiation is on foot for the occupation
Savoy by French army.
The new commander of the French army
d arrived at Rome, and been most warmly
elcomed.
FRANCE.
In France, it was expected ,ha, the eecto-
| bill would undergo extensive alterations.
10 President had stopped the publication OF
|. "Napoleon" newspaper on account OF the
pearance of articles calculated to envenom
negotiations pending with England on the
eek question.
Letters from Toulon of the cath inst an
unces the sailing from that port OF the
am vessels Solon and Gronquer 10 reinforce
French fleet at Naples. Captain Du-
cen, who recently commanded the Jena
len the Pope visited the Mediterranean
Iadron, has received orders TO proceed i'm
,diately TO L'Orient aud Rochefort to fit out
Duquescin and another ship of the line,
take them to Brest. A levy Of sailors
been ordered in the fifth maritime arron-
rsment, of which Ton,on is the chef lieu.
TURKEY AND GREECE.
A ,elegraphic despatch from Vienna, of
2Oih ult., brings advices from Constanti-
pie of the 9th, Samos s,h, and Athens the
h ult Tranquility had been restored at
.dad. A depuia,ion of submission had
Samos for Cons,antinople. The king Of
,ece had conferred the grand cross of the
ler OF the Saviour upon Prince Schwartz
re-.
SWITZERLAND.
We read in the Rcpue de Genere of the
th:-
We warn the French refugees who are in
Canton of Vaud or in Geneva, that some
en,s have been endeavoring, within the
few days, 10 induce some OF them TO al
npt coup de main on France. The mad
IS of such proposition is evident, the
nber of these refugees being, at the most,
in the can,ons of vaud, Neurcha,el, and
neva. Such propositions have been re-
ted, but we know that, if they had been
cepted the most severe measures would
We been Immediately resored TO, to pre-
mt the Swiss territory from being for mo-
.ent COMPROMISED.
ATTEMPT TO KILL THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
The following are the facts attendant upon