Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
from the Madison Banner Of June &.
lTELEeRAPHED FOR o'REnY LINE
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX. June 4.


The steamship America has arrived, bringing
Liverpool dates to May 25th
FRANcE.-Debates the electoral bill had COM
menced. The Hall was denseIy crowded, and thtre
was great excitement. After the presentation OF an
enormous number of petitions from all parts of
France against the bill, aud after preliminary con-
test the question Of urgency il carried against
the nounta Ia party-407 to 239 votes.
General Cavaignac, whose name Was first on the
Inst at speakers, assembled the tribune. dc rested
has opposition the the letter aud spirit
OF the constitution, which required as its hrsl prnci-
pie the right Of universal suffrage; aud the bill
not To regulate bat to dssir"y that right, 1t
wuHld have for effect for the next two years
iunnIneroble difficulties IN the way Of the Govern
nrnt, and was dangerous because 1t would serve 10
make aud consolidate hostile party COMPOSED Of all
those who should feel that they had been justly Ge-
prIved of privileges that had been conferred upon
them by the constitution. He was listened 10 with
absorbing attention, and met with no interruption IN
the course of his long speech, and on sitting down
was loudly cheered by the whole left.
The next important orator was Victor Hugo, who
had delivered glowing harnngne on universal suf-
frage. On " ednesday there were seventy-6ve men,
bers present, and immense crowds around the Hall
Of Assembly. sensation created by The pre-
sentation of a petition demanding appeal TO the
nation.
correspondent of a leading London paper says ::
There be doubt whatever that the Cabinet Is
only watching opportunity for suspendng law
and placing the country under the yoke of the army.
The obstinate forbearance Sf the people has far
deprived the Government OF it's longsought pretext
for declaring martial law. Several nufac-
tories of guDpowder have been discovered. The per-
secution of the opposition press goes unabaied'
ROME AND THE ITALIAN STATEs.-The Pope is ac-
cused of attempting to escape from Rome and again
wishing to place himself under the protection of Aus
tria, but he is too closely watched by the French.
Unless the Pope yields to liberal institutions there
is npprehend that the Pdpal Government is
near its end.
Her Majesiy's ship Spitcfu has been sent to Naples
by Sir VIM. Parker with a view it is said Of demand
ling reparaton for losses sustained by the English in
1913
] GREEcE-The Greeks, unaware Of what passed
between England and France, had honorably received
Mr.. Wyse and mildly resumed their relations with
/ him.
| Admiral Parker had sailed for Malta.
! DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.-Advices from Ham
burg state that the work of the pac6cation of Dem
mark is carried on in London. and that England
aud France lad assened the proposahof Prussia to
bring matters to a summary decision in reference to
the Danube question.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. The Jesuits had been
admitted into Vienna again. in spite of the opposition
of The ecclesiastical authorities.
Danatia had been definitely placed under Jela.
chch, who is now chief of Croda and Sclavonia and
Dalmatia.
Kossuhs children have been allowed to go to him
Bem's name has been nailed to the galiows by the
public executoner, and his property declared forfeited
To the State.
A despatch announces a decree of amnesty in favo
of Hungary and the suppression of customs between
Austria and Hungary.
In garrison of newly recruited troops a larg,
| Hungarian nobleman, having disobeyed orders, wa
sentenced to be fogged. All the corporals of tn
regiment having refused to the sentence,
corporal of the Haynau regiment of infantry wa
summoned from the barracks, who commenced put
ting the sentence into execution, but had inficte,
only few blows when the young nobeman SUM
down in a fit Of apOplexy. In one moment all III
Hovends rushed upon the captain end put him L
DEATH On the same evening the entire troop wa
disbanded.
GERMANY.-The Berlin Congress of princes close
definitely on the 10th.
The most important and decisive preliminary wa
agreed to at Erfuru which is that a Union shal
&c established. The supreme direction to be left Il
Prussia. So the prIncely college and minis
try nominated, Prussia will enter into very ful
rights, and forthwith commence negotiations wit
those Gernanic States which do not belong to III
union. and especially with foreign governments 70
the acknowledgment of the union and regulation O
external relations.