Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-11
FROM EUROPE.

The L. States mail steamer Atlantic arrived at New
York from Liverpool The st inst making her passage
in days and hours. She brings the following nle
gence;
EseLAyb.-The news is not important since the sailing
If the last Steamer Parliament having dissolved, aud
most of the political characters having lett town. the usual
hustle of politics has been succeeded by duness
MILE Jenny Linds concerts well attended her per
rmances are Landed the skies, herself admired almost
to adoraton by The people for whose charitable institution
she has done much and she lett England amid lie &c
CARNATIONS of delighted people.
IRELANDA journal by means hostile to lrlsl land
ordsn (the Wesmeaih independently has tie following
rather remarkable revelations:
'The tide of emigration from this town and neghoohood
continues to flow increasingly Not conveyance leaves
the towns Of Dublin or Galway that has not lsquoa OF pas
senuers bound fur foreign land Indeed we do not remem
her season within the last fe@ years III which the spirit
of emigration seemed strong as II is at present. Farmers
ha We abandoned their Misunderstanding the wok-houSe'
and in fear Of their landlords, on whom IN snort 'e 'he
lands will devove without tenant, and with little pros
pect of obtaining There is we may say general de-
sire to leave this unfortunate counya desire lei and ex-
pressed by every class in the community Tor whose INDUS
inv there is no reward Men who have oFed and struggled
for independence home have now 10 seek II IN ds'an
land If we apprehend rightly, this emf grafton will be ielt
severely by the landlords, whose snug tenants are 10 De
found amongst the rank adventures Of America"
The latest reports OF the potato crop, embracing returns
from all quarters of the kingdom II possible, more Ia
vorable than those received On Thursday last:
From the news by the Hbernia arrived since the Allan
tic, we extract the following Items
FRANcE.-The President of The Republic arrived at
Lose lie Sanlonie The evening Of The l7h at ioociock'
Throughout his journey, the population fastened To meet
him, and they every where afforded him 'he lios iea' Nd
| bic proofs of the waTmest sympathy.
The President in of his speeches at Lyons vaguely
limited 10 the people that his desire was to POong IN some
way his Of power, that being the representatives. oi
600 of electors that be had no occasion to resort 10
coup detm, that patriotism alike e'oS ue'a' anu PeSe-
verence on his par and that he VIII strenuousy oppose
nv rival preender to the throne of France.
| The permanent committee have held two slttlngs; ou'
their proc ednrs moi been marked by any movement Of in
teest EXCEPT in regard the speech the President
has been brought under their notice Of the mountain party
who have designated il as being unconstitutional.
| The National Guard of Bouogne have been dismissed
in consequence of some serious attempts INSTRUMENTATION
When The arms were taken, was found that their 6ayo
nets were newly shapened Matters for some time wore
very serious aspect in this department 1t is reported ina
there IS more than usual activity al the government foundry
al Nantes The machinery for steamers is nearly com
peted The steamers are corvette of l2U horse power
and one 400 power and ship Of he line of OO guns
to be fitted with screw of 500 horse power
IrALYThe pope is in sad peFplexiy, in consequence
of the conviction of mudererso whose sentence OF decap
ilaon he is called upon to afiix his name No execution
has vet taken place under the reign of Pious *, owing
10 his nvincble reluctance 10 sign death warrant lit
wished the mscreants be The gaeys for the
of their lives; but the government and judges not IN
clined to give way.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-1t is said that the people Il
Hungary becoming reconc lied to the government
bu the mobiles Of both Hungary and Austria very muc
Disconnected
The coronation Of the Emperor presents great difficulties
The question be decided upon whether was former
Nv the CUSTOM he shall be crowned in each sepeaae prov
nce or whether he shall be crowned, for ALL at Vi
emma, as Emperor Of Austria.
The Cabinet for the latter whilst the provinces firm
" maintain their rights 1t thought, however. that h
will not be crowned this year.
The German and Danish dispute still occupies consider
able attention.