Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-06-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A M E r &c A.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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June d, 81 O'Clock, A. Nj. {

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June d, 8, O'Clock, A. Nj.
The steamship America, Captain Shannon,
arrived at this port last night in nine DAYS
iron Liverpool, having sailed thence on Sat
urday, May 25h. She sailed for New York
at 10h o'clock this molnng.
ENGLAND.
The effect of the withdrawal Of the French
Ambassador produces a sensible effect on th,
funds, but they soon rallied, and the belief
was general that the movement on the part
of France was mere ruse Of the Ministers
TO enable them 10 carry their new Electoral
Law.
Circulation has beeu given 10 the insulting
note from Russia, addressed to Lord Palmers-
ton, condemning in strong terms, the policy
of the English Government in regard TO the
Greek question. The concluding sentence Of
the note is as follows:
GAS the manner in which Lord Palmerston
understood the protection due to English
subjects in foreign countries, carries with it
such serious Inconvenience, Russia and Aus
tria will not henceGorth grant the liberty of
residence 10 English subjects except on con-
dition o! their renouncing the protection of
their Governments
Under the date of Paris, Thursday eve-
ming, the London Morning Times, in alusion
10 the difficulty with England, says that Lord
Palmerston's offer of compromise has been
rejected by the French government, and at
the Cabinet Council the President of the Re-
public declared that the acceptance of any
other condition than the pure and simple
/ execution of the Convention of London was
not consistent with the dignity of France,
and to none other would ne consent. The
Ministers unanimously approved of the con-
ditions, and expressed their intentions 10 ad-
here 10 and adopt them.
FRANCE.
The debate on the electoral bill had com
menced The Hall was densely crowded
| There was grea. excitement After the
presentation of an enormous number Of petit
tions from all parts of France against the bill;
and after preliminary contest on the ques-
tion of urgency, it was carried against the
Mountain party by 407 to 2s9 votes.
Gen. Cavaignac, whose name was first on
the list of speakers, ascended the tribune
He rested his opposition to the measure or
the letter and spirit of the constitution, whicf
required as its first principle, the right of uni
versal suffrage, and the bill was not 10 regu
late, but 10 destroy that right
He was listened TO with absorbing atten
ton, met with no interruption in the course
of long speech, and on sitting down wa
loudly cheered by the whole left.
While all this is going on, the more impor
tant negotiations, concerning the map of Eu
rope are progressing al Claremont, Paris AM
St Petersburg. The two branches are recon
ciled Henry V is 10 mount the throne o
France extending 10 the Rhine Austri
will be induced 10 give up as much of LON
hardy as she cannot conveniently guard, I
form kingdom for one of the Orleans family
Prussia is to be tempted with as many stra
fragments of Fadreland as the Russ-GalIi
armies can wrench from the country, whic
must be the ally of England.
ROME AND THE ITALIAN STATES.
The Pope is accused of attempting TO es
cape from Rome, and again wishing to plac
himself under the protection o! Austria, bu
is too closely watched by the French. Ur
less the Pope yields TO liberal institution,
there is reason TO apprehend that the Papl
Government is near its end
GREECE.
The Greeks, unaware of what had passe
between England and France, had honorabI
received Mr.. Wyse, and mildly resume
their relations with him. Admiral Parkt
had sailed for Malta.
PRUSSIA.
An attempted assassination of the King
u Prussia has created great sensation through
: out Europe. The attempt was made at Pot
J dam by a sergeant of artillery, who fred
n pistol at his Majesty and inflicted a wour
: in the arm
/ AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Jesuiis had been admitted into Yienr
= again. despite the opposition of eccesiastic
: authorities Dalmatia had been definite
S placed under Jellachich, who is now Chief
II Crolia, Slavonia and Dalmatia. Kossuih
IS children have been allowed TO 90 to him.
: Bem's name has been nailed 10 the galloN
S by the public eXecutoner, and his proper
d declared forfeited 20 the State.
A despatch announces decree of amnes
IT in favor of Hungary, and the suppression
IF The customs barriers between Austria al
5. Hungary. In the garrison of the newly /
! cruled troops, recently, a large Hungarii
" noblemar having disobeyed orders was Sc
$, fenced TO be fogged. All the CorporaIs
,r the regiment having refused 10 execute Il
y sentence, Corporal of the Haynau Regime
=. of Infantry was summoned from another ba
rack and commenced putting the senten
- into execution, but he had inflicted only