The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-21
Further News by the AmeTiea..

ENeLANp.--lt Is stated the government
has in contemplation the construction OF
powerful squadron of steamers forthe Arr.
can coast, with q viewto employing them to
carry a monthly mail, and to act upon the
slave preventive service. 1t is proposed
thatthe feet shall consist Of forty vessels,
and one shall be detached from the stations
along the coast monthly, and come home
and return with the mails, thus lestab ablshlng
irregular monthly communication with the
Afican coast, and effectually crushing the
slave traffic. .e-f - .i;1 ivla
/, The subject Of the Irish colleges continues
to give rise to angry feelings. Z n5F
!, The Catholic Bishops are making strenu-
GUS efforts to establish University OF thelI
own, with a fair probability Of success.
The British Parliament is to be further
prorogued, 1'ge
FRANcE.-The Corsair newspaper at Paris
has been seized for publishing an article re-
hecting severely on the President. ..5,
Thirty individuals, accused of belonging
to society having forits object the resto-
ration Of the House Of Bourbons, have. been
declared guilty and sentence to six months
imprisonment. ~, ~
The government has given its sanction to
the proposition for a lottery Of 7000O0f. to
mise funds to send out 5000 distressed per-
sons to California. 81
1T issaid ofthe candidatesin opposition to
Louis Napoleon, at approaching Presidential
election, that Prince de Joinville has fallen
into insignifcance. ssi'HA r at's @5'f
!. AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. Ry.-TheTe is a ru-
NOR from Vienna that Lord Palmerston has
calledupon the King Of Prussia to insist up
on the Holsteins laying down arms, and
tnat he has offered an English Fleet for the
Blockade. s.gy ~a t.4
Three separate battalions Of Hungarians
in the Austrian army in Lombardy, have re-
volted, and the revolt was only suppressed
by force, accompanied by blockade. 3
a conspiracy at Milan is said TO have been
discovered. - wsq
.TURKEy.--The Hungarian refugees have
received permission to quit the Turkish ter
titories, when the term Of location is over.
Kossutb, it is said, has applied for permis-
sion 70 remain in Constantinople.
GERMAEy-Angry notes continue to be
exchanged between Prussia, Austria and
Germany, and affairs appear.to be qnite as
much complicated as atany previous time.
Prussia refuses to acknowledge the Diet at
Frankfort as having authority to interfere
with the electoral; and more than this, Ba-
ron Radowetz has been appointed Minister
of Foreign Affairs and the PrussiaE troops
are concentrating rapidly upon the confines
of Cassia. Matters in Mechlenberg and
Schwering seem to be progressing TO the
same dissen!ion between the Duke and his
people asin Hesse Cassel. The constitution
sworn to on the 10th of October, l849, by
the Grand Duke, has been violated by the
Ministeian Deacon, who abolished it alto
gether, and re-granted to the obnoxious no.
6ility THEFT old privileges and rights. The
Deputies refuse to obey this illegal act, and
appointed the 4th Of September TO meet for
deilberation, previous 10 which the Priest Of
the Chamber was arrested and sent to prison.
SfAIN.LThe Cuban expedition is to salon
the 18th. The Caledonia and the Hibernia,
formerly of the Cunard line. are to be imme-
diately placed upon the route between Ca
diz and Havana. The Cambria will a.so be
placed upon the route as soon as detached
from the Royal service.