Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-16
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By the latest news from Paris we learn
chat General sHauipoul has been appointed
Governor Of Algeria, and that he will be
succeeded in the War Office by General
Schramm. Yoy arfwan gT.rp
- IL is stated, serni-oficially, in London, that
Russia and France have asked the English
Cabinet 10 insist upon Prussia Withdrawing
her secret support Of the Hols,einers; and il
she will not, England is invited TO join in the
invasion Of her sieslan and Rhenish provin-
ces. The English Cabine. has refused 10 Join
in such a violent proceeding but has express
sed wish 10 address serious proiest,.to
Prussia upon the subject.
In Hesse Cassel the struggle continues, but
both parties seem TO take the matter very
quietly. As the Emperor of Austria is about
10 proceed 10 Warsaw, the probability is that
German affairs will continue in the present
precarious state until the result Of this visit
is known.
The news by the Overland Mail from In.
dia reports everything tranquil; but in China
an insurrection of serious character has bro
ken out in theI eIsouthern provinces. ApreteI-
der 10 the throne has collected an army Of
10000 men, plundered several of the towns,
and boldly aims at over,hrowing the present
Tartar Emperor and restoring the ancient ma
tive Ming dynasty. Great alarm exists at
Pekin; and serious steps have been taken 10
suppress the rebellion. There is vague re-
port that the Imperial troops have hitherto
had the worst of it.
grand banquet was given TO Prince AL.
bert at York on the 25th ult.
The number Of French exhibi,ers at the
London exhibition will be 1900.
@ ENGLAND.
Arrangements are ia progress for conven.
ing great meeting in London to memorial.
ize the Government on the subject of the ap.
pointment of DR.. Wiseman as Cardinal Archi-
bishop of Westminster.
Two PIGEONS ARRIVED FROM SIR JOHN
Ross.-We have learned from a private
source, that on Friday last, two of the carrier
pigeons taken with him when he left the
Port of Ayr, and some Of which were to be
despatched home IN the event Of his either
finding Sir John franklin or being frozen in,
arrived at Ayr, finding their way at once 10
the dove-cot which they occupied previous
to being taken away. The birds, we under
stand, arrived within a short time Of each
other, but neither Of them, we regret TO be
informed, conveyed anything in the shape OF
letter or note of any kind. One of them, in
deed, had some document attached, and was
found TO be considerably muti!ated, it having
apparently been shot away The time they
were liberated by Sir John Ross is of course
uncertain, but taking into consideration the
well known powers of flight possessed by the
carrier pigeon, it cannot have been very long
since they left our gallan, counirymen. The
distance the creatures must have traversed
cannot be far short of 1000 miles, and as they
travel by sight and not by scent the fact is
the more extraordinary. Sir John Ross, we
believe, took five pigeons with him, which,
it may be remembered, were stated in the
last accounts received Of him, to have been
a. 'h"t tiiC ''tiC dll di'NtI So 'ihtI iN'ic o'c
still three to be accounted for NORTH British
Mail.
ITALY.
AN ExrRAoRpINARY BULL. An extraordi.
nary Bull has been issued by the Pope. 1t i,
dated Rome, at ST. Peters, under the seal o.
the Fisherman, on the 29,h day of Sep,em
ber, in the fifth year of the Poniifca,e. /
reciies that II is the earnest desire and ain
of the Roman Pontiff 10 extend Caihoiciiy
and TO ''re-convert the English naiior,n espe
young English Catholics, who, when brough
up in the Propaganda College in their eccle
sitcai calling, might return TO their natv,
land, and there propagate the true faith
The Pope considering the present state O
Catholicism in England, and the enormou
number of persons daily converted, judges
proper to recall the Wears apostolic, and
complete episcopal hierarchy is established
An Archbishoprc is created, under the It'll
of Archbishop of Westminter, who will hav
suffragan bishop of Southwark, and eleve
other sufragan bishops divide the rest of tn
entire kingdom. All their Jurisdictions ar
boldly and distinctly parcelled out, and III
bishops are assured they will enjoy in Eng
land the same rights and facilities as in othe
Catholic countries, and that in a pecunar
point Of view the new Bishops will be no lc
sers, as the splendor of their temples an
their wants will be amply provided for
This Bull has created all intense feelin
throughout England, and it is believed
many quarters that the Cabinet Council ha
been called together earlier than usual in o.
der to act in the way best calculated 10 sio
farther proceedings. At Rome the feeling
equally intense, since The willy Cardinals hav
put forward report that Lord Mimic has cor
sented 10 the terms of the Bull and that III
English Government has placed Westminste
Abbey at the disposal of the new Archbishop
in order that he may perform high masss i
that edifice at his Inauguration. Dr. Wis,