The southern press., 1851-10-27
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THREE DAYS LAIEnYRoX EuRoFE.

Egw YoRK Oct 25.
The steamship Niasnra has arrived with three
days later news, and Bringing about ninety pas
seDgeTs
ESGLAEp.-Litte business had been trans
acted in consequence of the Queens visit TO
Liverpool
Kossuth had not arrived at Southampton on
in anticipation of his arrival which was moment
arily expected. he having sailed from Marseilles
on the I'd on board of the Mississippi
The London Tunes had made violent attack
on kossuth and his character and pretensions.
which had attracted great attention and caused
much excitement.
There were rumors in London of probable
change in the cabinet
The Manchester market was without anima
tion, aud in most cases goods and warns were
lower Freights were dull, less Offering, and
lower rates were accepted.
The English papers are filled with accounts
OF the reception of the Queen at various cities
on her way TO Liverpool. AT the latter place
the people received her with the greatest marks
Of enthusiasm. She was attended by no mill
tary escort, and was only accompanied by her
husband, children, and very limited suite.
The intelligence that Kossuth would probably
reach Southampton as passenger in one of the
Peninsular and Oriental companys steamers
from Gibraltar. and not on board the American
national vessel, appears to have somewhat dis
couraged the people Of Southampton.
The revenue returns for the quarter ending
on the 10th are of a highly satisfactory charac.
ter Notwithstanding the reduction of taxation,
they show an increase over the corresponding
quarter of last year.
Viseount BoIingbroke died on the 7 instant
The Swedish Archbishop, Charles Frederick
Won Wingard. is also dead.
At the quarterly meeting Of the iron masters
OF Statfordshire, it was determined TO make no
change in prices.
Accounts from Sydney state that gold con
tinues to be found in large quantities, and near,
ly the whole Australian population flock
ing there The town Of Sydney was nearly
deserted, and wages had advanced so to so per
cent.
The joint stock bank of Messrs. Williams, at
Newport, Wales, had suspended.
| FRANCE.-The Prince de Joinville was offer
ed the nomination for the northern department,
but declined. Reports of change in the min
stry are still current The Bourse was agitated
and the funds had declined. Fves were offered
| at 81 a off SOC.
SAxoSY.--A plot had been discovered for re.
leasing one member Of the provisional govern
ment Of lS49, but it had been defeated.
DENMAhh.-lne ne Danlsn cilanotT oPtliou ot
the Oh. The royal speech was repeatedly y
| cheered.
ITALY-It is stated that there is doubt of tho
French troops leaving italy, and the Pope will
probably put himself under the protection of
the Aus 'rian troops in Bologna. The Emperor
| left Lombardy for Vienna on the I'd instant,
GERMASy.-The Emperor of Russia, having
been formally notified of the reopenng of the
Germanic diet had expressed his satisfaction
with their proceedings.
There is no news Of importance from Spain
AusrEIA-Nothing decided was known re
Qarding the ministerial crisis The Austrian
government, in consequence of its dssatsfac
ton with the release of Kossuth, was assem-
bling body Of troops on the frontier OF Turk
ish COrinta and Herzegovine, to demand salts
faction of the Ottoman Porte for their Persecu
tons of the Christian population.
TuRKEY-Letters from Zara to the Oath ult.
state ttat the governor of Bosnia had set ou
for Constantinople, and most of the troops sta
toned at Bosr ia are to proceed to Herzegovina
RUSSIA frightfu accident had occurred
on the Moscow and Petersburg railroad Many
were illed. and a great number shoekingly
mangled. The train was carrying from 81 Pc
tersburg portion of the soldiers who had beeI
participating in the fete given by the corpora
| tion.