The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
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Later News from Europe.

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The royal steamer Jana has arrived from
Liverpool with dates to the Goth inst. She
brings 86 passengers, 10 of whom are to this
place, among whom is Sir John Harvey, the
Lieut.. Governor Of this province.
No American steamer had arrived at Liv-
.erpool from the sailing of the Baltic, until
the Canada left.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. - ENG
LAND.
The news is not of much general interest.
There was increased apprehension from
the ravages of the potato rot in Ireland.
The overland mail from India reached
London OF the 18th, with advices from Cal
cutta to the 18th August. 1t is stated that
Nicesa had agreed to discharge the debt due
to the Indian government; lone of his
provinces have been occupied by the Indian
troops.
A conspiracy to effect the escape of No
rag had been discovered in Calcutta
Twenty villages around Goolbargha had
been plundered and burned by Rehillas; and
it was rumored that a large body of native
troops had been beaten by the people four
days journey from Cashmere. Commerce
at Calcutta was dull and languid.
CHINA.
The rebellion in China was rapidly on the
decrease.
FRANCE.
The Government newspaper has been
suspended for a month, and its editor fined
n imprisoned nine months for an article
he published ON the treatment of foreigners
by the French Government.
The Message" of the 10th saws that
dispatches of Importance had Just been re-
ceived from Madrid, at the foreign office.
upon the receipt of which Mons. Buroche
went Immediately to the Elysee; when he
was soon joined by the Spanish Ambassa-
dor and Lord Normandy.
France and England are decided in tkeir
determination to prevent a rupture between
the United States and Spain, and in preser-
ing for the latter her valuable colony.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian papers are decidedly of the
opinion that Bavaria, Saxony and Wistem-
berg will secede from the leagues.
..f. TURKEY.
The relations between the Sublime Porte
and the Pasha of Egypt are assuming a
hostile character. The pasha has increased
the ornaments of the Porte on the coast
with a view to resist any attack that may
be contemplated.
SPAIN.
The advices from Madrid are to the 10th
inst, and merely confirmed the previous
advlces OF the negotiation pending between
France and England on the Cuba affairs.
Two war transcripts were to sail from Cadiz
for Porto Rico, on the 18th with troops.
The Canada brings information of the f.
nal release of Kossuth. The London Nor
ming Chronicle of the 10Th confirms the re-
port of KosSuth's release, and says that he
and his companions are safe on board the
Mississippi, and that she had left the Oar
danelles on the 7th for America. The same
paper furnishes this item of news:-Letters
from Hamburg state that some anxiety was
felt at that city In consequence of the pre-
Valllng runor that the Diet of Frankfort
proposed ,supprcssing three cities, Hamburg,
Lubrek and Bremen, by annexing them tc
other German States. Hamburg is to fall ia
Prussia. In all probability the report is
unfounded, as such a step would be a pat,
ent Infringement of existing treaties. The
Paris Petse also states that Kossuth had
been released and had reached the Darda.
nelles, The National assures the public
that no thanks are due to French diplomacy,
which had lately taken an unfriendly turn
In Holland the Chambers were closed on
the 18Th. the Minister Of the Interior dcliv.
ering a speech on the occasion.
ITALY.
The Florence paper, the Constitutional
OF the 18th, states that Mr.. Temple, the
English minister at Naples, had been sud
denly summoned to London by the Foreign
Office, on matters of Importance.