Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-06-28
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The number Of yisters to the BXhlbion
was near SC, 900 daily, the price CT tickets
being enc shilling.
The crops in England and Ireland promise
an abundant yield, but the season is rather
backward -
Since the sailing of the Niagara, nothing
of importance has transpired Parliament
has been adjourned for the Whitsuntide holi-
days, and consequently all legislative action
has been suspended. II is said that the
Protec,ionst party, with Lord Stanley, will
oppose the Ministers upon the Army and
Naval estimates, 10 be presented next week
A new league is heng formed in England
for the purpose of obtaining reform OF the
monetary and currency laws, based upon
the free banking system OF New York
The league has gained great favor in the
mercantile communities of London and Lv
erpool,
From Ireland, we learn that great efforts
have been made 10 have the Dublin and
galway Railroad opened for traffic on the LIST
of August.
The agitation against the penal measure
of Lord John Russell had subsidized.
The crops in both England and Ireland
promise an abundant harvest.
FRANCE.
The commission charged with the duty Of
reporting upon the subject of revision of
the Constitution has been formed 1t en-
braces niue in favor OF a revision and six
against it.
NJ. Lamartine had made a powerful
speech in favor of the revision subject, to
the decision of the nation by universal suf-
frage.
The trade accounts from Paris are salts
factory.
ITALY.
Letters from Rome state that the same
agitation which led TO excesses some week:
ago still exists, but that the strong demon.
straton of the French Commander-in.Ch Chief
keeps it down. The Republican party has
great influence on that population, and an
outbreak will occur on the first opportunity
Still, ii is remarkable that the Roman citi.
zens pays no taxes-hat he is dependant
for a living on the presence of strangers
who will not come to the Eternal City unles:
tranquility exists 4; but, thus bound over, as
it were, by seli-interest TO keep the peace
such is the hatred inspired by Church Gov.
eminent and the disposition Of the priests
that everything is forgotten bat the desire
Of revenge, and the dictates of the bad pas.
sions excited by evil government OH the
one hand, and by the promptings Of the Re.
publican Committee on the other. The ab.
dicatlon Of the Pope is again much talked Of
and the people would hail his resignation as
the first 10 reform.
Calandrilli, the Colonel who became {
triumvirate Of Rome after Maz2inis resigna
ton, has been tried and condemned Il
death. Cardinal Vizardill has died
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Advices have been received from the
Cape to the 7lh of April, being three day:
later than that brought by the Hellespont.-
No engagement Of any consequence had Ia
ken place. 1t was evident the Kaliirs were
in great force, while Sir Harry Smith had
not sufficient to do any more than 10 act or
the defensive until the arrival Of reinforce
ments. There has been few skrmishes
with the loss of one or two lives, in some
harrassng expeditions against the Kafiirs
but nothing further worthy of notice had
occurred
Later accounts, to the t6th of april are
still more gloomy.
A letter of April 2d conveys Intelligence
irom Mr.. Cole to the 25th March. 1t states
that on the morning of that day the chief:
Menrose, Amhah and Seperi, and nnmbe
of Tambookies, all mounted, and estimateC
mission station, al the Whitebergen, killing
six, wounding four, and carrying of all the
cattle. Major Donovan, with fifty Cape
Corps, two hundred of the Albeit and Coles
berg Burghers, with six-pounder, followed
up the enemy, and overtaking them IN thu
Businesses of the Wiuebergen, completed,
routed them, leaving 200 dead in the field
and made them fly in the greatest terror
Meurose (Morose) having been glad to di
vest himself of his clothing, which wer
picked up by Fingo and brought to tn
camp, This certainly is valuable achieve
Inent.
PORTUGAL.
II is reported that Saldanha is rapidly be
coming unpopular with the army.
SPAIN.
The new levy of $4,000 men was abou
being made TO enable the government, to in
ieTieEe in the affairs of Portugal.
TURKEY.
The Russian troops had completely evacu
ated the Danube Provinces.
HAMBURGH.
A serious collision had taken place be
tween the sailors and the Austrian troops, i
which six men had been killed and severa