The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
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the Humboldt. She has l24 passengers,
among whom is Madame Celeste. The
Hsia encountered strong westerly gales
until Saturday last. She passed the AT
rica of the same line at 6 O'Clock last eve
ming -t.u a
ENGLAND.--The reports of an abundant
harvest throughout England continue to
come in from all quarters. ,T
The large corn and cotton house of
Eggber d Taylor, of Liverpool, has fail
ed for avery heavy amount. II ,FU0
The house of CASTELAR, & Co., in the
Greek trade, which failed a short time
since, under the most favorable estimate
can only pay from Cd 10 6l on the pound.
This has of course caused great dissatis-
faction among the creditors, ...l l-l..
A despatch from Dover of the 26th,,
says that the Submarine Telegraph has
been laid to within 81 miles of Dover,
where the Blazer is anchored, and the
communication with the English coast is
most perfect. a5..t. -H.g.f.....
Lord Palmerston delivered a great
speech at public dinner at Tiverton, on
subjects connected with foreign politics,
domestic progress, religious liberation.
commercial freedom, and ihe extinction Of
the slave trade. The Government, he
said, felt it their duty to promote peace
and progress among nations, and were
anxious, if supported by the great body
ot nations, TO persuade other Govern
ments, as far as proprlety would admit to
extend to their several countries the same
g social and political blessings enjoyed in
England n ra.g@ 80 .1
The reply of the Naples Government to
Mr.. Gladstone, was excl ling considerable
comment. a .. 81.
The indications were favorable to con-
tinued commercial prosperity throughout
England. ssQ l.l .ag
The Hon. Abbot Lawrence has not got
through his Irish tour He had declined
an invitation todinner rendered him by the
citizens Of Cork. He was to return to
England on the 26,h of September.
81 The Marquis OF MiYafpus has address
ed anote to the Spanish ministers at the
friendly courts, in which he states chat al
though Spain does not desire war with the
Y. s., SHE will not hesitate 10 declare war
if forced to do so. rs sf .,.s Bsa
A telegraphic despatch announces the
arrival OF Kossuth al SMYRNA, on board
the Mississippi. r 4 .a
H The London Chronicle learns that the
result Of the meeting of the officers of
the Artic Expedition, at the Admiralty,
consisting of Sir Edward Parry, Sir Jas,
Ross and Captain Beechy, was an unan.
nous expression of opinion that Sir John
Franklin had taken passage to the north
west out Wellington Channel, and that he
must be sought by the same route.
The receipts OF the Exhibition continu-
ed at about f2,50o per day, and from
that to E2,70O. sr.as a..
Notice has ben given that the removal
Of the goods from the Chrystal Palace
may be commenced on the 10th of Octo-
ber and an order issued laying down the
rates regulating such removal .a,l +!
FRANcE.--A serious democratic distur-
bance had broken out at Cher. An arm.
ed force had left Paris for st. Armand,
and several arrests had already been made.
Among the prisoners are some who it is
understood have been connected with the
great fire at Metairie's Iron Works. The
district abounds in secret societies, whose
members are bound together by the most
solemn oaths.
The Conductors of "Evenement' and
ala Presse" newspapers, who were seiz-
ed a short time since, have each been f.
ned 100, 600 francs and condemned to 6
months imprisonment ata
Six missionaries, wo'French, two Ger- I
man and two Belgians, are about to leave
Paris for Oregon. Commercial affairs are
very dull in Paris and in the Departments
still more so. Ms ffGa
% SPAIN. The greatest rejoicing was oc-
casioned at Madridby the reception of the I
news from Cuba, Of the capture of Lopez,
but it was still designed to send out the
reinforcements designed for the island. Of !
:. The excitementi in relation to Cuban af-
fairs is increasing, even yet, and warlike
threats against the U. S, are rife. aa
Despatcnes have been transmitted to
Washing on, protesting in the strongest
terms against the supneness of the U. S.
Government, and demanding satisfaction
for the outrage on the Spanish Consul at
New Orleans. b8s sr
. GREECE. --.A democratic conspiracy has
been discovered in Athens, and among the
arrests made is the Minerva. The object
Of the conspiracy was to throw off French
influence, and substitute the protection of
England, -Four or five hundred govern
ment employees have been dismissed in
consequence, 4M 8a
HoLsTEIE.--Atfairs in Schleswig Hol,
stein are still unsettled. .5g
Il AusrBrA,--The failure Of the Austrian
loan had caused the deepest modification
at Vienna, ,.g ,.xp' ". a,a /
Z RussIA,r-The line Of railway between
st, Petersburg and Moscow was to be
opened for trade Nov. 18th. ga b4t |
.s4 ;'a3i' Y Arrival Of the Hfe1 4
LtS cD mn a. 4Th CO uuS9 III
ID TArs Wesks LLater from cal;toFma
. 3 aaise Nav YoRk, Oct. 8, AMI |
igg The steamer Prometheus arrived last
nightifrom San Juan de Nicaragua, which
place she left on the 26thulk She brings
450 passengers and one hundred and I
twenty-three thousand dollars in gold on
freight, 100000 of which,is consigned
toi Thompson Il Hitchcock iasaoi5 ,,hs |
Z The steamer Pacific, with dates from
San Erancisco to Sept 9Th, arrived at San
Juan delSolo on the Goth ult, having made
.therun down eiPaeifc in less than IA I
days. ,SIleshad on board geo, passengers
and 100000 in gold. ~
q The steamer Monumentalq City, SCapt. |
Norris. of Baltimore, left San Juands