The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-05-14
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New YoRK, May 8-12

New YORK, May 8-Iz vi.
The mail Steamship Europa, Captain
Shannon, from Liverpool, April 26th, ar
rived at her dock. Jersey City. at 7 O'Clock
this morning, making tine trip in II days
and l6 hours.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on tho
9lst April, in III days from Boston.
The Hermann, Captain Crabtree, Ien
Southampton on the afternoon OF the Goth
ult., with between SO and 60 passengers.
ENGLAND.
THE GREAT ExIBITIoN.-The following
notice was posted up on the 25th ofAPril:
"All exhibitors are requested to complete
their fittings on or before next Monday
night. After that day no person will be
admitted except those absolutely necessary
for the arranging Of goods"
A Postscript is added stating that oil
packages not removed by tomorrow night,
the 26th, will be sold. 10.
The feeling in favor of a Holiday on the
/ lst Of May gains ground in the city.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday, April 24.-The Ma.
tional Assembly re-assembled to-day. A
motion for allowing newspapers TO be sold
and distributed in the streets, was mega.
tived by the following vote, yeas. 226,
nays 4U3; and another motion prohibiting
the same was adopted without division
The uncertain state Of political affairs
causes complete stagnation of business
at the Bourse, and the funds arc again
lower: SIS opened at 92 and 2oc, closed
at 90 and SOC. Thalers closed at 57f.
The announcement that Guizot is to be
candidate to represent one Of the de-
parlmcnts in the Assembly, caused consid-
cradle sensation. 1t is not known wheth-
er Guizot has accepted the nomination.
A powerful advocate for the prolongs-
ton of the powers Of the President has
arisen in the Assembly Nation ale, which
received the contribution Of Guizot and
other distinguished statesmen who held
Offices. d"
SPAIN.
Our advices from Madrid are TO April 10.
The Portuguese Charge de Affairs had not
been successful in prevailing on the Span
ish Government to tender the offer OF arm
ed interference TO put down Saldana.
There is good reason for believing that
the Government exacts from every person
aiming at being Deputy. a pledge that
he will vote for the settlement of the pub
/ lie debt of Spain and that thosewho do not
assent to these terms may expect 10 have
their election contested by the ministerial
candidate.
The prime Minister appears to be firmly
resolved that this desirable object shall be
the first thing which the Cortz are to pass
Immediately after their meeting after the
lst Of June.
SWITZERLAND
A letter from Berne of 5th April, in the
Paris Journal Des de Bats, says: 4
81 hasten to inform you that the Feder-
al Government has ust received commu-
nicaion from the English Legation. pro.
testing against refugees being sent TO Eng
land. The United States is therefore the
only country open TO them. The first de-
tachmcnt Of Hungarian and Italian refu-
gees, who lately deserted from the army
Of Radelzl1i, arrived at Berne on the 18th,
under the command OF Col Duer. They
are going to America by way Of France.
A great number of them had fought under
the Government OF kossulh
PORTUGAL.
The following telegraphic dispatch, an.
nouncng the failing of the insurrectionary
movement Of Portugal, was received at the
Portuguese Legation on Wednesday:
MADRID, April 21st. P. M.-The Min.
lister OF Foreign Affairs, according 10 dis.
patches of the 10th, received by the Portu.
gese Ambassador, and communicated to
me. ii appears Saldana, discouraged by
the bad reception which he met with at
Cormbia. had directed his course towards
the Spanish frontier.
Letters from Madrid state that the Span
ish Government was not disposed to assist
that Of Portugal against Duke Saldana, in
case Of Il conflict, but that it is his desire
at the same time to act in concert with
England.
ITALY. 1
Our advices from Italy are TO the 2tst
of April, The Times correspondent con.
firms the report that Lord Palmerston has
addressed moderate note OF remonstrnce
to the courts interested, against the pro.
longed occupation Of the Tuscan and Ro-.
man States by Austria and France.
The PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, caaa