The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
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STEAMER NIAGARA.
One Week Later From Europe.

New York, June 20.
The Niagara from Liverpool, with dates to
The 9TH has just arrived.
Parliamentary proceedings are uninter-
esting.
Holyhead has been decided on as the
place of departure for the Cunard Steamers.
Bishop Hughes is at Liverpool.
FRANCE.
On Tuesday the Bureau of the Assembly
met to choose their President, &c, and the
Bonapartes were all excluded to man.
Great excitement prevailed in the Assembly
upon the first motion, and it was rejected by
306 to 1885, This is the first blow of the
Assembly, but during the debate a more
important incident occurred. Gen. Cangar-
nier took an opportunity of speaking on the
question and in advancing to the tribute
shook hands with Mr.. Leon and Mr.. Baffit,
the two ministers. His intrepid speech was
loudly cheered.
The Globe Paris correspondent states that
IN consequence of the news from Portugal,
the French Ambassador, at Lisbon, had to
gives cordial support to the English Ambas
sador, for the protection of the person of the
Queen.
PORTUGAL.
Another rebellion has taken place, and
this time it is in favor of the Queen against
Salbanhas. The French and English am
bassadors had combined to give support to
the Queen.
A serious riot occurred at Florence on the
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Late Sidney advices state that two wreck
ed vessels had been discoveredin ST. Georges
Sound, supposed to be Sir John Franklins.
ENGLAND.
The great exhibition continues to be crow
ded. On the 9th of June the number of
visitors was $4,000.
The steamer Sultana arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 9th of June She brought among
her passengers the distinguished Hungarian,
gen. Loizer Messaross, and 40 Hungarian
= soldiers. Messaross took leave of Kossuth
at Kntayah on the 9th of May last. The
great Magyar was there in bodily health but
much broken in spirit, owing to his long
captivity. He has again been promised his
liberty in September next, by the Turkish
Government.
Kossuth's wife and child were with him,
and about 25 HungarianS, who are still
prisoners in Kntayah. There are now re-
naming prisoners in the Turkish domains
about 40 Hungarians.
ITALY.
A riot had taken place at Florence on the
Goth ult. The people were fired upon. Two
were killed and seven or eight wounded.
PRUSSIA.
Our advices from Berlin to June 4, informs
us that the Danish Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs has proceeded to Warsaw, and that Ba-
ron Truman, the Federal Commissioners in
Holstein, arrived on that day, to follow him
to the same place.
AUSTRIA
Accounts from Vienna to June 1st, state
that rumors of loan, and also of an emission
of the reserved shares of the Bank of Vienna
were again current, but failed to produce
large sales.
BELGIUM.
We are assured that the ministerial crisis
is well nigh at an end. The resignation pla-
ced in the Kings hand, in consequence of
the vote of May 10th, have been refused.
The Cabinet will retain office without any
modification.
SPAIN.
A telegraphic despatch of the list inst,
from Madrid, announces the opening of the
Cottes.
The Epoca announces that the Marquis de
Miraflora had addressed avery energetic note
on the affairs of Portugal, to the Cabinet of
London, Paris and Lisbon, who, with that
of Madrid, signed the treaty of Quadruple
Alliance. The Marques is said to be of o.
vpinion that a military interference ought i'm
mediately to be determined on,