Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-10-15
FOREIGN ILL., NEWS.
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New York, Oct. 1912, M.-The
steamer Asia has arrived with three days
later news from Europe. She brings l24
passengers, among whom is Madame Ce
este. She encountered strong westerly
gales until Saturday. the 4th instant. On
last evening she passed the Africa.
ENGLAND.
The large corn and cotton house OF Egg
Der & Taylor, at Liverpool, has faled
for heavy amount.
The reports of an abundan; harvest con-
inue 10 come in from every quarter
Castilan g. Co., Greek house. which
failed shor, time since, under the mos,
favorable estimate can only pay 2s 6i IN
the pound, which has caused grea; dissa,-
isiacion TO their creditors.
A dispa,ch from Dover, Of the Goth.
says that The submarine telegraph has been
laid to within 81 miles OF Dover. where
The Blszer is anchored. and the communi-
cation with the Engiish coast Is most per-
feet.
Lord Palmersion delivereda great speech
at public duner at Tiver,on, upon sub.
jecis connected with foreign politics, do
mesi:c progress, religious liberation, COM
mercial freedom, and the extinction Of the
s!gve trade The government, he said,
felt II their duty 10 promote peace and prog
ress among nations, and we're ANXIOUS, If
supported by the great body OF nallons, 10
persuade Other governments, as Tar as pro
pr,e,y would admit, 10 extend 10 their sew
eral countries the same social and political
blessings enjoyed in EnaIsnd.
The reply OF the Naples government 10
Mr. Gladstone was exciting considerable
c0nn'en'.
The indications were favorable 10 coh-
tinued commercial prosperity Throughout,
England.
A telegraph despatch announces the ar
rival oi kUssulh al S.nI ma, on board oil
the VI ssssiFpi.
The Loudon Chronicle learns that the
result Of the meeting OF the officers Of the
Ar.:tc Expedition al the Admiralty. con
sisting OF Sir Edward Barry, SIR james
Ross ana Capt. Beechey, was Il unanimous
expression OF opinion that FrauhIIn had ia
| ken passage to the northwest. out Welling.
inn Channel, and tha; he mu.t be sough
| by The ssme route.
FRANCE.
! A serious democratic dis'uI bance has
/ broken out at Cher. An armed force bal
/ len Paris for 81. Armand, and several ar.
rests mad been made. Among the prison
/ oners are some who II is understood have
been connected with the great fire OF Ne
tairies iron works. The dls,ric, abound,
in secret societies. whose members art
bound together by tie most solemn oa,hs
I Tic Conductors Of Government" ane
Larresse' newspapers. who were sezec
n short Tine since, have each been fnet
100. .OO0 francs and condcn.ned 10 sz
months imprisonment.
Sk Mss ionares, tao French, two Ger
man and two Belgian, are abou, 10 leave
Paris Tor Oregon.
Commerce.. affairs in Paris are very
dull, aud in The DEPARTMENTS still more so
EArLEs.
La Pa'rie has an article stating lha, the
King Of Naples has comrued the follow.
ing sentences GicAano ID. Asia and Gi.
nseppe Norii.c, death, commureJ TO Is and
Is years hard labor; Giuseppe Marcer
Tamburelio, Is years hard labor comma
led 10 ten years bauishmcnt. Pssquaie
Cammaral'a, =. Gerbeilcoro, e. Prnci.
pa,n, A. u. Favcnri, G.. Mansera, aud NJ.
!apparro,la, death, changed TO hard labor.
AUSTRIA.
The failure OF the Austrian loan had
caused The deepest modification at Vienna.
RUSSIA.
The line Of railroad between ST. Peters.
burg and Moscow was 10 be opened for
trade en- Nov. 18th.
HoLSTFIy.
Affairs in Schieswig iIols:ein are still!
unsettled.
MARKETS.
Cotton shows no change in prices. The
sales Of the last week have been 80 500
bass. Of which SPECTATORS took 1890,
and exporters 1900. The sales on FIJI
dav were 1000 baxs.