Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-11-06
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Four Days Later froa Europe.
HALIFAX, Oct. %, 10 A. NJ.

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The royal mail steamer Europa
arrived at her wharf at 8 O'Clock
this morning. bringing dates from
Liverpool TO the 18th instant.
The Europa made the harbor from
the westward, having experienced a
very heavy blow yesterday, aud
rough weather throughout the pas
sage.
Since the sailing Of the Pacific, no
American steamer had arrived at
Liverpool.
ENGLAND.-Advices had been re-
ceived at Southampton, that the
steamer Mississippi had arrived at
Gibraltar, and that Kossuih had
declared his intention Of sailing for
Southampton in the steamer Madrid,
and expected to arrive there on or
about the 20ih OF the present month.
The London Exhibition having
finally closed, the removal of the
articles was rapidly progressing
The award Of the Jurors gave con-
siderable dissatisfaction. The jury's
award Of medal to Broadwood's
piano has been reversed by counsel,
whose reversal was protested against
by the most eminent musicians.
The expected arrival Of Kossuth,
and the ministerial crisis in France,
were attracting a large share of pub
lie attention.
The American minister, Mr.. Law
renee, has finally returned to Lon
don, from his tour through Ireland.
The Catholic Defence Association
at Dublin was but slightly attended
by persons Of note, and resulted in
nothing but a fresh manifesto.
LONDON, Saturday. -Kossuth is
not expected TO reach Southampton
until after the Oath.
A searching investigation is TO be
made by the Admiralty Of the state
ment Of Captain Penny and Wheat
man, as to their prosecuting a fur
ther search beyond Wellington's
channel, for Sir John Franklin.
FRANCE.--The entire French
ministry has resigned, and are merely
holding office till their successors are
appointed. The event excites the
most lively interest throughout Eu-
rope, more especially because the
resignation was understood to be
caused BY President Napoleon's de-
termination to restore universal sui-
frage by replacing the electoral law
Of May 3lst.
Paris continued tranquil, though a
deep feeling prevailed on the subject
of the change in the cabinet.
Paris dates of Thursday, the 10Th
inst, state that the funds rose half
cent, on the announcement o. the
meeting Of the permanent commit
lee called by the ministers Of justice
of interior and war. 1t was duly
attended and a satisfactory explana-
ton given of the state Of the coun-
try. The committee were to meet
again on the next Tuesday.
The news from some Of the De-
partments is Of an alarming charac-
ter. The peasants OF whole districts
are known to be members Of secret
societies, ready to rise at the bidding
Of their chiefs.
The Bourse was firm, with sales ol
fives at 95.
PARIS, Friday-No progress had
been made in the Ministerial arrange
ments. The papers hardly alIude to
the subject. The leaders oil the
moderate party hope the President
will still make terms with the pres
ent Ministers.
Later accounts from the Depart
ments are favorable to quiet and good
order. The Moniteur states that
previous accounts were exaggerated.
PARIS BoURsE, lSth.-Fives, 90f.
co.; threes, sol. sc. 65f.
SPAIN.-The one hundred and
twenty-six American prisoners, Of
the Cuban expedition, were at the
latest dates, about to be sent to the
mines for ten years hard labor.
The highest military order OF
distinction has been conferred on
General Concha, the captain General
OF Cuba.
INDIA AND CHINA.-The India
mail arrived at Calcutta on the Sth
Of Sept, bringing Bombay dates to
the I7lh, and China to 23d August.
The news was wholly unimportant.
CAPE OF GooD HoPE-The latest
advices received in England from the
Cape were 10 the Doth Of August, at
which time the prospects were more
disheartening than at any previous
time since the war broke out. The
three weeks later and more satisfac-
tory news received via Boston, had
not arrived in England.
NAPLEs.--Gladstone's charges Of
disgracelul cruelty against the Nea-
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