The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-15
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TnE NIAGARA!

ARRIVAL OF the NIAGARA!
The Royal Mail Steamer Niagara reach.
ed her wharf here Al nine O'Clock the 9th
isn't.
ENsLAxD.-The Papal excitement is grad.
ually dying away IN England, and the Peo>
pIe are beginning 10 look upon il with less
Jealousy. Piachino and Doctor Wiseman
we're burnt in efigy At Cseston and good
deal OF feeling manifested on the OccnslOn.
The message Of President Fillmore has
been extensively published and most favor
ably commented upon. The general impIss
sion throughout Europe IS that peace will be
in The United States and that there
Is not lbe slight est danger Of a dissolution Of
the Union.
Affairs on the coniipepi are gradually be-
coming more pacific, and there now seems
no probability of war.
The States Of Central Germany are dis
arming, ihosgh jeslousiss still exist 10 llesse
Cassel between the Piussian aud Federal
troops.
FRANCE.-Louis Napoleon has intiuated
that should disunion occur bet %eou the Gov
eminent and the Assembly, The latter will moi
be responsible for the result.
CHINA Accounts Of rebellion in South
China are conflicting,
A Portuguese flgale called the Donna Ma
ria blew up off Marao and large number OF
officers and men who had assembled On
board were killed. They had assembled
there TO celebrate the birlh>day of The con-
sort Queen Of portugal.
ENGLAND.
The Papal excitement is wearing out from
sheer exhaustion, to be renewed when Par-
liamen, meets, which is 0n the 4ih Of Febru>
ary next. At Croyden, where grand Pro-
lesrant demonstration was witnessed, The
procee dings we're relieved by dramatic
episode, in which the Pope and Cardinals,
Monks and Sisters of Mercy figured in ecc!e-
siaslical trappings, and also Pho Ninu aud
Doctor Wiseman were burned in efigy.
amidrt blaze which lighted the country Tor
miles around
President Fillmore's Message to Congress
attracted more than usual attention from The
press. Nearly every paper Of note printed
the document entire.
The returns OF the Board of Trade will
en- able The Chancellor 10 make many more
and other reductions in the present tariff.
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon, II is said, is involved in
debt 10 the amount of near two millions of
francs. His application 10 the Assembly for
relief will, it is said be obstinately but unsuc-
cessfully contested.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
A partial disarmament OF Ebe late Prussian
and Austrian levies having been effected !,
aud the Berlners having acqulesced 10 the
peace policy of Baron Man,eufieI, all Eu-
rope seems to take it for granted that peace
will be preserved.
The sudden friendship sworn TO at Olmutz
), by M. ManteulieI and Prince Swartzenburg.
repi esentin2 Prussia and Austria, has how
ever, awakened suspicion among lesser Ger
man Princes, some of whom are making ess
ergetic etlols 30 form league Of lbeh own.
Marshal Radetzky has been permitted to
leave Vienna BY very kind letter from the
Emperor, and vi. Immediately ieturn TO the
/ Lom5afdy.
The States Of Central Germany are d,ar-
ming, although in Hesse CasseI there appears
to be some jealousies still subsisling between
the Prussian and federal trrops,
ITALY.
:. The trial Of The members Of the Liberal
Society, called the United Italians; has been
concluded and six condemned to death, and
the Exminister and 6Ve others TO 80 years,
and the TEST to 90 years Imprisonment,
The loan for the redemption OF ,he paper
money s much sought afier
: The American Protestant Chapel at Rome
has been closed by order of the government.
4 This want Of liberation has caused much :r.
ritation at Rome.
TURKEY.
From Turkey it is stated that the province
of AIleppo is perfectly tranquil. The rebels
in Busnia have been defeated Mt oil paints.
The cholera was raging Gearfully at Mecca
on The 7h SEPTEMBER.
INDIA AND CHINA.
!. The news from India is no, important. -
All is tranquil.
A deplorahIe occurrence had taken place
off Macao. On the anniversary Of the birth
day Of tie Censor: ofthe Queen OF Portugal,
the Portuguese frigaie Donna Maria fred the
usual salute at noon. The Captain and all
the officers but two were on board, and, II is
said, that some Of the officers OF the U. s
ship Marion, all Of whom were to have dined
on board the frigaie.
/ About hall past two the Donna Maria blew
up and the officers aud men aud all on bpard
persisted, with the exception OF Que office
and Is men. who were picked out Of the
, water BY boats from the Marion, which yes
sci may he presumed to be uninjured.
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