The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-10
Further News by the Caaada.


EEcbAFB.-The news is not Of mucl
general interest.
There was Increased apprehension from
the rayages Of the potato rot in Ireland
The overland mail from India eache,
London on the 18th ult., with adyices frot,
Calcutta to the 9TH August, It is statet
that Nicesa has agreed 10 discharge the deb
due TO the Indian government none Of hi
provinces had been occupied BY the IndiaI
troops.
Aconspifary to effect the escape Of Mora,
had been discovered in Calcutta. Twent'
villagers around Goolbargha had been plum
dered and burned by Rehillas, and it was ru
mored that large body of native troops ha,
been beaten by the people, four days journe,
from Cashmere. Commerce at Calcutta wa
dull and languid.
ChINA. The rebellion in China was rap
idly on the decrease. 4.
FEkEcE.-AThe Government newspaper haC
been suspended for month, and its editol
fined, and imprisoned nine months, for ar
article he published on the treatment Of for.
eigners by the French Government.
The Message, of the 10th, says that des-
patches OF importance had just been'received
from Madrid, at the foreign office, upon the
receipt of which, Mons. Buroche went i'm
mediately to the Elysee, where he was soon
joined by the Spanish Ambassador and Lord
Normandy.
Fnnce and England are decided in their
determination to prevent rupture between
the United States and Spain, and in preserv-
ing for the latter her valuable colony.
!, GERMANY.-Prussia has recently conclu-
deda treaty with Hanover, which, it is
thought by some, will be the breaking up of
the whole league. =
-AUsTRIA.--The Austrian papers are deci.
dedly of the opinion that Bavaria, Saxony
and Wirtemberg will secede from the league.
TURKEY.-The relations between the Sub
lime Porte and the Pasha of Egypt are assu-
ming hostile character. The Pasha has
increased the armaments of the Porte, on the
coast, with the view to resist any attack
which may be contemplated.
SPAiE.--The advices from Madrid are to
the 10th instant, and merely confirm the
previous advices of the pending negotiations
between France and England on the Cuba
affairs. Two war transcripts were to sail
from Cadiz for Porto Rico on the 10Th, with
troops. .
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET.--The Canada's
advices rendered holders firmer, and, on the
18th, prices had slightly improved, with
sales of 600 bales at 98c 10 81 for Mobile
and sc to 66c for Uplands.
FINAL RELEASE OF KossuTH. H.-The Lon
don Morning Chronicle confirms the repor
of the release of Kossuth, and says that h,
and his companions are safe on board tn,
Mississippi, and that she had left the Oar
denelles on the 17th inst, for the land O.
Washington. The same paper also state.
that great anxiety was felt at Hamburgh, il
consequences Of prevailing rumor that th,
Diet at Frankfort proposes annexing the
three cities of Hamburg, Lubbock and Bre.
men, TO other German States, Hamburger to
fall to Prussia. The Chronicle doubts the
report, as it would be positive infringe
ment OF existing treaties.
The Paris papers confirm the account ol
the release Of Kossuth, and his arrival at the
Dardenelles.
HoLLAND.-The chambers were closed on
the 18th. The Minister Of the Interior de-
livered the speech on the occasion.
SwITzERLAND.--An important meeting had
been held at Chaux de Foules, to discuss the
question, whether it was not desirable to
form grand league Of the people against
sovereigners.
The meeting was very large, and about
ZOO sat down to banquet.
ITALY.-The Florence paper Constitutions
al, OF the 18th, states, that Mr.. Temple, the
English Minister at Naples, had been sudden
ly summoned to London, by the Foreign
Office, on matters of importance.
AusTRIA.--Adyices from Vienna, are un-
favorable in regard to the loan; those who
had sent in their applications were calcula.
ting upon submitting TO discount.
The subscription at Banks, thus fur, amount
to f970,000. From Trieste the accounts
were not favorable.
Advices from Vienna, received at Paris
state that the United houses of Rothschild
have subscribed 30,000,000 forms to the
new Austrian loan; and that two other hou.
ses had taken ten millions; and two Dutch
houses similar amount.