The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Arrieal Of the Steamer Africa.

NV YORK, NOV. -.
The steamer Africa, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 9th inst, arrived at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. She sailed from Liverpool
at noon on the 9th.
The steamship Washington, with Kossuth
and suit, would leave Southampton for New
York on the l4th. Kossuth continued TO
receive the most marked demonstrations Of
respect from all parts Of the country.
The attention of the public had been
mainly directed to French affairs.
ENGLAND.
Kossuth was to visit Birmingham on the
10th, and Manchester on the 18th. The
Mayors of both towns had refused to call
special meetings of the town council to re-
ceive him, and the public had thereupon ia
ken the matter into their own hands, and
were determined to give him an enthusiastic
reception.
The workmen of London had joined in a
grand demonstration to Kossuth on the Sd
inst. There was a monster procession, num-
nering not less than $4,000 persons, and an
address was presented to him in the name
of the inhabitants of London. KossutE
read a written but very elegant reply.
Parliament has been further prorogueC
until the Is of January.
{ The commissioners of the late exhibition
estimate the nett profits at f150,CJO ster
! ling, which they propose to apply to the in
, crease of the means of industrial education
They ask a royal charter, to perfect The
ecessary arrangement.
The submarine telegraph between Eng
t land and France has been fully completed
and will be opened in a few days.
, FRANCE.
: The Assembly had met and the Presiden
: had delivered his message, the chief featnr,
: of which was a demand for the restoration
of universal suffrage, with some very Sigh
. restrictions. The Ministry asked the As
: sembly to declare the proposed measure a
urgent, which the Assembly had refused b
accclamation. Thus the legislative and eS
e ecutive powers were placed in direct oppc
sition. The result was ~anxiously waite
for.
Public tranquility remained, and conf
= dence mistaken, notwithstanding these OF
currences.
Upwards of one hundred of the person
= concerned in the late riots in the departmer
y of Cher are about being tried by a cou
martial.
~ The Assembly met on the 4th inst, al
~ elected NJ. Dupin president.
~ The message of the President and the pC
sition of the ministry meet the stronge
and most violent oppositian from the Legi
y imist organs. The excitement in the A
sembly had been intense, and the Presidel
is broadly accused Of personal ambition
On the other hand, the Republican %journa
are greatly elated with the prospect of un
- versal suffrage, and strongly advocate it
the surest means of avoiding civil war.
=, The President represents the financial a
fairs of the country as iii a most deplorab
" state. In reference to the Socialist NOV
r ments and disorders, he says a formal co
=" spiracy exists, the avowed object of whic
T. is the utter overthrow and uprooting Of S
of ciety as at present constituted.
W The temper of the Assembly and a M
~ iority of the press is so much averse to tt
- recommendation Of the President as
render any compromise a maCtef OF eXtren
doubt. The project is very nearly the Gle
,toral law of the constituent Assembly. S
months residence only is required to becon
a voter.
GERMANY.
The health of the King Of Hanover
declining, and his recovery is not anti'
pated.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
We have advices from the Cape of Go'
Hope to the 1st of October, confirming Il
'lr previous disastrous accounts.
The Kaffirs, in their last attack, had Ell
1e ployed fierce dogs with great success.
~ The Kafirs had surprised and surround
~ two companies of the second regiment, al
ne had killed Capt. Ollham, two sergeants al
nineteen p~rivates, besides wounding twent
= three. There were eight others missing.
in The Kaflirs were preparing to attack Gr
al Jamestown.
ID The price Of bread had risen fifty ?
IT'S cent. at the Cape, and was still advancing