Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-05
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ENGLAND.


The government Of Lord John Russell is
still very weak, he cannot get his friends to
rally around him, and it is now fully antici.
pated that there will soon be dissolution Of
Parliament, and general election. On Tues
day evening last, in the House of Commons,
he sustained another defeat on the question
of Woods and Forests. Lord Duncan moved
a resolution, demanding reform in this
management. This the government siren
uously resisted. On division there appear
ed for the proposed reform 100, for Minis
ters 119. So what with their partial aban-
donment Of the Papal measure, their defeat
upon Mr.. Locke Kings motion of electoral
reform, and this defeat, it is thought, they
will not be able 10 hold together till after
Easter.
The agitation on the part Of the Catholics
of both England and Ireland, against the pro-
nosed final measures of Lord John Russell,
continues unaba,ed.
THE HUNG ARTAN REFUGEES.
A large body of Huugarians and Poles, re-
furees from the late struggle in Hungary,
had arrived in Liverpool for America, but on
their arrival, they were met BY deputation
from the London Democratic. Committee,
who have induced them TO remain in Eng-
land, in order as they say, 10 be at hand in
case their aid should be required 10 assist the
Democratic cause in either France or Hunga-
ry The English government have, 40 far,
paid or offered fS to every man who will go
10 America. A few of the Hungarians have
accepted the offer, but the Poles all refused.
The local magistrates and the Mayor of Lv-
.erseol have had several interviews with
1hem TO persuade them to emigraie Public
meetings have been held TO raise subscrip-
ltisss 'fGr them, and il is proposed 10 have an
amateur performance in the Theatre Royal
tor their beneft. They are SAID 10 be a fine
.coadso; ia liverpool has, it is also said, shed
n lustre usea their cause, and made all i'm
presEisn ia lheit favor which will not soon
be forgOsaea-
FRANCE
All hopes Of fusion between the two
branches of the Bu0rbon family is al an end.
The yoang prince of Claremont has written
10 that effect 10 the OrlexIst committee at
Paris.
Gen. EreimaR has been raised 10 The rank
of Marshal of France. The President has
reviewed several Of lhe regiments leaving
Paris, and has issl.e& orders tia; at these re-
wiews no cries whaierec shall be uttered.
A secret society at Lille has been discov-
.ered in tie very act Of hanging an etfigy of
the President. In lae departments ia all the
towns the Socialists have been attempting 10
make some Demonstration, bot wiiao0t sue
cess.
The weekly aecSurt Of lae Bank Of France
presents tite c0mmenee Of that Republic Ia
abe most Un(avGrable point Of view. The
bullion III the Bai& atn,os, equals the amount
of netes in cireViaton.
GERMANY
sSf,sys III sfesse CGssd.
The political c0n6ict seems to 5c degenesa
hing into series Of ruigac qaawels between
Prince, officers, ministers, chambers and sub
ordinaies, who abuse each other with Pro
viuclai intensity.
The State of Baden HAS also passed laS
for the regulation of the press Its Rlain pro
visions are as follows:
Abolition of Ahe censarSliT. al article
10 be signed by ,he writer. Caution none,
must ae deposited by publishers and authors
Publishers, printers and distributors of work
are responsible for ihe contents, aud alik
liable TO arrest and prosecution.
The Chamber of Deputies Has been buni
ed
PRUSSIA.
We learn that a cabinet counci was hel
upon the 10Th, at which it WAS resolved I
Issue comprehensive memorandum OF tn
German question. This docuuieit will,
Is said contain The views of Prussia upon tn
whole question involved in the revival Of tn
old Germanic Confederation during the pa,
year.
We learn from official reports that tn
Commerce of the Zol Verein has increase
considerably. There has been falling o
in the custom receipts of sugar, roaee an
raw material, and this is more than compel
sated for in ike increase of manufacture
goods.
tTALY.
We have news of various conspiracies
proposed or threatened in Italy, but nolhiI
positive.
Beyond the discussion of the complicat'
Roman question, we have nothing new fro
Rome. The Austrians are being advance
in unison with the NeapolIans, close up
the frontier OF Rome, with the view of kee
ing in check any revolutionary movement
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