Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
From New York.
FROM new YORK.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.


New YORK, Oct. 16.
The news from the Australian gold region, which con.
times to arrive, is con6rmatory of the previous reports,
as TO the extent and richness Of the mines.
L~oNDoN.-Londo had been chiefly occupied with the
election of civil officers.
Commander Pulleu, of the Arctic expedition, landed
at Deal on Thursday, by the Hudson Bay Company's
ship Princes of Wales, after carrying on a perilous search
for Sir John Franklin in the Arctic seas in 1849 and 80,
The Queen was expected to visit Liverpool on the 9th
inst. No business would be transacted in the cotton
market on the following days. We have advices from
Madrid from the 21st ult. 1t is stated that the authori-
ties of Cuba proposed a plan to fortify the Island, at an
expense of 40, 600, 900 reals, but Gen. Concha is of the
opinion that a sum might be obtained by the saving pro-
posed in the War Department. A committee of Gener.
al officers approved Of Gen. Concha's plan.
The excitement at Southampton, respecting the arrival
Of Kossuth and his companions, was undated; he may
be expected about the 9th or 7th inst. 1t is arranged
that upon the occasion of his being presented with an
address by the city of London, he will proceed to Guide
hall in an open carriage, with Lord Dudley Steward.
Kossuth had been expected in London up to the 18th
ult., when intelligence was received that the French au-
thorities had refused to grant him permission TO pass
through their country from Marsailes. 1t is understood
that he had sailed IN the steamer Mississippi for New
York. Ii is said that the French Government refused
to permit him to pass through France from Marsailles,
Austria and Russia.
While the Mississippi was lying at Genoa, Kossuth
requested leave Of the Sandman Government to rest a
few minutes on Piedmont ground. The Government re-
piled that II did not wish to oppose the slightest obsta.
Gle to his stay, but, in the present state of its relations
with neighboring powers, it would be mindful OF the in
convenience that might result the%refrom, aud would
leave it to their discretion to decide whether, under such
circumstances, Kossuth ought to invoke the Inequalities
Of Piedmont. Reply was opposed by able and iniuen-
tial parties. but Kossuth did not land.
misunderstanding to a letter from Vienna, in the
German journals of Frankfort, the Austrian Government
is determined to make known its dissatisfaction with
and demand satisfaction from the Ottoman Government
for the release Of Kossuth. The demand will be en-
forced by assembling a body Of troops on the frontiers,
FRANcE.-At a meeting in Paris of the provisional
committee, on Thursday, the President stated that
while the country was tranquil, there had been noticed
some agitation among the revolutionary party in the
city generally in the Faubourg st. Antoine. The po
lice have made seizures OF arms, supposed to be semi
from abroad.
EeyPr.-The London Times says the news from
Egypt relating to the dispute between the Pacha anC
the Sublime Porte, which threatened to stop the con
struction Of the Aexandria Railroad, has caused great
excitement in that country among all parties interested
in the overland communication with India. II is stated
that measures are in progress for converting a publ.
meeting in London on the subject.