The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

a. sass NEW YORK, Oct. g., 1851.
The steamer Humboldt has arrived, with
London dates Of Sept. "a, four days later
news, and 1870 passengers. She brings a
moderate cargo of French and continent
Jtal merchandise.
-a!dt.H 49, ENGLAND.
The abundant harvest warrants the an
ticipation of a steady increase OF bullion
in the bank OF England.
The steamship Avon arrived at South
hampton, with $1.50O,OOO in specie, the
greater portion being from California
Abbott Lawrence, the American minis
ter, is continuing his tour throughout Ire
land. ""
Great preparations are now making
throughout Ireland for.the reception OF the
Queen, on her contemplated tour.
The intelligence of the complete failure
Of the Lopez expedition in Cuba, had been
received in Liverpool. 1t produced much
satisfaction in England, and hopes were
entertained by the London journals that
no further attempts would be made by ma
,~rauding parties to disturb the Islands "a
1.-The great exhibition at London coptiaJ
'ues to be more attractive as the period of
lis final closing approaches. During what
are called shilling days, the attendance
averages about sixty.fve thousand persons.
atf LATER,
ARRIVAL OFTHE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
90. !, New York, Oct. 10.
90 The steamship Asia from Liverpool, with
dates TO the 9th ult., being three days la
ter, reached her wharf at half.past 8 this
morning. ra
sSbaaiso sr'br ENGLAND.
The dullness of politics in England is
not likely to be broken until a general cleo.
tion arouses the country 10 another ex.
IRENE excitement.
A great reform meeting was held at
Manchester for the purpose Of giving an
impetus TO measures tor introducing a new
reform bill the comming session OF Parlia-
ment.
The Inauguration OF the great Railway
between St. Petersburgh and Moscowto took
place on the LIST Of September. The line
will be open for traffic on the 18th of No.
yember -.
X There are rumors of trouble in Schles.
wig Holstein affairs.
= A democratic conspiracy has been dis.
Severed in Athens, among the arrests
made is the Editor of the Minerva.
4 The object of the conspiracy was to
throw off the French influence and substi-
' tute the protection Of England. Four or
five hundred Government employees had
been dismissed in consequence.
y, Irish papers complain that, in conse-
auence of the unexampled emigration,
there was a scarcity Of able bodied, honest
laborers. Lls.@ 2ILOHI
The bullion in the bank of England was,
on the Goth, fl4,675,000. IA, -
The submarine telegraph wires between
France and England had been extended
within three miles Of the French coast. 4
.y'r5h ,%'g0 FRANCE.
In Paris the conductors Of the Presse
Erenment, had been condemned and fin.
cd 100000 francs, and to undergo six
months imprisonment. An article had
appeared in the Paris Constitutional
which caused much excitement and atten-
ton. 1t says that unless Louis Napoleon
can be kept in power, confusion and ruin
will be the result. ba,: ]ols.,Ut f.
The chief fact from France is that of the
prevalence Of profound tranquility, OIL
which the President had taken advantage
I'd remove to st. Cloud. ! I'D.
The votes ofthe Councils General con.
tinue to be received in favor OF revision.
SPAIN. # tr0FI
The greatest rejoicing was occasioned
At Madrid by the reception Of news from
Cuba Of the capture Of Lopez, but it was
still resolved to send out reinforcement
designed for the Island.
Dispatches had been transmitted to
Washington protesting in the stronges
terms against the supineness Of the United
States gossrnmenty and demanding salts
faction for the outrage on the Spanish
Consul at New Orleans.
The Marquis Of MirsAoses has address
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