The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
Additional by the America.
BosroN.' Oct. 16,

The news from the Australian gold re.
gion which continues to arrive, confirms the
previous reports as to the extent and rich.
less of the mines.
Lord Londonderry had again addressed
he President OF the French Republic with
reference to Abdel Kader. The correspon-
ence amounts to nothing practicable.
London had been chiefly occupied with
he election of civil officers. Great excite
nent has been caused in Liverpool by the
violent Conduct of the Judge OF the county
court towards Mr.. Whitsey, editor Of the
Liverpool journal, for a fancied insult. The
Judge directed'his immediate arrest, without
even issuing a warrant, but was subsequent
ly compelled to 60 through the formallty.-
Mr.. Whitsey was fined and sentenced to two
consecutive terms Of Imprisonment The
fines were paid by subscription, and Mr..
Whitsey released.
Ten seamen belonging to the American
ship Columbia, mutinled on Wednesday, and
knocked Capt. Dryer and the mate down,
both Of whom were injured. The men were
fined and imprisoned.
Hon. ABBOTT Lawrence, the American
Minister, was in Dublin, visiting the public
institutions. He was receiving great atLen-
tlons from the city authorities and private
ind viduals.
Ko.ssuth had been expected in London up
to the 18th inst. when intelligence was re-
ceiyed that the French authorities had re-
fused 10 grant him permission TO pass thro'
their territory from Marsellles, and it is I'M
derstood that he had sailed in the steamer
Mississippi direct for New York. The refu-
sal was from a desire to act in accordance
with the wishes Of Austria and Russia -
While the Mississippi was lying at Genoa,
Kossuth requested leave of the Sandman
government to rest a few moments on Pied
mont ground The government replied that
it did not wish TO interposs the slightest OBJ
stacle to his stay, but in the present state Of
its relations with the neighboring powers, it
would be mindful of the inconvenience that
might result therefrom, and would leave it
70 their discretion TO decide whether, under
such circumstances, NJ. Kossuth ought or
ought not to invoke the Inequalities of the
Piedmontesc. This reply was opposed by
able and influential parties, but Kossuth did
mot land.
The Qneen was expected to visit Liver
pool on the 9th inst. There will be no
transactions in cotton the twofollowing days.
We have advices IRON Madrid to the 2lst
ult, which state that the authorities Of Cuba
have pr oposed aplan TO fortify the island at
an expense Of 40,O00,o 900 reals; but Gen.
Concha is Of opinion that a sum might be
obtained by the saving proposed by the war
department. A committee Of general Off
GERS approved Of Gen. Concha's plan.
The excitement at Southampton respect
ling the arrival there Of General Kossuth
and his companions, continues unabated.
He may be expected about the 9th or 18th
inst. Iii is arranged that he will be present
ed with an address by the city Of London,
He will proceed to Guild Hall in an open
carriage, with Lord Dudley Stuart.
Commodore Cullen. Of the Artic Expedi-
ton, landed at Deal Ell Thursday, from the
Hudson Bay Cbmpaity'sr shipas'Pfihce Of
Wales." after carrying en- q most perilous
search for Sir John Franklin, in the Attic
Seas, 1849 and 1850.
The Times mentions that letters from
Glasgow, yesterday, state the suspension Of
Messrs. Slater ~ Co, and Benson, mer-
chants and brokers; with liabilities amount
! ing TO $4,000.