Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-06-05
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A RC r &c.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Collins steamship Arctic, Capt Luce,
from Liverpool, at loa O'Clock, A. Nj, May
18th, arrived off Sandy Hook, New Yolk, on
saturday evening at o'clock, bu, owing to
The dense fog, was unable to come up 10
the city till half.pas, o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Arctic brings nineiy-nine passengers,
among whom we notice Horace Smith;
Esq, United States Consul for Portugal, and
bearer Of dispatches for the U. S Legation
at Lisbon.
ENGLAND.
Little worth reporting has occurred since
The sailing of the Cambria. The case of a
British subject, named Murray, sentenced TO
death at Rome, for political offences, was
before the House OF Lords on Monday-as
was also that Of some English Protestant
Missionaries, banished from Austria. A
good deal of feeling was evinCed by the diff
feren, speakers, but the discussion led 10 no
practical result.
A numerous depulaiion waited upon the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, al the Castle, on
Monday, TO ask for his iniercession on be-
half of Smith O'Brien and his colleagues -
He refused TO recommend the prayer of the
memorial TO the Queen for the liberation Of
the patriots, on the ground that they had not
expressed contrition for their crimes, or
loyalty, or gratitude towards their Sow
oreign.
ERANCE
There is little of interest from Paris, or,
in fact, from any part Of the Continent.
Gems Lamoricere, Bedeau, and Leho
have Gen. Changarnier's example, and pub
lishsd letters strongly denouncing Louis Ma
poleon, and assigning their reasons for refus-
ing 10 take the oath of allegiance TO the
President. The letters are equally dis,in-
guished, as is Gen. C.s, for their holiness
and split.
The delay Of two months, granted by the
decree of the 14.h of March, 10 the foreign
holders of five per cent Rentes, TO decide
between reimbursement and conversion, en-
PRED on Friday. The demand for reim-
bursements amounts 10 l,773, $50 francs for
Rentes, or 35,473,6oO francs of capital
Payments of claims CONNIE need on Mon
day.
The Census Of France has been published
The population is set down at 35,7sl,62s,
from which it appears that the increase
since 1916 has been much less than in for.
mer proportiona,e periods The diminu,ion
Is accounted for by the emigration TO South
America and California, and by fewer mar
riages having been contracted in The late
troublons times.
On Saturday the Archbishop of Paris bles.
scd four bus,s of Louis Napoleon, TO be pIa.
ced al The four corners Of the new central
market place. The ceremony was witnes-
sed by large number of Napoleon's more
immediate admirers.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria entertained the
Gar of Russia with grea, pomp. The latter
was al Dresden, on Agra, the 18th instant,
on his way from Vienna TO Berlin.
A grea, camp of evolution is 10 be formed
on the 5h of June a, Czegled and Keresslur,
in Hungary. All the disposable cavalry, and
thirty batteries Of artillery, are to manGuvre
dnring forty days.
Georgy has published his book, on the
Hungarian war, but the Austrian Govern
men, have suppressed i, SO thoroughly tina,
no, copy is 10 be had. The cause of this
in,erdict is supposed 10 be that he says the
Hnngarians were on legitimate ground up 10
their declaration Of Independence al Debre'
czen, on the l4ih April, 1S49.
PRUSSIA.
Another conference Of The ZollveTein was
held on the 18th inst, without result.
An extensive conl3asration has destroyed
the water works which supplied the city oi
Dan,zer. Local tradition ascribed The con.
s,ruc,ion of these works 10 Copernicus.
EGYPT.
A letter, dated Constanlinople, May l.
SAWS "Aarming reports are ahoat CONCERN
inc the island of Crete. Great agitation pre-.
walls there Several ships of war have been
ordered thilher.
~ Read the advertisement of Aver.
Cherry Pectoral There are statements o.