Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-31


gales.
France continues tranquil. The promul.
cation of the new Constitution had been
postponed for ten days.
II was reported that Lord Normandy, the
British Minister, had a serious msundei-
standing with the Presiden, relative to Bel
gium. and was about 10 return to f, gland -
The funds had fallen, in consequence, one
per cent.
The intelligence from the Cape Of Good
Hope ia most disastrous to the British forces.
ENGLAND.
The dissolution of The English Cabinet is
deemed is he inevitable. After Cabinet
Council on the sth inst, Lord John Russell
proceeded 10 Windsor Castle TO confer with
the Queen. 1t was generally believed ,ha,
the Whig Government would fall through
before the meeting of Parliament
Baron Kimmery, of the Hungarian Com.
mittee, at London, died of broken heart.
caused by an article in the London Daily
News.
Lieut.. Pym, has, by the advice Of The
Russian geographers, abandoned his project
of crossing Siberia in search of Sir John
franklin.
The London Times says, the attempts to
strengthen the Wing Ministry by alliances
with the Peelites has .ignalIy failed, and
the Prime Minister has been compelled to
meet Parliament without any addition TO his
strength
The Marquis Of Lansdowne has rendered
his resignation as President of Council.
The Duke of Cumberland and Sir James
Graham, the great free trade leaders, had
arrived in town, and the former paid visit
to her Majesty.
The Customs Reform Committee, from
Liverpool, had an audience with Lord John
Russell, who promised that the subject of
their complaint would receive the immedi-
ate attention Of TIE Government. AT the
same time, depu;ation of Spanish bond
holders, opposed to coercion, had an inter
view with The Foreign Secretary
Loss OF THE STEAMER AMAzoN-FURTHER
PARTIcgIAas.-The America brings further
particulars Of the burning of the Royal Mai
Steamship Amazon, Capt. S,monds, alrea.
dy announced by the last arrival She wa:
burned on the morning of the 4,h, one hun.
hred and ten miles southwest Of the Scy
Islands. The ship was completely Quilted
: and subsequently, exploded. Capt. Symond'
land four OF the chief officers, the surgeon
. also Elliot Warburton, the author of the
Crescent aud the Cross" were among the
lost. Many of the passengers were suffoca
in their ber,hs, 40 sudden was the spread o.
the fire. Soon as the alarm was given, a
desperate and despairing rush was made fo
the boats. Two of them were swamret
alongside, and every soul in them perished
Two others, containing nine passengers anc
thir,y-seven seamen, got clear of the burn
ing wreck, and were picked up by an Eng
lish and German vessel, and carried respect
fully into Plymouth and Brest. The Origin
Of the fire is a mystery, but is generally a,
tributed to spontaneous combustion among
the Goals. The total number on board wa,
155, of which 55 were passengers. OF ,hes,
passengers foriy-one perished, only fourteen
being saved. Sixiy.nine of the crew per
ished only ihiny.one being saved. Th'
total number lost was III. Her cargo wa
valued at over f25, 900, consisting Of spee:
and quicksilver.
PROTEST AGAINST KossurH's REIuRs rt
ESGLAND.--The Daily News copies state
ment from Hamburg paper announcin:
tha, the Ottoman Porte has addressed moi.
10 the English Government, protesting
against the return Of Kossuth TO England, hi
Liberation having been granted under tn,
express condition that he should lake up hi
residence in the United States.
The re-esiabshmenl Of friendly relation
between the Porte and Austria renders i
necessary that these condition be fulfilled
The present rates of gold at Londoi
leaves but small profit on importation
from the United States.
PARIS, Friday, Jan. "a conspiracy ma
Just been discovered, the object of whic
was to let loose the convicis in the Hulks a
Rochefort.
Sixty persons have been arrested at Mont
peier on charges connected with the lai
disturbances.
II is announced that the promulgaton c
tine Constitution OF France will take plac
between the 18th and Goth inst. The rea
son for the delay is 10 allow time for III
publication Of the more urgent of the organ
ic law.
The prisoRess lately confined at Ham
consisting of Gen ,Changarnier, Lamoricier
and their companions, have been sei at lit
city on the frontier, with the injunction ne
to return TO France.
=, A grand reyiew OF the Home garrison {
Paris was to come OF at tho c.champde-Man
on the 22d.
PARIs BoURsE-Fises, io6; Threes, y
FRANCE.
In oil parts Of France The most sieadfa
tranquility prevails. The Minister OF III
Interior has decreed the erasure OF The R'
publican notices from the public edlfice