Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-11

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England l. sill n tsesSis about IN expected irya
zion from Fnnee probably aeoaIltoa Of several Of
The great eoBiinsnini powers. The govern meni Of
Great British l. making immense preparntioss for
war. The gorsrnmsns Of Russia, Austria and ffaace
haya demanded The expssioa Of political refugees Of
hose eounlsss frem England, ninsingths is their
demands are not complied with, they will retaliaie By
measures Of prseaution against British subjects travel
Ing abroad The British Government refuses 10 COM
ply with their demands stating that foreigners in Great
Britain are projected BY The law, and cannot be pun
ished, except Cor offence against The law; and mildly
roiests against retaliation upon unOdending British
subjects There t. be an excuse sought BY the
despoiisms Of The eonnent to unite 10 crusade against
liberty In England.
Belgium Is threatened with an invasion from France
The latter Is said to have also assumed threatening
attitude towards Switzerland.
Spain gathering armies and mounting artillery nher
forts.
The Turkish Ambassador 10 France has resigned,
causing great sensation in the latter county, and rem
dering certain vexed questions between France and
Turkey more complicated.
The italians are very tired OF the French soldiers
stationed in Italy. Several attempts have been made
to assassina,e French officers ~
II is said that letters from Vienna assert there viii be
open rupture, soon, between Austria and America
The srner does not like The attentions paid 10 Kossuth
BY our government.
Nspoieon's popularity is on the Rane with the e1eh
people, and il is thought nothing but war with ng:
land will restore IT, This has been caused by several
recent high handed ans or the usurper One is confs
eating the property OF the Orleans fainilyestimatedt 10
be worth forty millions Of dollars Another cause is
bis extraordinary and yranneal measures 10 drive
eialism f,om Fyaaec Every prominent socialist is
summary packed of 10 Cayenne, in South America,
the climate Of which Is certain death. He has been
shot at three mes the last time the ball passed through
his hair. The would-be assassin was Immediately
shot, and buried in the garden Of the palace.
KOssuth's farewell speech to the pso-
pie Of Cincinnati contained the following
mysterious paragraph.
My circumstances enabled me to cast q
glance into the book Of approaching e.
vents. ! have seen the finger Of destiny
pointing TO certain hour-and to think
what ] have yet to accomplish before thai
hour strikes and TO know that to-day we
have already the 25th Of February--my
head turns dizzy at the very thought
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HANNIBAL AND Pans PLANE RoAD.-We
undeT stand there is very lively feeling in ia.
vor Of this road, almost amounting to enthnsi
asm, between here and Florida. The necessity
for the road is felt, and it will certainly be built
COLLINS & BREED desire us to say to the
public generally, and everybody in particular
that they are going ahead as well as befor,
their alarm from the fire, and are not scarce
/ out OF selling goods cheap and plenty of them
The SuRvEY.--Last week, two miles of the
Hannibal and New London Plank Road were
surveyed, being as far as Mr.. Darr's, on the
Hydesburg road. The survey is being further
prosecuted on that route this week. Two
others will be surveyed. So far as they have
gone, they find the road will require very little
grading.
II The MormOns are preparing for re.
volt, are fortifying themselves, have published
declaration of independence, ana intend to Sc
up for a separate republic. So says rumo
that comes round by way of San Francisco
These people are about as tractabIe and peace
able as SO many grizzly bears.
supreme Court DOcket-March Term
1882.
a5@ The following shows the order in whicl
the cases from this circuit are arranged on III,
docket. There is one Inconvenience in rela
ton TO the setting Of the docket, which ought I,
be remedied. Our Circuit Court commences
on the first Monday in March, and holds tire,
weeks. BY placing the cases from this circui
first on the docket, those who have business il
both courts are put to much inconvenience, an,
their interests placed in hazard by want o
personal attention.