The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16
Arrival ofthe Steamer Americ 4.
New York Junc @


New York June Q.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax
yesterday afternoon at half past 9. The gov
rrnment has refused to aid the construction
OF the valley OF 81 Johns Railroad on military
groun.s.
Eminent English capitalists have made ad.
vantageous offers for the construction of an
European railroad from Halifax 10 the Maine
frontier, and fr m Quebec to Hamilton, L. G
The business done ir par!iamentwa was min
Portant. Lord Stanly officially disclaimed,
On Tia" part OF !he government Of Great Brit
ain, any claim to Grand Island. The Admi-
raj, however, has sent ship protect the
British interests. Two ships from Austria.
In have brought 4l,U00 ounces of gold
It Is expected Parliament will be proro-
gued or dissolved about the Goth Of June
The Bullion in the Bank of England ex-
cecds E20,O0O,000, Rothch lid again offers
himself as a representative in parliament.
The Jennln IS estate is not settled as before
crroneouSly stated.
A telegraph line has been established be-
tween Dublin and Galway.
. The Galway Packet denies the rumor that
the potatoe d seaSe has reappeared.
The Overland India mail brings accounts
Of the success of the British forces against
RanGoon which had been captured and about
$50 cannon taken.
SPAIN.
The Madrid Journals deny that it is the
intention of the government to curtail the
constitution.
The Spanish government has appointed
commissioners to revise the theory upon free
trade principles.
FRANCE.
An amelioration or fusion between the ell
der and younger branches of the Buucbons
is again spoken Of The Emancipator of
Brussels says manifesto, in the name of
Count ChambarI and the Orleans Princess,
has been already drawn up for publication,
which has been deferred for brief season.
The Gazette de Cologne corroborates the
statement. Chaayanier is reported to be u
party TO the proceeding.
RceuSalS 10 take the oath Of allegiance
MULTIPLY
1 he Monteur denies that Napoleon is ex-
erln1 an influence in Madrid hostile To
Spain. The denial refers to Lord Palmers-
toms recent statement in the house of Com
mons, that the foreign powers wcr>. intrigu.
ing in Spanish affairs.
a bill is before the lcsiS lature extending
he Tobacco monopoly to The LIST ofJAnuar y,
1868.
Napoleon's confidential envoy had IN in,
,ervlcw with the Czar and other northern
monarchs. The precise object Of his mis-
'ion has not tranSpired.
ITALY.
The Marqui, DaciIIo had succeeded in
reconstruc'ing the cat net on ahberal basis.
The Tuscan government offers 1000 francs
for compensation for the late outrage on An
IInglishman named Mathrr who was cut
down by IN Austrian at Florence. Mather
and his friends Indignantly refused it.
Mr. Buwer Minister to tuscany arrived
at Florence On the l9tl.
Mr. Murray, an Eng sentenced to
death and confined in the Castle of Spoltro
will probably have his punishment commu-
ted
GERMANY,
The Journals in Southern Germany con-
tain lamentabIe accounts Of famine in many
of the districts The resideney Of Ober
Franklin suffers most. Weaving and other
branches OF employment are completely
idle, and provisions were enormously high.
The Gar, it was said would leave Berlin
on the 2Gth Of Nav.
The Leipsic Gazette says the Gar has
invested 3O,OOO,OJO franks which were
Withdrawn from the recent loan; also three
AMI half millions in Holland and Belgium.
HOLLAND.
The Dutch ministry is newly formed.
An uneasy feeling gains strength, to the
effect that Napoleon has no abandoned his
scheme OF aunc.x king Belgium.
A telegraph despatch from Marseilles an
nounces the India mail with Calcutta dates
to the eth April and Bombay dates 20 the
81 May, The British lost $50 men in the
capture of Rungoon.