Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
From New York.
ARRIVAL on THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA


NEW YORK JAN ?.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool with dates TO
the Doth of December arrived this morning about II
o'clock She sailed from Liverpool at 9, A N, the
Goth, and brings Of her own arrival out at p NJ
on the evening Of the I1th.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at Liverpool at z, P.
NJ, the 18th. The steamer Glasgow, from New
York arrived Glasgow the 18th, and the City OF
Manchester arrived Liverpool at midnight the 10.
Accounts from Paris are peaceful. The President has
distributed immense number of of Legion of
Honor and has despatched large OF money 10 be
distributed among disabled soldiers.
Gen Cavaignae had been released from prison uncon-
donally and about 10 leave France for Holland.
The other Generals would also be liberated on agree
ing TO become voluntary exes.
Victor Hugo Brussels. The partsans of the
President active in getting up strong feelings IN
his avOi and using every excron 10 induce all parties
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The appearances indicated that the President would
have as many in 1913. majority of the Metz
garrison had voted ainst Louis Napoleon; also ali tho
scholars in Paris Polyrehenze Schools among them the
young Prince De Poignac, President. They held
grand levee on the nth. All the Corpe Diplomaque
attended, excepting the American Minister The Pres
ident takes active part IN drawing up the new const
tuition The consutve commission have disagreed upon
many leading points.
The Duke de GaIich, son of the Duke de Ornament,
has bean appointed Minister Hesse Cassel.
The department of police has been raised the rank
Of ministry-M. Cashr is now minister.
The latest accounts from Paris that Gen. Cav
agnac refuses his release, unless the same be extended
TO all Of his fellow prisoners.
SPAIN-The Madrid Gazette contains an important
document from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs In reply
Mr.. Webster's of the late in Cuba,
the prisoners &c. The Minister expresses the highest
satisfaction the Of Mr.. Websrers note; because
it is considered of Justice which satisfies Spain
much exats the Government of the United States,
Of which her Government ceased expect that
would disprove such painful events and that the loyalty
Of its conduct upon this would oer guar
and leave security Tor the maintenance OF
friendly relations. which with reciprocal advantages
have constantly existed between the Governments
The Gazette concludes by announcing pardon of all
prisoners engaged in the late expedition against Cuba,
who may be citizens of the United States, whether in
Spain fulfilling their sentence, remaining in Cuba.
Senior La Borde about leaving Madrid for Havana.
He will 20 from thence in ship Of war to New Orleans.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at o'clock A.
M the 18th ult. The Franklin from Havre has not
yet arrived.
PRUssIA-The Frankfort diet is said to have resolved
upon sending diplomatic to England, emphacay
requesting be taken against the political ref
ugees residing in England. The movement is made at
the insti cation Of Austria.
ENGLAND.-The movement to present national TO-
ken to Mr. Grinne for his effort in the search Of Sir
John Franklin progressing and influential CON-
mittee been organised, pro ten.
INDIA AND CHINA.-By the overland mail via Bonn.
bay, which reached London the 18th, learn that
Dost Mohammed was dying. Sir Colin CampbelPs force
had reaken Motnew and driven the enemy to the
tans- The neighborhood Calcutta had been visited
by violent hurricane the 22d and 23d Of October.
which had done much damage. News from China unm-
.portant.
IrALY-Somo alarm is said to be felt the Vatican,
consequences of the events oil France and lest
the French should be Withdrawn from Rome Twenty
six nonooznmssioned officers have been expelled from
army by order Of the Pope.