The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-04

Thres DaYs Later from Europe--Atri-l
Val ofthe steamer Humboldt,
NEw YoRK, March, I
sThe mail steamer Humbolt, from Hayre
and Southampton, arrived at this port this
morning. The Europa arrived out from Liv-
etpool on the 18th ult.
eeNERAL IaTRLLI1EEcE.
! 5Ibe Humbolt brings 65 passeneem !, aiu y
100000 in gold. Among her passsngss'' p,,g 20
Ffspcis Pulasky, the friend o. Acssun. ~ ...
Roth Houses of the British taai. .a ne'
ON the l4,h ult. Interrogat9nes, were h J:s Pre-
sentad by the Emperor Napoleon 70 lhe Dri1-
S ';sh Coz srnent. in reference TO some re-
lsn ..s;oh were made by Sir Chas. Wood,
mssss %uas s.,s ,,hicil he had recently made al
M ;M.1,sts ssSs seland,) IN which the conduct Of
Mna,a.a sIall.IA ,rss attacked, The complaint was
isS hssore the House Of Commons, and Sin
Cha,les @ being absent. the Earl OF Aberdeen
and Lord Russell replied, to the effect that
Sir Charles had no intention oil being person.
ally offensive to the Emperor.
Mr.. Cobdea called the attention oil the
Secretary of.Foreign Affairs 10 letter pub.
lisbed IN tfe london Times, written by Earl
Edgecombie, in which he states that ne 9as q
letter containing private Information Oh un,
doubted character, that the Naval armameh'
now preparing in France, are 10 De evcl'u-
ally employed in descent upon Enelahu. 4:
To this Lord John Russell replied, and SAID
he doubted The correctness OF Earl Edgecom-
bie,s information, and declared that tne re-
lations existing between the two govern
rcents were of the most friendly character
and that the government had not thought y
necessary to remonstrale with France IA 'e
gard TO her naval preparations.
The weather in England AHas remaTkapl
chill with heavy snowsand severe frost.
T,ate accounts from Milan represents .n'
lsie outbreak there as a small affair, and ina
the ring leaders had been all taken an'
hanged. ,.s r,oced
military Gordon on the frontier Oh ewl.zei
land. and martial law OF The most rigofou
natnre is in force at Milan. z
The legislative Chamber was opened
Paris on he l4th, by the Emperor III person
an mich occasion he made speech y
which he said he had decided in reducing "a
s,mv IN IN order to kee p up q friendly undei
standing with foreign powers, and 10 prov
to the most incredulous, that wnen tians n.
expresses her Intention to remain az Peac.
she must be believed. The army ~ Is 70 DEE DC rs
duced twenty thousand men, Inc sPese
was received with great enthusiasm, anu Pre-
duced favorable effect onithe Bourse' cdu'
ing rise ia the French rents
The manufacturing business throushou
France is stagnaat, and The corn market gen
orally dull.
Marshal Radetsky, in his proclamation
saws that the soldiers killed and wounded o
of The rioters in Milan, and there was no ais
:urbance a any other point in Italy; a lei
ter from Milan says that the number Oh al
rests made was eighty six.
The steam packet Victoria, oetopg1ne
the Dublin and Liverpool Steam rdcke
Company, durin. snow storm, on her en- pos,
age from Liverpool to Dublin, struck u ~
rocks off Daily light house, Houlh, aud sun
in about afteea minutes. Some oil the pas
enqers took 10 the boats, and others enaea !
ored 10 swim ashore. She had about Q.
bundled passengers aboard, ofwho fiily wel ?
lost. with the ca plain and second ana 'ai'
mates. f4tb