Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-03-22
Foreign News.

By the Africa, which arrived al New
York, March 18th, we have The following
interesting items;
Rejected the Austrian Ultima
ium respecting Montenegro, and places her.
self in The hands of France and England.
The dispute will probably be arbilraled
amicaby by France. Russia demands the
UI,ima,um from Turkey, and a war between
the TWO powers is imminent.
ENGLAND The India mail has arrived
a, Trieste, bringing advices unfavorable 10
the British province. The Pegua fever is
harassing The troops, and ii is rumored Thai
the King of Burmah was de.hroned by q
revolution.
In the House OF Commons Oh Friday the
subject Of Jewish disabilities wus discussed,
the cbjecI being TO extend 10 the Jewish sub
jects the same privileges enjoyed BY Profess
ianls and dissenters. A motion by Russell
lha, The House 60 into committee 10 con-
slider The subject, was carried by vote Of
1856 10 205.
The ship Tennessee al Liverpool from
New Orleans, brings the crew, sixteen in
number, Of the barque Charles, Of London,
from Canada, for San Francisco, abandoned
al sea.
The chief mate Of the Victoria, lost off
Dublin, has been indicted for manslaughter.
The Board of Trade returns for January
show an increased export oil nearly mil
lion over returns Of last year.
The ship Three Bells arrived in the
Thames from Melbourn, with seventy eight
ounces CT gold.
It is not believed in the London Ex-
change that The difficulty between Austria
and Prussia will resul, in a war.
FRANoE-The Budget will be placed be.
fore the Assembly in March.
One hundred and fiiy-eight political pris.
oners have been armisiced by decree.
SPAIN.-The bank of San Fernando has
agreed 10 advance the Government ffy.,wc
millions reals, on credit of receipts ol Ha.
yana for 1854.
AUsrRIA.--The Vienna letters are full oI
the recent attempt on the life Of the EN-
peror.
The assassin says he had no accomplices
and had 1t in contemplation for moro than 0
wear 10 take The life Of The Emperor, and
he had been watching for three weeks lc
find his victim unattended. When the prs
oner was led 10 prison, he cried Vipe Kos.
su'h
The German papers stale that fears are
entertained Of an outbreak throughout Hun
gary.
TIE garrison Of The city is kept constant.
ly under arms, and sen,ines are posted a
all tho gates leading 10 the Fortress o.
Buda. a.
Milan letters of The 9Th state that ,he
Austrian authorities, believing Mazzni &c
be in the city, have taken The most vigorous
measures 10 preven, his escape. The in.
habilanls are forbidden 10 appear on the
Baslnn afler seven O'Clock, and in case oI
disturbance the householders are 10 close
their doors, and every man found in the
street is TO be treated as il they were con-
cerned in the af1ray.
1t is rumored in Paris that the funds ir
the hands of the Revolutionary Commiiee
in London amounted to 100000 francs jus
before the outbreak q, Milan.
The number of soldiers wounded al Mi
Ian, on the first, was seventy, of which ter
have since died.
1t is stated in the Berlin papers that The
Hungarian regiments at Milan refused tt
fire upon the insurgents, and are TO be sent
in consequence, 10 Croatia.
The Pedmon,ese Government still con
tinue 10 expel all suspicious characters.