The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-14


whom The marriage fetes were looked forward
to with great delight; and at present nothing
is said OF any other lady having been found
to share the Imperial throne. The reaction
on the Paris Bourse, has continued throughout
the week, but not to any serious extent, and
there is no apprehension that break up of
mania is Immediately at hand. The advances
to be made by the new credit bank, which
has only just commenced operations, may be
expected TO produce a renewed inflamation
before the final catastrophe occurs. Mean
while, however, indications are not wanting
of the inevitable course which the affair will
run. Within the past three months there has
been decrease equal to $4,000 900 in the
specie Of the Bank Of France, while its loans
upon stocks and shares have been in an in
verse ratio. The shares Of a new credit bank
ore still at premium of about l50 per cent.
From Austria, intelligence has been re-
ceved that the correspondent of the London
Morning Chronicle at Viena was arrested on
the 10th Dec, and detained a. the police
prison Tor some time, among ordinary crmi-
mails, wlthort being allowed even to send TO
his friends. He was about to post his dis
patch to the Morning Chronicle at the mo-
.hent he was seized, and the only reason Civ
en- for his treatment was that his communica-
tions were hostile to Austria. At the time ot
his release, the police accompanied him to
his apartments and took possession of his pa.
pers. This hold to be only one among
multitude of illustrations of the result of Lore
Malmesbury's cringing but hollow deierenc;
to tour old ally"
The intelligence from Italy is as distressing
as ever. Such is the universal feeling among
the population, that the Austrian soldiery lool
upon every man as conspirator, and no on
can reckon upon his safety for single hour
Radetzky has lately demanded reinforcement,
and his merciless sytem is again in full vigor
The fact of his son, Colonel Radetzky, having
been just compelled to quit the army on &C
count of continued drunkenness, has tenderct
probably rather to increase the severity Of hi
temper. Out Of 80 persons condemned t.
death a short time since, by court martial, Al
Este, Is were executed, while the others were
sent to hard labor for periods of from to &c
years. At Mantua, out of 10 persons charged
with conspiracy, one-half were put to death
and the remainder doomed to Imprisonment in
| irons.
| In Spain the convulsion which seemed i'm.
mnent, in consequence of the avowed nten.
sions of the government to bring about
change in the constitution, with the view &c
the establishment. of arbitrary power, has been
averted for the moment, but the state of aE
fairs is still critical. The nature of the crs
is had led all the various factions of the oppo.
stion to unite for the purpose of resistance
and conspicuous among them was Marsha
Nnrvaez. Their meetings, however, were for
bidden, and as the press had already been ST
fenced, every power of combination on theil
part was frustrated. Nevertheless, to max,
all secure, it was decided by the government
to send Narvaez out Of the country, and h,
was accordingly ordered of at a few hours
notice, on a pretended mission. Bravo Murl
10, seems thus to have prepared for an ap
preaching coup d'etat, much after the fashion
of Louis Napoleon, and the only question tha,
remains as to his success IS in connection
with the fidelity of the Army. They have
however, been well paid of late, and carefully
watched, and it is believed that they may be
depended upon.
The Australian news becomes more and
more astonishing. A few days later udvlces
have been received, and it appears that even
during that time new and extensive deposites
had been discovered. Returns are also given
of the amounts set down by escort from Mount
Alexander and Ballarat mines, in the colony
of Victoria, to the sea portof Merbourne alone,
from October, 1851, to the end oe August,
which show the steady increase of the yield.
They were as follows: