, 1853-05-21
Foreign News.

Some stir had been created in political
circles by the publication Of letter from
Malinni, regarding Kossuth's proclamation
10 the Hungarian soldiers in Lombardy,
which be declares was written by the eX-
Governor in katuyah. Ncttlcd at the sar-
casm which Mazzini deals him, Kossuth has
replied, aud declares that the proclamation
was garbled.
It is reported thatthe petition for a char
ter from London and Liverpol and Amcri-
can Steamship Company, has been refused
by the British government.
A vessel has arrived in England from
Melbourne, with million of pounds sier-
ling.
The news from France is unimporlani
There were reports that the Pope was ex-
pected in Paris to crown the Emperor, and
that his Holiness will stay two months at
Compeigne. Mr.. Bushbeck had received
an assurance from the Emperor that the i'm
perial manufactures should be worIhily rep
resented al The New York exhibition. an
unsuccessful attempt was made by an incen-
diary 10 burn the 1'oulon arsenal, on the
Goth dit Typhus fever had been very
prevalent in Paris, but it was gradually
abating again.
From Spain we learn that Nafyaez has
appealed 10 bis peers against the haTshness
Of the government.
Adyices from Austria state that Lebency
who attempted TO assassinate the Emperor,
was executed on the Goth un. His Maies-
ty was recovering, but slowy. Reports
weTo rife that the British ambassador bad
been mobbed, but the fact had been care
fully eohiTadicted, However that may be,
1t is certain that the Austriaus bear an i'll
feeling 10 tho English, in consequence Of
the hospitality shown 10 .Kossuth and MAJ
Elni; forthe Bfhishers m Vienna have been
"sentio Coventry" by general society,"
The conspiracy recently discovered among
the prisoners al Comotn had been effectual-
ly put down. Conspiraeics were, however,
afoot in other parts Of the Austrian domin-
ions ...
The news from Germany is to the effect
that Saxony, Hesse, and other minor prin-
eipalHies, have given their adhesion to the
Ausiro-Prussian commercial treaty. The
Duke of OldenbuFg died onthe 27th April
A new company has been established at
Hamburg for line Of steamers to Valpa-
raiso.
In Italy The Austrian authorities were
still revenging themselves on the people for
the late insurrection, and arrests continued
TO be the order Of the DAY.
Mazzini is said 10 have eluded his enc
mics, and got safe on board the English
figate al Genoa. The Jesuit College at
Rome has been in ferment, in consequence
Of the late expulsion of several Of its
members from the South American repub-
lies, and obtained promise Of active inter-
ference from the Pope.
From Russia we have received inlelli-
gonce that Poland was being filled with i'm
perial troops and that a demand had been
made on Turkey for indemnity for the late
Intervention, and a settlement Of the Holy
Sepulchre question was insisted upon.
In Turkey itself affairs had again assumed
a pacific feature. The reported rupture be-
tween Austria aud Turkey turns out to be
untrue. The relations between the two
countries are most friendly, and both have
agreed 10 smooth away all difficulties by o
congress at Paris in May. In the meantime
tho war with Montenegro has ceased. Z
Dates from the Cape Of Good Hope TO
the 2iih Of January had bocn received, and
the report Of a battle having taken place be-
tween The British and the Basuicrs is con-
hrmed. Tic British lost forty men, and
the savages five hundred. ......, .
Accounts from Australia 10 The Cth De-
ccmbor stale that the yiod Of gold had
rather dimnished. Provisions Nvtre lower,
sailors wcie ca .ily oJtiib.d, and mi grafton
wa9 undmiuished. ... .r.
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