Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-03-15
FOR EIGN N EW s.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic!

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic!
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNATE THE
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA!
EXTENSIVE CONSPICAEY IN
HUNGARY!
New YoRx, March 7.
Austria had expelled FIVE thousand
Swiss from Lombardy giving them but
twenty four hours to leave.
Milan has been fined thirty thousand
forms TO be paid weekly.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
assassnate the Emperor Francis Joseph
OF Austria, by Hungarian; the Emper'
or was slightly wounded inthe head.
A wide spread conspiracy has been
discovered in Hungary,
Hostiliiies had recomme ed in Mon.
tenegro.
The Baltic brings 40 passengers. On
the Goth she passed the steamer City Of
Glasgow, bound for Philadelphia, and
on the 9th she passed. the steamer Arctic
Among the passengers by the Baltic is
Father Savazzi a convert from the church
Of Rome, and four editors OF New York
papers.
The Inauguration was celebrated on.
boarl the Baltic on the 4th Of March.
The steamer Asia arrived out on the
morning of the 23d.
The proceedings Of the British Parlia.
mcnt contain nothing of interest.
The Earl Of Clarendon has succeed.
ed Lord John Russell in the British Cab.
met.
Kossuth denies being the author Of
the address 10 the Hungarians in Italy.
The weather in England has been very
stormy. with heavy snow.
1t was very generally rumorel in Eng
land, though not as generally believed,
that an alliance was being formed be-
tween that government and France, in
order 10 counterpoise the alliance ofthe
Northern powers.
All the non. &c commissioned naval off.
GERS Of France have had their pay in
creased ten cents per diem, which had
very un(avorable effect on the bourse,
and three per cents declined 10 IS, but
afterwards rallied, and closed at 81.
The London Sun report that tho
French government was about to remove
the duty on Guano, imported in foreign
vessels.
Radctsky, in proclamation, has con.
fscatcd the properly Of suspected per.
sons in Milan. .-' r91
The frontiers Of Lombardy ws:e close.
ly blockaded.
Mazzini had been seen on the from.
tier, bu, had not been captured at last
accounts. He wa. distributing money
among the disa1ected persons. .s
The gates of Milan were still closed
and Austrian troops were still arriving.
Whis,ling and singing were prohibited
on pain Of fine and imprisonment. Two
more Of the prisoners had been hung,
and it was thought that several Hunga.
rians had been privately shot in the cas-.
tie. ....... .....
The name Of the Hungarian who at.
tempted to assassinaie the Emperor Of
Austria is Batiency, a tailor by trade,
and formerly private in the Hussars
After he had inflicted the wound he was
Immediately cut down by an aid decamp
and secured.
A commercial treaty between Austria
and Prussia was signed on the 10th uh.
Shipping is scarce and in high demand
on all the Atlantic ceaports, owing to
large number Of vessels absorbed by the
California and Australia trade. The
co nsequence is tina, all the ship builders
at the eastward are full Of work, and tho
number Of new vessels turned out tho.
coming season will surpass any previous
year.
In our own ship.yards business is brisk
but the Yankees build vessels more at
venture, and depend upon chance for
purchasers. q .r" i-c aH. l0 foa1tt
In this way the ports Of New York and
Boston are kept constantly woll suppl.
ed with new vessels, sent there by bull.
ders for charter or sale.
Mr.. James w. Benedict, Of Calves.
ton, has manufactured some most beau
tiful boots and shoes with leather made
Of alligator skins. These skins are tan.
ned and prepared 50 that they resemble
the finest calf skin in epliability, and are
beautifully mottled. like tortoise she'll.
He intends to send pair Of boots to tho
world's Fairin Nav York. c