Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-31
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Decline In Csstsa and Drcnd~taRs-Ad.
vanee In Sugar aad CsGee-


The steamship Asia, with advices
from Liverpool to the 18th inst,
arrived at this port at 5 o'clock this
evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE h g
Jewish disabilities bill had been read
the second time in the English House
of Commons.
Some political arrests were made
at Nuzenburg and elsewhere in Ger
many.
Switzerland was much excited in
regard to the insolence Of Austria TO
the canton Of Tesino.
The Lombardy exiles had sought
protection of the Piedmontese
government, which government has
entered a protest in regard TO the
proceedings of the Court oil Vienna,
1 in the sequestration of the property
Of those exiled from Lombardy.
Charles Jerbal, Kossuth's tutor;
Charles Andras, Samuel Larkasy and
Casper Nozlopy have been executed
at Mantua.
! Gaziolo, an abbot Of Revere, aged
70 years; M. Spey, OF Brexia, and
Count Montanara, of Vienna, were
to be hanged on the Sd Instant
Twenty FIVE others we're also con-
demned to death.
KIeck and Su.orina had assured
to Austria bv the Porte.
The Queen of England, the Em-
press Of Francel and the Queens ol
Spain and Portugal all bear unmis-
takeable indications Of an increase in
the Royal progeny.
II is now settled that the Pope
will 60 to Paris to crown Napoleon,
The mail ship Francis Henry,
from MiIburne, had arrived in Eng
, land, bringing 100000 sterling in
{ gold.
By the telegraph from Paris TO
London, it was announced that an
attempt had been made to murder
the King OF Naples. A gun was
fired at him, and he is so severely
wounded in the leg, that amputation
will be necessary. The London
Daily News, however, says that the
report requires confirmation, but
} says there had been several collisions
, between the people and the soldiers
and many lives were lost.
Two more members Of the Eng,
) Iish House of Commons had been
arrested for bribery, viz: Messrs
Heyworth and Horsfeele, of Derby
Seven men had been killed by explo-
; sions of two locomotives on the
London and Manchester Railway
and several others wounded.
: Commodore Lynch, of The Ameri
can Navy, had arrived on the coast
of Africa--had joined the ship John
Adams, and proceeded down the
] coast.
A French squadron, consisting o.
} six steamers, were being dispatched
: TO punish the Begoa tribe, who he'd
pIundered a French vessel and
butchercd the crew.
The British Admiral Bruce had
DESTROYED several slave settlements.
The coronation Of Napoleon takes
place next month.
M. de Johns. the husband o.
Madame Johns, was about embark.
ing at Havre, for this country.
Great military precautions were
enforced at Nuremberg and Munich
with several political arrests. The
arrests at Peslh still continued.
The Emperor of Austria had en-
tireIy recovered; he had bestowed q
pension on the mother Of the assas
sin.
A subscription to build a church
f on the spot where the attempt
was made to assassinate Franci.
Joseph, had reached 10000 forms
Petitions were being circulated
in Switzerland, asking convocation
OF the Federal Council.
The citizens Of Milan were for
bidden to approach the sentinels
and a man named NJ. Bornardi
having failed to observe the rule
was killed on the spot.
The number arrested up TO lateSI
dates was six hundred.
The Austrian army, in Lombardy
had been reinforced, and the whole
, number OF forces on the Lombardy
, frontiers now reaches 10000.
A Ducal decree has been issued al
Parma, condemning all conspirators
against foreign governments to the
gallies for five years, Of which notice
had been given to the courts Of Lon
don and Paris.
George Crawford, an English Of
icer, and brother TO the member oI
Parliament, Sherman era wford, had
been expelled from Tuscany, on sus-
picion oi revolutionary movements
at Florence.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE.-Sales
OF cotton at Liverpool, for the week,
were al 600 bales, of which specula-
tors took 1000 bales, and exporters