Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1853-02-17
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From Europe.
The R. NJ. steamship Canada, CAPTAIN
Stone, arrived at Halifax on the 9TH
inst, with one week later news from En-.
rope.
The most important item of news is
the marriage of Louis Napoleon to Mile
Montigo, Countess of Seba; which seems
to have taken Paris, as it will no doubt
all France, by surprise.
Mile. is Spaniard, 25 years of aoe
a blonde, and grand daughter of the Brit
ish Consul at Malaga. Her mother was
an Irish woman named Fitzpatrick, and ,
her father the younger son of Spanish
family, who fortunately, by the death of
his elder brother, succeeded to the titles
of Count Montigo, Duke of Teba and
Permamando. Her sister is Duchess
of Abba, and Mademoiselle is herself
Countess of Teba. The proposal for her
hand was formally made on the 3Oth ult.
and was, of course, acceded to. The next
day the happy bridegroom communicated
to the ministers that his determination
was taken, and that it was a marriage of
affection. One report says that the min.
listers, except one, resigned, but that the
Emperor refused to accept their resigua.
tons.
1t is said that the civil marriage has
already taken place, and that the religi
Gus ceremonies will be held on the 29th
inst, (January,) on which occasion Prince
Napoleon jerome will espouse the daught-
er of the Prince of Wagram, grand
daughter to Marshel Berthier.
The Senate, legislative body, and coun.
Gil are summoned to-day (22d) noon, to
receive communication from the EN-
peror relative to his marriage
simultaneously with the matrimonial
schemes has taken place disastrous fall
on the Bourse, but the Government as
serts there is nothing in the state of the
country either financially or politically to
cause distress. They attribute the fall
solely, and probably truly, to the check
of speculation, and say that when the re-
action thus caused shall have restored
things to their proper level, the funds will
be in harm ony with what the Pays, call
'the general prosperity
An article, believed to be written BIZ
the Emperor himself, in the Moniteur,
complains bitterly of the Paris correspon-
dents of the London Times, Morning
Chronicle, and Advertiser. Some see in
it part of a scheme to excite hostilities
against England.
Government has before it proposals for
three lines of Transatlantic steamers,
one to Brazil, another to the Gulf of Mex
leo, and the third to New York.
Accounts of the foods in the Depart
ments are deplorable The Loire, Seine,
Moselle, Aisle, Villaine, Duolle, and
oarthe are ovcrfown, doing great injury
to the towns along their banks.
A severe storm happened at Dunkirk,
the 18th. 4 mast, with an American
flag attached, was seen floating at sea.
The Hon. J. R. Ingersoll, American
Minister, partook of a public dinner with
the principal merchants Of Birmingham
on Friday evening. The dinner is un-
derstood to have been very splended af-
fair, and to have elected several very
happy speeches from the distinguished
Nearly 100000 gold is reported
shipped from Australia to England since
previous advices.
Rev. DR. Rice, of London, has commit
ted suicide.
Charles S. Lawrence, Governor Of the
Falkland Islands, announces that guano
has been discovered there
Apprehensions were felt of coup dc
main of Napoleon on England, and what
gives strength to the impression is the
fact of the Government taking active
measures for transporting troops in case
of emergency, the activity prevailing in
the Navy yards, and other me asures pre-
cautionary and defensive.
The U. S. NJ. Steamship Atlantic.
Capt. West, from Liverpool, Wednesday
Goth ult., arrived at Halifax on the sth
inst.
With the exception of Napoleon Ills
speech to the Bodies of State, announcing
his marriage, the news does not possess
any striking feature.
DR.. Perrcira, author of Elements of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics died
at London on the Goth ult.
The Earl of Oxford is also dead.
Earl Beauchamp, an aged peer, is also
dead.
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