Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
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ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT
ENGLAND.

The hcaln Ol me Qneeh was TaPIull HN'
proving. /
Feargus O'Conner has been declared
luna,ic by the commission of inquiry.
Lord John Russell stated in the House OF
Commons on Tuesday tina, the Tuscan gov.
ernment had apologized for the expulsion OF
Mr.. Cra.vford from the Tuscan territory.
RUSSIAN DESIGNS AGAINST TURkEi
The correspondent of the London Times
saws ,ha, Russia was endeavoring TO conclude
a secret treaty with Turkey, failing III which
Constan,nope would be taken by coup de
main of the czar.
HUNGARY.
Hungary was abou, being divided into
three districts, and Deputy Governor 10 be
appointed over each.
FRANCE.
The news from France is unimporant.-
The funds had improved
INDIA.
The Indian overland mail arrived AT Trieste
OH The 10Th, with dates 10 the 5h of March.
There is no further intelligence from Bur
NAH.
Trade in Calcutta was dull.
The rebellion in China was still increasing,
and causing a complete panic in Pekn.
TURKEY.
Dates from Cons,aninople 10 The 25lh OF
March represent that affairs between Russia
and the Diyan were still unsettled and
shrouded in much mystery. The Russian
Envoy, Menschikoh had demanded an au-
dience of the Sultan, which the latter did
no, grant, declaring that he would not nego-
tate upon certain questions until the French
and British ambassadors had arrived. The
French feet was at the last accounts in Sa-
lamfs Bay.
THE LATEST
Accounts, still later than the foregoing
from Cons,an,nople. state that an English
war steamer, three Russian despatch vessels
and French steam frigate, were ying al
the harbor. The Turkish fleet, anchored in
the Golden Horn, was apparently making ar
Iangemanis for some movement Another
Turkish fleet was anchored of Alexandria
The MURDER ARTHUR SpRING.-.Since the
death sentence was passed npon Athn'
Spring, the double murderer, his demeanor,
the Philadelphia papers say, has altogeihe
changed. Instead OF The air Of brazen iudli
ference that he wore duIing the iIial, h'
seems to feel something of the horror OF his
situation. This change is the more marked
.ince the manacles were put on him, whlct
i. no, always done in similar cases, but whici
i, considered necessary in his. Most OF lh'
time he lies upon the bed Of on the foo
groaning as il in great agony OF shameless
lies having driven from him those who from
their connection, felt some little sympath.
TOR him. His counsel, Mr.. Doran, has no
been 10 see him since the sentence, and n
has said that he does not design to unles
sent for. Spring is now the most mlser ao'
object in being. With the certainly that a
ionominious death awaits him, he has no Nv
inc being 10 commisseiaie him, not even hi
own offspring
Life no longer possesses any charms 10
him, and he has already attempted suicide
sleeping with quantity oil tobacco IN IL
arm.p,,, method of self destruction, ne
unusual, It Is said, among the criminals
Europe. As soon as he was detected al I'M
all his tobacco was taken from him, and n
will now be more narrowly watched than e'
er. He still sioully denies his paItic'pa'io
in any murder, and this he will no DOUBT
with the last gasp upon the gallows.
DREADFUL TRAGEDY.-A man at Bowiil
Green, Ohio, named Valentine Sage who's