Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-03-19
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Letter FROM EUROPE.
SPAIN.

The Bank Of San Fernando, Madrid, has
agreed to make an advance 10 the Govern.
ment OF 52,ooo,ooO of reals, on the credit of
The receipts at Havana, in 1854.
PORTUGAL.
The Lisbon news Of the 10Th, places the
portuguese Cabinet in precarious state, not
only from lack Of support, bu, from the pro.
oabe cessation of diplomatic Intercourse
with The Brazils, consequent upon the quar-
rel with the Brazilian Minister, Mr.. Drum.
mond.
The weather along the coas, of Portugal
the past fortnight, had been very severe.
AUSTRIA.
Vienna letters are still full of the recen,
attempt on the life o. the Emperor. The
assassin's name is now spelled Jonas Libe
ny, lourneyman tailor, from Southwestern
burg, in Hungary. His age is abou, 23.-
lie maintains with vehemence tha, he had |
no accompices. and that his intention was
not 10 kill the Emperor, but TO give him
"mark." He further maintains that he has
haG the intention ever since 1850, aud
watched for three weeks past for an oppor-
tuniiy 10 find his victim unattended.
A few minutes before the attack took
place, party of six or eight persons, con-
versing in Italian had passed, and were the
first TO rush 10 the spot when the alarm was
given. Thinking they were accomplices Of
the assassin, the Emperor drew his sword
and stood upon his guard The mistake
was soon expleined, if mistake il was, but it
gave rise 10 reports that the attack was
made by Italian emissares, or by Jews
The Emperor's wound, slight as it was, is
now going on favorably. When led TO pri-
son, Lebony cried "vive Kossulh."
German papers state that rising was an
ticipated at Pesh, and fears were entertain.
ed OF an outbreak throughout Hungary. The
police of Pesth had arrested twenty travel
leTs al the hotel d'Areleterre. The garrison
OF the city is kept constantly ander arms
and ready 10 act at a moments notice Sen.
finals are posted at all the gates leading 10
the fortress Of Buda, from which, and other
circumstances, it would appear that the
coup de main is feared TO liberate the polti-
cal prisoners.
Milan letters of February 18th say that
Inc Austrian authorities believing that Maz.
Zini was still in the city, had taken the
most rigorous measures 10 prevent his es.
cape. They even opened the coffius which
were carried 10 The burial ground, TO assure
themselves that he was not concealed in
one OF them. The inhabitants are forbidden
TO appear in the baslions after O'Clock in
The evening.
Orders are issued 10 the householders ,c
keep lamp burnHs all night in front oil
every fourth house, from o'clock, evening
until daylight. In case of disturbance, The
householders are 10 close their doors, and
every man found in the street is TO be trea.
ted as concerned in the afray. By order o
the Commandant, all the houses were illu.
minated on the l9'h, in rejoicing for the
Emperor's preservation.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
mentions rumor, but does no, know if it be
correct, that the funds in the hands Of the
revolutionary committee in London, collect.
ed from France, Italy, Germany and Amer
lea, amounted 10 700, 900 francs, just pre-.
ceeding the outbreak al Milan. From ano.
iher source, it is stated that one part OF the
plan ot those who planned the insurrecli0n,
was 10 seize the Austrian steamer Radesk
on Lake Maggiore groups of passengers
were 10 have gone on board al Pollanza, In
,ro, Belgirate, Stresa, Lesa, Aroma, &C., and
n hav al. :
ship between Locarno and Mugadino.
The captain got hint Of the plot, and
Pu! into Lavarle, where he landed his dan.
gerous guests. The Trieste Zetung ventures
TO say that during the past fortnight, circum
stances have come 10 light which indicate
that at least part of the population looked
with favorable eye or the insurreclion, anc
II 1t had gone on favoratly would have made
common cause with the insurgents. The
number OF soldiers wounded on The 9th wa
seyenty-three, OF whom ten have since died
1t is not true that Eng'ishmen were anon!
The insurgents taken al Milan. The focus @
Inc conspiracy was at Malghera.
lhe National Gazette of Bellin states, fror
vienna, ihat Husgarian regiment at Mia
refused 10 hre upon the insurgents and Ell
couraged Them by their passive behavior
The regiment, 1t Is added, has been sen,
Croatia.
The press of Vienna says it is con,emn,
ted BY Austria to negotiate with the HOLY s,
aconcordt for Hungury and Crotia. Accoun
from Rome mention that Father Ro,han. pe
eral of the Jesuls, is on his death bed. t
decision against DR.. Newman in the Achi
trial, had created considerable sensation
Rome. There is no news of any polili,
importance.
TURKEY.
Letters f. ON Consiantinople of the 9th I'M
announce as before stated, that Count LIE
ingen, the Austrian Envoy Extaordina
had received on the Sd ultimdtum respec,i
Montenegro, to which he required a defin
answer within five days. This ultimat
demanded the cession by Turkey TO Aust