The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-18
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Arrival Of the America as a1as,sax.
,e,,. - BosToS, April Is.
The America arrived at O'Clock.
The London Times contains teIegraphic
despatch from Paris, dated March 18th, which
states that the American Government had
consented to indemnify the owners of the
French vessels which had been seized in Cal
ifornia. sH s res
Advices from China state that the Hon.
Humphrey Marshall the American Commits
sioner, has visited Canton, but had not had an
official interview with the authorities.
lis ruinored at Canton that the rebels had
been signally defeated.af
g The frigate Susquehanna arrived at Ma
nilla from Shanghai on the 18th, with adj
vices from Berlin, which give the particulars
of the discovery Of conspiracy there.
Nearly all of the ultra Democrotic leaders
were under arrest-among them DR.. Fllken-
boal, late President of the Democratic
Union. ss
The London News details the revolutio-
nary movement in Sicily, which had been
suppressed. .sTsM
There HIS been a great many arrests at
Naples, among them some eminent lawyers
sam New YORK, April Is.
We have Port Phillip dates to Jan. 9Th.
Digging and trade was brisk.
An Instruction was intended to have ia
ken place in Poseau on the 18th, butthe head
quarters of the conspirators was dicovered by
the Police.
The conferences still continued at Con-
stantinople, in regard to the holy places. ID
There has been another election riot at
Blackburn. a.s- =, .s.st il
Strike movements have taken place among
the railway operatives at Liverpool, Manches-
ter, Glasgow, and other parts of the country.
Sixty-four ships are up at Liverpool for
Australia. sac .fsssi-a sl4H
Arrangements arescompleted to give Mrs.
Harriette Beecher Stowe public rec eption
at Glasgow. tss
The French budget has been much reduc-
ed. a9- 5s
Adaptation has presented the address of
the London merchants, expressing friendly
feeling toward France. The Emperor made
concilatory reply.
The next day the Emperor received the
.deputation Of the Atlantic and Pacific juno
ton Company; he promised the undertaking
his countenance. H fssf ~.
The Legislative corpse assembled on the
30th. 90 ~ lo
M. Delavens, the French Minister to Con-
stantinople, sailed from Mareiles on the 7th.
The Madiai family are expected at Paris to
meet deputation Of the Lond, Bible Soci-
ETY.. rre eaa
Pipe Rich tried for killing the Archbishop
Of Paris. during the revolution of l848, has
been acquitted of murder, but condemned for
participating in the instruction. ~ ass.
Lambert, the pretended Dauphin, has enlis-
ted as d private in the Dutch army.
The assembly gave fete to the Emperor
and Empress -277 prisoners were pardoned,
and 400 others committed.
The Par papers say that noted refugee
has left Paris for London.
An address to Gen. Pierce, from the Euro
pean Democratic Committee has been for
warded by a well known agent.
1t is stated that Count Pulaski's real object
is TO procure arms for a future occasion.
Several outbreaks OF armed peasantry had
occurred in Switzerland, but were put down
by military. tf
Matilda Hazlefeld, the American lady re-
Gently apprehended as agent of the revolu
fionary committee, has been condemned to
six weeks imprisonment.
A conspiracy was discovered at Berlin on
the 9Th, 20 arrests were made and 80 houses
searched. Arms and ammunition were found
secreted.
Radesky publishes a proclamation an
nouncing amnesty to all concerned in the re-
cent troubles.
s Negotiations are still going on respecting
the confiscation Of property.
The Sandman Government gave special
instructions to its ministers at Vienna. Aus.
tria refuses to concede to the stipulations, and
she minister was to demand his passports and
leave Vienna.
3 Austria continues to make arrests of Hun.
garians. Eighty political refugees were ship.
!. ped for America from Geneo.
= A destructive FIRE occurred at Constant
The principal timbor wharves were burnt
Loss 100000 rubles. t,-
The agreement for the new bank has beer
signed by the Governor of Cor stantinople.
| The bulk Of the means is furnished by Eng.
fish capitalists.
IA rumor was circulated on the Paris
Bourse that Persia had broken her diplomatic
intercourse with England.
We have dates from China to the 10th
and Calcutta to the 10Th Of February. =.
The town of Rangoon was almost totally
destroyed by FIRE. ~
AusrRALIA.-A' Van Diemen's Land the
Assembly refused to vote supplies to the con.
wicts, unless England promises to abolish the
penal uansportations- bes
sa ,3a M New York, Aprill5.
Per America at Halifax, by Express from
Stockville, Torrents, Cambria's news had an
: Funfavorable effect on the markets, but under
.advices of Pacific favorable turn was giyer
and prices for cotton advanced.
5000 bbls Flour-State, 462; Ohio do
4S7. Foreign news depressed markets
Southern -four, 5oOa525. $1,000 bush ives
tern wheat at ia, firm; 5000 bush. common
white 644, firm. Pork nominal. Beef un-
changed. Lard firm. g47 > .ssa