Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-03-23
THE NEWS BY THE CAMBRIA.

voted for the support of the navy.
The Board of Trade returns for the year
show a surplus of exports over the preceding
year to the value of E2,90O,0OO sterling Met
ais show over n FL 100000 Unreasonable
Cotton manufactures show decrease of f15O,-,
600. Other exports have all increased except
Candies, Cordage, Cutlery, Drysalteries, Salt.
Refined Sugar, and Wooden Yarns.
Heavy forgeries are said to have been CON-
mitted by A. H. Denrickson, late Danish consul
at Dublin. He was engaged in the timber
trade.
Capt Mayne Reid denies the authority Of
the address published as Kossuth's to the Hun.
garians and administers sharp rebuke to tire
Times for its malignity towards Kossuth.
The weather in Great Britain continued very
cold with heavy falls of snow in the North.
ITALY.-Milan is now reported quiet-bnt
the theatres and public assemblages are prohib-
tied.
No outbreak had occurred in the Tuscan or
Roman States except some roting at Orvieto,
where one man was stabbed and some windows
broken.
At Sienna and Rimini cries of "Viva Ia
France" and 4" Viva Napoleon" were uttered,
for which heavy fines were inflicted and fifty
persons were beaten with fifty blows each.
AT Monsca six leagues from Milan, the in
were overpowered.
The expectations that the Hungarians in the
Austrian army would join the insurgents, were
totally misplaced.
1t is said that the Austrian police knew all
about the conspiracy since the 10th of January
last.
The Times correspondent learns from sure
source that the rising III Italy was to be stimuli
taneous with the assassination of Louis Napo-
leon. AT a meeting of conspirators at Lunganec
on the 9Th, news received that the assassi-
nation plan had failed, and it quite discomfitted
the Italian revolt.
1t is said that 10000 muskets are secreted at
Luganee.
The frontiers are still kept by strong force
of Piedmontese cavalry-and all refugees have
been removed from Sardinia TO the north side
of Lake Maggie.
Gen. Caslellane, at Lyons, announces that if
disturbances occurred at Savoy, he would cross
the frontier with troops.
Milan itself in a sad state Debtor prisoners
are liberated to make room for political Ones
The Municipality is forced to pension the wild
ows Of soldiers and the wounded troops, and
house owners have been ordered to repair dam
ages at their own expense. Numerous public
buildings are occupied by troops
| Most of those arrested belong to the lowest
order of the people
Agostine denies in the London papers that he
assented to the insurrection.
Mazzn is somewhere in Switzerland or Italy
and his friends fear for his safety
Radetzsky has issued a proclamation confs-
eating all the property belonging to the insur-
gents.
AT the ceremony admitting Ex-Bishop Ives
to the Catholic Church at Rome, Ives handed to
the Pope the Episcopal cross, ring, and seal
saying Holy Father, these are the signs Of
my rebellion" TO which the Pope replied, 1t
is our will that these signs of your submission
be suspended over the tomb of st. Peter
Acknowledgements determined to take meas
ures against Switzerland and Piedmont, which
she regards as two hot beds of revolt.
RUssIA-M Won. Sebuzed the Japanese
traveller, has been summoned to confer with the
government respecting an expedition, whether
| peaceful or hostile, not known, which the En-
peror intends to send to Japan.
| FRANcE-lt is said that while the Legislature
| will support the Government, they have deter
mined to act more independently in checking
expenditures.
Much speculation exists concerning private
audience given by the Emperor to the Russian
| Ministers.
The Emperor continually appears in public.
A decree permits the importation of soap man
ufactured of palm oil, olive, tallow or rosin, at
francs duty per 100 Kilograms, with full draw
back for expectation
Sir II. L. Bulwer was on board the steamer
that exploded on the Rhone lately and escaped
| by swimming.
Napoleon the lists will has been given up by
England to France
Thirty ships have been chartered by Paris
merchants to bring ice from Sweden to French
| ports
Paris letters say that foreign orders are be-
| ginning to arrive, and that some purchases have
been made which augur well for the spring trade.
| The United States are rs usual among the ear
| " contributors to the commercial life of Paris
orders having already been received from the
| United States and Brazil. At Lyons American
orders are arriving faster than they can be fill
| ed.
CoLDwATER.--ln this village, there are about
seven dry goods stores-two drug stores--two
| book stores--thrce leather stores-two hard
ware stores-tive ready made clothing stores---~
two jewellers shops-fve saddle and harness
makers shops-Grocerics Machine shops, Wag-
on shops, Tin shops, Blacksmilh's shops, Candy
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