Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-04-13
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The Paris Journal des Dsba:s says that
NJ. Liorcntc, the Spanish Minister Of Finance
has just concluded loan Of Eve hundred
millions Of reals With the house Of Barring. Of
London. The sum is intended TO pay Of the
floating debt. which win DO repleted BY per
petusl debt The conditions Of the loan are
very favorable to Spain, which has never been
able hitherto TO obtain morcy but at an ia-
tercst If ten. twelve, and even seventeen per
cent, while this loan has been affected az
seven per cent The affair is to be immcdi-
ately submitted 70 tie appreciation Of tho
Cortes
The Psussian Gazette states that the Brit
ish Ambassador, Lord cstmorclaud, had
presented an official note 10 the Austrian
Ministry from tie English Cabinet. contain
ing formal expression Of their intention rig
erously to suppress any conspiracy planned
BY foreign refugees in England against the
continental Powers This has been formally
denied By the British Mimisiry in the Hcuse
o. Commons.
The complicated state Of affairs befxceIsss
Turkey aud her ueighbors had csused much
duetuation on the Paris Course. But 1T
she latest dates favorable accounts were re-
ceived from Paris, the Monisue~ containing
intelligence from Constautincpls Which gives
the most confident assurance that the dispute
between Turkey and Russia will be amicaL'y
adjusted
Edmond Ailain, Etiennc Bcrrenet, En-
manual Barthelemy, aud Philippe Eugenue
Morrey. the seconds and surviving principal
IN the late duel at Egham. near London. have
been found guilty Of manslaughtcr in killing
Frederick Gourmet. aud are sentenced to two
months Imprisonment. in addition to the Ave
months they have already endured.
There is great dearth Of news from
France Preparations for the corosation are
in progress. The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times represents that the French
Government had addressed notes to that Of
Austria demonstrating against the crueltiss
practised at Milan. and especially on the sob
ject Of the Lomhardy confscstions.
There is lively demand on the Continent
for American eagles. They sell ut premi-
nm just now in many parts Of Germany, be-
ing in request by intending emigrants From
the low rates Of wages that prevail, emigra-
ton thi, season is expected to be limited on
ly by the difficulty Of getting away.
Twenty sample bags of cotton. grown on
the estates Of the Pacha Of Egypt, have been
received by the Manchester Chamber of Com
merce. The samples were grown under the
superiutendeuce Of young man sent from
Manchester, aid exhibit great Improvement
in cleaning and packing
Lady Franklin's steamer Isabel was about
to sail for Behriug Straits. Mr.. Kenueny
takes command Of the steamship. but, owing
to private circumstances. he win not DO ae-
companied BY the gallant French officer NJ
Bellot. who volunteered to the previous ex-
petition.
At Mantua notification is alleged to bavs
been given by the Austrian commander that
all further prosecutions for high treason will
be abandoned. at which the inhabitants man
Tested unbounded enthusiasm
From Marseilles intelligence has been re-
ceiyed Of the arrival Of Madiai and bis wife
at that port, en- route, II may be presumed. ia
England