Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-05-04
From Europe.
BY the steamer Canada, we have Liverpool
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BY the steamer Canada, we have Liverpoo
dates to the 10th ult. So +.
The London Police searched Kossuth's housl
on the morning of the 18th, and large stores o
arms and ammunition were found. 1t Is statet
that the recent arrests in Prussia were In conse
quence of information furnished by the London
Police, who placed spies around the houses OF the
refugees In the House Of Commons, on Friday
Sir J. Walmsly asked the Government If these
statements were true, and If the British Govern
ment had given assurances to Foreign Powers
that the refugees should be put under surveillance
Lord Palmerston replied that warrant was IS.
sued to searcha house at Rotlerhire, not oceHpled
by Kossuth, in which were large quantity OF
rockets, shells and gunpowder, but no assurance
had been given to foreign powers excepting that
the refugees would not be allowed to abuse the
hospitality of England.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was welcomed on
landing by large crowd, and proceeded to the
house of Edward Chopper, where she met select
PARTY next morning. DR.. Mcneil presented the
address of welcome. She was entertained next
day by the Liverpool Negroes Society, and pre-
scented the British Bible Society with fl5O. She
left OF the same day for Glasgow.
The Emperor of France has entirely recovered
from his recent indispOstion. Stringent measures
concerning the refugees have been adopted by
France.
Dates from Constantinople have been received
to the 3lst. The negotiations with the Russian
minister were progressing amicably Prince Mems
chikof requires that the character OF the negota-
tions be kept private.
Alexandria dates to the Sd of April state that
there were great disturbances in Arabia, and that
the Porte's ,authority was totterng.
The report of a serious misunderstanding be-
tween the Persian Court and the British Govern
ment was confirmed. The British minister was
preparing to leave.
The Indian Mail has arrived at Marseilles.-
The British repulse at Donabew was more dlsas-
trous than at first reported, there having been one
hundred killed.
Hong Kong dates have been received 10 Febru-
airy 25th. The American Commissioner at Ma
Gao will shortly proceed to Shanghai Comma
dore Perry was daily expected.
Fhe rebellion was progressing to fearful ex-
tent, and preparations were making for defence al
Nankin.
LArER.-The Baltic arrived at New York on
Sunday with later intelligence. From England,
we learn that the Chancellor of the Exchequers
statement proposes general reduction OF duties
It was believed that it would result in an over
throw of the Ministry.
The Kessuth affair still remained unexplained.
Kossuth, however, was apparently guiltless OF
blame in the matter. Mr.. Hale, owner of the fac
tory where the munitions of war were found by
she police, threatens to prosecute government for
the seizure of the discovered articles, which We're
deposited in the arsenal at Woolwich.
Mrs. Stowe met with an enthusiastic reception.
1t turns out that she received sl30 from 22O0 sub
scribers to the Bible Society.
The remains of Napoleon First were to be re-
moved from the Invalides to St. Dennis on the LIST
May