Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

Later From Europe.

Later From Europe.
The Telegraph transmits the subjoined intelli
gence, brought by the steamer America, which
arrived at Boston on friday
The London Times of the Cd Of April contain
telegraphic despatch from Paris, dated April |
which states that the American Government ha
consented to indemnify the owners of the Frencl
vessels which had been seized at California.
~Advices from China state that the American
Commissioner, MIR. Marshall, had visited Canton
but had not had an official interview with the au
thorities.
1t was rumored at Canton that the rebels hac
been signally defeated.
Advices from Berlin give the particulars of the
discovery of conspiracy there. Nearly all the
ultra Democratic leaders are under arrest Among
them DR.. Fakenthall, the late president of the
Democratic Union, Dr.. Goldman, several mer-
chants, and one member of the Assembly. All
kinds of weapons and revolutionary pamphlets
We're found.
The London News of the ID instant details GER
tain revolutionary movements in Sicily which had
been suppressed, ,,
A letter from Naples, dated on the 18th ultimo,
says that Southern Italy is in far more alarming
state than since the reaction. Some hundreds had
been arrested at Naples, including many eminent
lawyers.
The steamer Great Britain, from Australia had
not reached her wharf when the America sailed,
but it was supposed she would have about 49,
100000 worth of gold on board. Sixty -four ships
are UP at Liverpool for Australia.
The French Assembly has given splendid
fete to the Emperor and Empress, upon which Oc-
casion there were present very large number of
persons. At this assembage it was announced
that two hupdref and fifty -seven prisoners had
been pardoned, and the sentence of four hundred
others committed. +,
The coronation of the Emperor Of France has
been deferred till August, the Pope not being able
to attend till that time.
An address to the President of the United States
from the European Democratic Committee had
been forwarded by well known agent, supposed
to be Count Pulksy. The real object of this ad-
dress is believed to be to endeavor to procure
for some future invasion.
Several outbreaks by the peasantry armed had
occurred in Switzerland, bat they were soon put
down by the military.
An insurrectonary movement was to have ia
ken place in Posen on the 9Th of April, but the
plot was discovered by the police,wbo ascertained
that the headquarters of the conspirators was in
London
The Austrian troops continue to make arrests of
Hungarians. Eighty political refugees have been
shipped on board the steamer Giovanni, at Genoa,
their destination being America.
Conferences continued at the last ACCOUNTS from
Constantinope concerning the holy places.
STILL LATER.-By the steamer Pacific which
arrived at New York on Sunday, we have some
additional intelligence:
The difficulties between Switzerland and Pied
mond, and Austria and Russia threaten trouble
The part taken by France in the question is at
trbned to the refusal ofthe Pope to come to Paris,
for it is now said hehas positively declined.
The Berlin papers publish semi-oficial docu-
ment, stating that among the papers recently sez-
ed in that city, was the proclamation of German
Republic. The conspiracy recently detected was
widely developed. The consprators had exten
sive stores of arms ana ammunition, and the re-
volt was % have broken out between the Sd and
9th inst. 1t had its qualifications throughout Ger
many.
Inc Cologne Gazette Says that Lord West
moreland had presented note to the Austrian
Government, declaring that England would keep
an eye on the movements of Kossuth and Mazzi-
nj, and other refugees, and prevent their engage
ing in any more plots, and they come within
the reach of the law, they shall be Immediately
prosecuted. The London police have list of all
the refugees there.
From Naples, the news is that three hundred
persons have teen arrested concerned in the at
tempted insurrection at Palermo, five of whom
were executed. The alarm spread to Naples,
where all the Sicilian regiments were ordered to
leave.
Great activity is prevalent in Russia, and ma
ny soldiers on Through have been ordered to join
their regiments. The Russian feet in the Black
Sea has been placed under orders for Constantine
pie.
Negotiations continue between the DiYan and
Prince Menzikoff. The Russian Court has ad-
dressed note to Vienna disayowing any nten-
ton to disturb the integrity Of the Ottoman EN-
pire