Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-01

The Vienna correspondent OF the
London Times remarks that as long as
no Revolutionary elements are bro't
into action. Austria will leave Russia
to fight her own battles the best she
can, but that if England or France
should resolve to employ the Revolu-
tionists on her frontiers, the "holy al
lance" will again assuredly be formed.
1t was rumoured that Count Baul
had handed in his resignation, but the
reports needs confirmation.
1t is generally reported in England.
that Austria as well as all the German
States is on the point of declaring
complete neutrality.
1t was stated in the Parliament
that Dundudonald's plan to blow up
all the Russian forts, had been sub
mitted to scientific committee.
The bill removing the newspaper
stamp duty, had passed the English
Parliament.
The movement asking for reform
in the administration was still progress
ing. The London Times, in an edito-
rial says the circumstance that the
United States does not sympathlze
with the Allied army, is shocking and
revolving.
One ofthe floating batteries intend
ed for the Baltic, was set fire to, in
sne of the dock yards on the Thames,
by discharged workman, and totally
destroyed.
By this arrival we have Melbourne
dates to the 18th February, but the
news is snimportant.
N. de Persigney is appointed Am
bassador of France at the Court of st.
James. in place of Count Melawski. A
new French loan of seven hundred mil
lions francs was under discussion in
the Council State.
The French police say they have
discovered vast plot, having ramifi-
cations throughout Europe. to pro-
mote instruction, hence the execution
of Pianori has been postponed for the
purpose of tracing his connection with
the conspirators. On the day he at
tempted to kill the Emperor, it is free
ly stated in various cities in Spain, tia:
ly and Germany, that had he succeed
ed in killing Napoleon the Revolution
its in Paris would have instantly arisen
and general instruction would have
ensued.
In the Spanish Bortez, on the end
of May, Senior Avellia, declared in
the name Of the Democratic party,
that he never entered into any nego-
tiations with Soule, for the sale of Gu
ba.
The advices from Italy say that Mt.
Vesuvius is again in active state of
eruption. 1t was reported that the
King Of Naples was fred at by an as
sassin at review, but upon investiga-
ton it was found out that it was only
the accidental discharge of the gun of
one of the troops.
Advices from Austria say that a
rich grain growing district on the
banks Of the river Thesis, covering
twelve hundred square miles, was in
undated, in consequence Of a rise in
the river, and the crops were destroy
ed.
Advices from Russia confirm the
report Of the insurrection in Ukraine;
and, also, that Poland is very rest
less.
Letters from st. Petersburgh, men,
ton the expected arrival at Constadt of
OF several American ships, for cargoes
Of hemp and irtn.
The advices from Paris say that
great difference of opinion has taken
place between the Emperor and the
late Foreign Minister, in regard to
the manner, in which the latter ac-
quilted himself at the Vienna Confer
ence. 1t is stated that the Emperor
expressed strong disapproval Of the
disposition. which De PHuys mani
tested at Vienna to accept dishonoa-
BILE and delusive terms Of peace from
Russia, and condemns his too great
confidence in the good faith ef Aus
tria.
The Emperor Napoleon was greet
ed everywhere with enthusiastic plau-
dts since his escape from assassination.
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