Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

FORWARDED to the King of Naples. His majesty had
not evinced any indication of Welding but :, ,r,s
thought that the matter would be ne.ot;,.od 90,
settled peaceably.
Inc hhanclai crisis still continued both in France
and England The Bank Of England return sho,rs
large decrease Of bullion, whilst the cond;,;o,,
OF the Bank of France is represented as hcno mo-,
critical.
Count Walewsk, French Minister of Foro;.,
Affairs, has sent circular to the French diplom,t
reagents at foreign courts in answer to that of Rus
STA, Sept-2 According to what had been heard of
'liiS document, the French government repels the
reProaches of Prince Gortscha1off, and adduces ar
Suments to prove that he was in error IN stating that
the conduct of France and England in the N,nlos
ailair is contrary to treaty and to public right in
Europe. In the Berlin BOuree Gazette it is stated
that Count de Momy has read the note to Prince
Gotschakof, and that it is full of pacific protesta
IONS ana moreover contains the assurance that
the action of France towards Naples will be of a
purely diplomatic character
According to the Post 4niDt Gazette France con-
slders 1t necessary to establish fortified works he
tween Strasbourg and kvll in order to counter
balance tie Importance of the fortified bridge il is
intended to construct the Rhine at Colornc.-
lhiS view has been communicated by the French
government TO the various courts of Germany so,no
OF which have already replied that the two fortified
works cannot be placed in comparison, because at
CooGne both banks of the river belong to the same
power whilst at Kell one bank of the Rhine belongs
to france. and the other to the Duchy of Baden,
power which can nererbe the object Of alarm to the
French empire
At the half yearly meeting ofthe Eastern Steam
Navigation Company, some information as to the
progress OF the mammoth ship Great Eastern was
submitted to the shareholders. Ii is expected the
ship will be launched about the middle of April
next The boilers were 10 be delivered during the
week, and the propclng machinery was being pro-
ceeded with Most part OF the hull is plated, the
extremltes OF the stem and and stern alone remain
ing 10 be completed. The engineer, j. r. Brunei.
has matured his plan for launching
l.or, Nane Tempest and Cornet Brit are dis
missed the army for conduct unbccon.ing gentle
men. All the London papers ofthe 18th of October
notice with satisfaction the manner i'm hicb the
Duke OF Cambridge has acted in the case. His
lor'iship, not anticipating the summary process
has been taken, had written to the London Times
complaining of the suspcnce in which Lee was kent bv
the military authorities. The Tmos saws: "We
need not only congratulate Lord T.. Tempest ON
being nd o; his svSpcncc, but the 4th Light Drap-
ooIs OF being rid of Lord Z. v Tcmpest. and his
royal hislino~s the Duke of Cambridge for l.a,ip,
ilai the good sense to apply speedy remedy Ia a
cr!nS evil
Advice nom Coiis:an;inople are to the 9Th Of
October. \ ministerial crisis WAS expected. and
Redfchi.d PaSa was looked upon a. the future Viz
Ter.
An Official announcements Is made of the betroth-
al o. Pruce Oscar, Youngest son of King Of Sweden
to tie f.:iicos- soi!ia Wi.oln.:hc Marisnnc Hen
riette OF Nassau.
Princes Ai:hildc, daughter of Prince Charles
bonslartc. was married 70 Count Louis .le Cam
bicev,s, "a TIA lila %: October. a. i,e claDci or
the Tu'lrr.cs