Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-10-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Africa arrived yesterday at
New York, with European dates to the
goth utimo.
From THE ARCTIC REGroSs-SupPosrp IRA.
CEs or THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION.
Captain Penny, Commander of the ship
lady Franklin, has returned with her to
Abevdeeu, from the Arctic Regions, and
reports that when he was in Hogarths Sound,
he was told by the Fsquimaux that some Of
heir companions had seen, long way off
IN northwesterly direction a circular white
teat erected on the ice. The Esorimaux had
taken from 1t on their first visit some bright
metal, and on their second visit some moro.
Afterwards they had seen two white men in
the tent.
1t was reported among the natives that
these and other white men had perished from
hunger. So far as Captain Penny can Judge,
he thinks that this may refer to the same
party from whom Dr, Rae obtained the silver
spoons, &c, which identified the white men
with Sir John Franklin and his party.
CONSPIRACY TO AssAssIYATE THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.
The following is from the letter from the
Paris correspondent of the Times, dated
Wednesday, the 18th :-"There was on unu-
sual stir last night at the Prefecture Of
Police, and the prison Of Mazas, owing to
the arrest OF about 80 persons belonging to
q secret society.
This society, composed OF revoutionists Of
the most violent and dangerous kind, held n
meeting yesterday, at which it is said that it
was decided to assasSinate the Emperor on
his return from Barritz. ] understand that
the police know all tho members of this
society, most Of whom are old members of
the Marianne, inhabting the 9th, eth and Sth
orrondissmeuts of Paris. The majority Of
them are artisans.
LATER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.
QUEBEC, Oct. 6.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool arrived this morning,
bringing dates to the oath of September.
The political news is unimportant. Bread
stuAs in France are quiet
The International Philanthropic Congress
closed its sessions at Brussels on the 10th
ultimo. The Free Trad, Congress is still in
session in the same city.
SPAIN.
The new Spanish Constitution is published.
1t is reissue of the Constitution of lS45,
with l6 explanatory articles.
The Madrid correspondent says the Queen
and Gen. O'Donnell are so much at variance
that O'Donnell had rendered his resignation,
Dut Tue queen fCluSeu 10 accept IT,
SARDINIA.
The government of Sardinia demands in
demnty from Tuscany, for the recent eXpul-
sion from Florence of party of student
visitors.
DENMARK.
Advices from Copenhagen state that the
Sound Dues question was progressing salts.
factorily. A special conference will be held
in November to fix the indemnity.
TURKEY.
that difficulties still! exist with Russia re-
specting the Isle of Serpents. The English
and French fleets consequently remain in
the East.
NAPLES.
The reports respecting a hostile Anglo
French demonstration against Naples, acquire
consistency. 1t is stated that if Naples does
not agree Immediately to the concessions
demanded, feet of eight vessels, already
detailed FOR the purpose, will proceed mme
d.ately to Naples to bring home the English
and French Embassies.
AUSTRIA.
1t is stated that Austria has arrested
several men discharged at Malta from the
British Legion, and against which Great
Britain protests and demands their immediate
release.
An uneasy feeling was also prevalent ir
London that England acts in the Neapolitau
affair without the hearty concurrence o
France. These ramors had depressed the
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