M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-05
Later from EurOpe---ArrivaI OF
the Africa.
New Yong NAV

NEw YoRK, May 29.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool, with
dates to Saturday, the 9th inst, arrived this
evening.
The Africa left Liverpool at 9 O'Clock on
the morning of the 18th, and reached her
dock at twenty minutes after nine This even
ing.
interest explain Lord Clarendon's letter res
pecting the two thousand rifles furnished
Costa Rica, saying, the British government
have quantities Of old muskets for sale, Rrd
will be glad to meet other customers besides
! the Costa Ricans'
The sittings of the Crimean Board of In.
quiry are within day or two OF termiua
! tion.
A pension of $4,000 has been granted u
the Marquis of Dalhousie BY the East India
Company, on the ground that he annex lou,
kingdoms to their territory.
A great out cry has been raisel against
Lord Palmerston for having prohibited tie
playing of military bands III the Park O.
Sunday.
The trial of Farmer, the alleged prisoner
was progressing in London, and attracting
much attention. The eminent members OF
the English bar are emprOved on both sides
The Congress of the ReformeTs OF all ma
tions had been held at London, at which
Robert Owen presided Petitions to Parla.
ment and memorial to the Queen were aa-
opted,
FRAYcE.--The Empress appeared in pub
: lie for the first time since her confluence
on the llth; and was cordially received.
General DeFially succeeds Canrobert as
aidde camp to the Emperor.
GERMANY Representatives Of Austria
t and Prussia officially notified the Gemanic
: riet that peace was restored, and proposed
1 the Fund should express adhesion to the trea-
e ty of March 30.
0 1t is rumored that the Fund will pass vote
= Of thanks to Prussia and Austria and express
+ entire concurrence in their policy.
e lTALY.-Sardinian Senate passed resolu.
: ton, unanimously indorsing the policy of
t the government ana the conduct of The Peace
: Plenipotentiares, end passed vote of thanks
o to the army and navy.
j Ex-President Marien, Of Venice, has pub
e lished letter on Sandman and Italian Of
h fairs generally, extolliug the attitude of Sal
= dinia in regard to Austria and Pope.
5, The Constantinople correspondent OF A.
= London Times, in reference to the treaty be
/. tween the United States and Persia, says, i
1t was concluded under the auspices Of the Rus
A. sian Mission, and the spirit is directed agains
Of England.
Of It pretends 10 be commercial treaty .ant
x would be so but for three articles. The frs
of these says, the Persians not being
maritime nation the Americans will be obi
ged for the advantages which the trea.
grants their commerce, to have fleet in tn
IL Persian Gulf,in order to defend Persia again
RS the enterprise of whatever maratime natiol
! should attact her.
IS The second gives the Americans The rigl.
to have ships of war i'll Shalt-ul AN Arab pur
u. at the mouth of the Tigris. The third {,
st lows them to have factory at Skunah
- The London Times Crimea correspondent
of sets down the Russian Losses in oad aroun
A Sebastopol at eighty six thousand men, viii.
ID. one hundred thousand persisted through ia
v tigue and disease.
I'M He says they would not have been able
ia, sustain themselves many days longer hO
nd peace not been declared,
Syria continues to be in very msatisiG;
an tory state,
o., Lord Slratford de RedcliTe had applied {,
6t and obtained leave of absence The LOndo
he paper infer he has been recalled.
ev Hostilties have been recommended betwe.
-. Russia and Circassia.
~ The barracks at Daood, near Constantine
IN. pie, had been accidentally burned down.
". The Africa brings s3yenty-seyen passei
n gers.