M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-10
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The Paris bulletin OF yesterday says
the Empress and child are doing
we'll.
Advises from Africa Of February
25th state that the coast is healthy,
business dull.
There had been disturbances on the
Cape coast, in which 30 natives had
been killed and 100 wounded.
London, Wednesday evening"
English funds were again flat to-day
in consequence OF the contrived real
ization Of stock. Money continues
in good supply, discounts are easier,
though nothing done lower than 6 per
cent
The India mail has arrived at Trieste
with dates to the 9th, and Bombay
up to the 10th, of February. A
proclamation had been issued on the
7th Of February, announcing the an
nexation Of Dude and the deposition
of the King.
The Sandal rebellion had been re-
newed.
The trade in India is inactive, and
the prices Auctuating excepting indi-
Igo.
Baron Manteuffel at the latest dates
had not arrived at Paris, and it was
excepted that the protocol would be
signed in few days.
The secresy as to the proceeding
of the conference is still observed.
/ The Telegraph advices from Con-
stantinople are up to the 9Th inst,
The Divan, owing to the remon-
lstrances Of the merchants, had renoun-
ced the projected Issue Of one hundred
millions of paper money.
Rustori Pacha, convicted of malver-
sation has been sentenced to imprison-
ment, and to refund several hundred
thousand francs.
A new detachment Of Russian
troops arrived in BessaraLia.
Engl and, the parliament had ad-
journed. Dallas had gone to London.
Mr.. Buchanan had taken formal leave
of the Queen Palme,ston accompani.
cd Mr.. Buchanan, and in this act
the English papers sec an indication
that the Premier desires to stand vel
with the United States.
The King of Belgium arrived a
, London to attend the confirmation o
. his daughter, Princess Royal o
t England. %
! The young Prince of Prussia is abou
, to revisit England to be betrothed t
the Princess Royal.
A deputation of the friends of Po
J land waited on Palmerston, begging
) him to give instructions to the British
/ Plenipotentiary at Paris TO insist OF
the restoration of Poland. Palmers
ton replied that the subject should
have the consideration OF the gov
, ernment.
Liverpool, moderate business in
wheat. Flour had been in considera.
bic demand but had again become
quiet. Corn much pressed for sales
Sugar continued Lactive at extreme
rates; considerable business has also
taken place in molasses. The money
market is rather easier, but full rates
still exacted. The general news o.
peace is considered virtually conclud.
. ed. taA' te.cr
The arrival of Baron Manteuffel al
, Paris, is alone wanting before the
/ signing Of the protocol.
} The birth of the Prince Of Algiers
caused much outward rejoicing in
France and England. Addresses o.
congratulation continue to pour in the
Tullieries. Paris was illuminated
, The Pope Plus is the Princes god
, father, the Queen of Sweden god
mother. Flags we're hung out, and
/ salutes were fired in the principa'
cities of Britain, in honor of young
9 Bonapar&e.
8 At Paris during Sunday night, {
!. throng Of people waited outside th'
I palace, to learn the result Of the En-
Q press travail, and before mornin,
e they were apprised Of the birth of 1
Q prince, by two lights being placed i
t q window.
!. Had the infant been aprincess, ,onl,
7 one light would have made its ap
pearance.
: At SIX O'clock this morning, q sal
ute Of 100 guns announced the brit
J ofthe King of Algiers to the whole
population. The excitement was grea
and congratulations were genera
among al classes. The imperia
} prince was privately christened a
noon to day, in the presence Of .th,
Emperor, and after mass in the chape