Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15


Mobiiier to be Wound L'p..
The mail steamship, Baltic, Capt Com
stock, arrived at New York yesterday, (llth
inst"
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool
on tiie morning Of the 9th alt.
The feature of news which excited the
most attention in England was an official
paragraph in the Paris Moniteur, complain
ipg that the English press publishes caum-
MES against the French Government, and
holding out the menace that q continuance of
such conduct will break up the Anglo French
A''ia"ce. This paragraph caused much ex-
element both in England and France. having
even effected the Bourse. 1t is expected
that the English Government will ask an
explanation Of this threat TO dissolve the
alliance.
The Cotton manufacture shows no varia.
ton, but yarns OF most kinds have been
largely shipped.
The Credit Mobilier will probably be wound
up, as IN the present monetary pressure in
France its functions caunot be continued
without danger.
The letters from France are not satisfncto
ry, the demand Tor money continuing uBaba
ted.
The only news from Spain is in relation to
a contemplated increase of the army.
Advices from Madrid deny the report Of
fresh ministerial crisis.
There was great rise in the price Of wheat
at Madrid. owing to the operations OF specu-
lators. The government had interfered and
was collecting large stores of corn for Winter
use.
In relction TO the Neapoltan difficulty, the
only additional report is, that the French
embassy, and also, probably, the British,
had left NaDlps on the 10Th
CUuut Waewskl's official correspondence
with the Neapolitan Government has been
puhliShcd
The English feet is at Malta, and the
French feet at Toulon.
The German papers sag that the squadron
will 20 to Naples in three weeks, if matters
are not settled
There is nothing new respecting the COM
plicdted relations Of the Danubiun Principal.
itts.
1t is denied from Vienna, but re-asselted
rom France, that the. Porte has summoned
the AuStrans to quit the Priucipalities In
this connection there are two reports
Firstly, that the Congress of Paris is not
likely to meet soon, owing to the non-assent
OF England. Secondly that Prussia, in
spred by the suspicion OF Il Secret under
standing between England and Austria
respecting the Prncipallties, demands the
right OF Prnssian squadron to enter the
Black Sea on the same terms as the English
teet now in those waters.
The entire Turkish Ministry has resigned
This event is attributed TO the intIigups Of
Lord Stratiord to bring in Redschid Pucha
as Fizier.
There is unusual activity exhibited in
iortif, ing the shores Of the Russian Empire
A sea fortress is contemplated on the island
81 Kasko, TO replace that of Bomersund,
destroyed in the late war. There will be five
new fortified commercial towns in Finland,
and one high up the Gulf of Bothna They
are all Intended for German colonists.
y severe earthquake had taken place,
which was felt through Egypt. Two hundred
houses were demolished in Cairo. The city
of Rhodes was in ruins. Some damage was
also done in Smyrna. Fortunately but few
!ives were lost.
Yhe earthquake also did great damage in
Malta, Messina, Pozzalo, Syracuse, Catana,
Gambia, Cerigo, Gran Michel, and other
places in the Mediterranean. Houses,
churches and mills were reduced 10 ruins
Fifty lives are known to have been lost
Dispatches received at London and Paris,
on Tuesday, state that the French AmbaSsa-
dor TO the Court of Persia had returned from
Teheran to Canstuntlnorle. 1t is said that
his Excelency had engaged the Shah TO make
peace with England.
The preparations for the En- lsh eXpedi-
zion to the Gulf was continued. The PerSians
we're terrifying Herat.