M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the ASin.
NEW YORK. Nan Is.

Saranak are confirmed.
The Federal Council Of Switzerland
has authorized the acceptance OF the
Neufchatel propositions.
Evelyn Dennison has been elected
Speaker OF the British Parliament.
The Grand Duke Constantine had
been received at Paris with great
honors.
The Queen of SPANS speech will
announce re-establishment of friend
ly relations between Spain and the
Pope Of Rome.
Mexico will apologize and pay in.
demnity, otherwise Spain will take
hostile measures.
Reports have again been circulated
that the King of Denmark will be
forced to abdicate.
The ship Tu~8carOra, for Philadel.
phia, put back to Liverpool on Satur-
day, having come in collision with the
ship AndrelD Foster.
The Foster sank almost immedi-
ately, but the crew saved themselves
in the boats, and were landed at Liv-
erpool.
The Foster sailed from New York,
April 1, and had on board a large car
go ofcotton, wheat and provisions
The ship and cargo were insured in
Wall street.
The reception of the new Austrian
Governor General in Lombardy and
the Venetian provinces was rather
cold.
The aspect of affairs in the Danu-
bian Principalities was serious, owing
to the unfavorable disposition of the
Kolmain, who exhibits the utmost
hostility toward the party who are in
favor Of q union of the Provinces.
A dispatch received fom the
French ambassador at Madrid an
nounces that the Spanish Government
accepts the principles Of the arrange
ment proposed with Mexico.
Advices from Paris say that the
French authorities will formally de-
mand a permanent embassy at Pc
kin, and, in Ease of a refusal, will en-.
deavor, in concert with the English
forces, to penetrate to the capital by
water, and there dictate terms to the
Chinese.
The details of news from China, by
the overland mail, contain but little
of importance beyond what has been
already received.
The coolies on board the Peruvian
ship Carman, for Callao, rallied and
set the vessel on FIRE, when album.
bering two hundred--perished with
the vessel.
The coolies on board the British
ship GuLndre also revolted, and set
fire to the ship, but the flames were
extinguished. In the struggle,
twenty-seven of the coolies were kill
ed and wounded before order was re-
stored.
Advices from Shanghai state that a
band ofrebels had burnt Heohon, and
in the province Of Kiang fifteen ships
loaded with tea had been destroyed.
The Mandarin authorities of Wham-
poa had sentenced several Chinese
merchants to death for having con.
versed upon commercial matters with
the English, contrary to commands.
By the terms of the agreement in
relation to the Neufcbatel question, the
King Of Prussia is to receive 1000,
O00f., but the Swiss, it is said, will
rot recognize his title Of Prince of
Neufchatel.
The Duchess of Gloucester, the
last surviving daughter of George the
Third, died on the Both ult.
There was not an opposing candi-
date to the election of John Evelyn
Dennison, as Speaker of the House of
Commons.
According to the Board of Trade
returns the exports for March show an
increase of 81 700, 900 compared with
the same month last year.
Lady Franklin has purchased the
aberdeen, clipper, for another search
for her lost husband, and has given
the command to Captain McClin.
took.
1t is not improbable that Lord Pal
merston will attempt a reform bill, in
order to disarm rivalry in the new
embracing an extension
of the right of suffrage to all learned
professions, commissioned officers of
the army, navy and military, railway
servants Of a certain rank, school
masters, and others of a certain am
cunt Of educational training.
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