Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-06-06
foreien We(us.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, June 2.


HALIFAX, June 2.
The II. NJ. steamship America, from liv-
elpool on Saturday, May 23d, arrived here at
IL o'clock this morning. Her dates are three
days later than those received by the Canadi-
an at Quebec, aud the Glasgow at New
York.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer had pro-
duced O sensation in the House of Commoas
by proposing that tho Princess Royal should
have marriage portion Of G40,000 and an
allowance OF $4,000 year. The reigus Of
George II and George III were adduced as
precedents as to the practice in such cases.
Mr.. Roebuck regarded such precedents as
absurd, and moved an amendment.
The members Of the House, however were
impatient TO vote, and after Lord John Rus-
sel had spoken against him, declined gong
10 u division, aud the motion was agreed to.
The Globe has been give to understand
that MIR. Thomas Barring will be the new
Lord Of the Admiralty.
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid have been received
in Paris, announcing the settlement of the
dispute between Spain and Mexico on the
10th instant. After the ratification Of the
treaty, Mr.. Lairaqua will remain as the
NJ mister Of Mexico. Another despatch says
there is every probability Of pacific adjust.
meut of the differences between Spain and
Mexico.
NJ. Lafraqua the Mexican Envoy, arrived
ct Madrid on Thursday.
The later dispatches were said to be OF q
satisfactory kind, and there is little doubt
that, as favorable disposition exists on both
sides, which is zealously encouraged by the
I.zl. ,l,, ,lril
the affair will terminate amcably. In that
case the greater part Of the troops cent out
10 the Gulf will be kept at Cuba to strength.
on the garrisons of the Island.
The Neufchatel PreSSe announce that Nj
do Hatfield the Prussan Minister at Paris
has received instructions authorizing him to
sign the protocol Of the Conference of Paris
THE NETHERLANDS.
The Government Of the Netherlands hal
signiGed his intention to send a ship of obser
walton to join the Anglo-French squadrons
in the Chinese waters.
AUSTRIA.
The crops in Hungary, NJ oravia and Bohe
mia, are looking remarkably well, but are
less promising in Upper Austria.
A letter from Vienna states that the En-
peror will not confne his measures OF elem
sHcy III laNOT ol tne IluuSaIlaus W tpe alu
nesty granted to political prisoners and refu
gees, but will also restore them their LANDED
property, confscated after the revolution
aud administered since that period by spe
al Commission. 1t is believed that the vau
Of the landed property sequestered in Hun
gary amounted in 1850 to nearly forty mil
lions OF francs.
TIE PRINClPALITIES.
TRIESTE, May 2lst.
The American Minister at this port lef
for Constantinople on the 18th for the Prin
cipalitics. 1T is pretended that his visit ha
political object.
RUSSIA AND PERSIA.
In the treaty concluded between Persi
and Russia, the latter renounces all claim
TO the money which Persia owes, and in re
turn receives two pieces Of land, one on th
Caspian Sea, and the other in the Easter
part OF Russia, both of them, for strataget
cal reasons, are Of the highest Importance t
Russia. The Emperor was highly sstis6e
with the General who made the treaty
This cession Of land and other intrigue
connected with it, may account for the Brtis
proceeding against Persia.