Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-06-20
Foreign yelps.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AME
RIGA.

NorToU Escape Of the AHaufic Cable from |
Destruction by Tre-Rumored AtemH 10 |
Assassinote the Emperor Of Fancs-V Visit
of Duke Constantine TO Queen Picioria-
Destructice Fire at Constantinople-Ssrious
Political Outbreaks ~ Belgium Anti Ca
2ohc Mopements- --BreadstuGs Declined.
Ngw YoRK, June II.
The United States Mail Steamship Van
derbilt, with Liverpool dates to the I'd inst,
four days later than those furnished by the
Canada, arrived at her dock a. IL o'clock,
this morning.
The Vanderbilt brings one hundred pas
sengers, including Nj. j. p Labagh, bearer
Of some very important dispatches from
France.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The political news was unmportant.
The Russian Grand Duke Constantine paid
visit to Queen Victoria, at Osborne on
Saturday, the 30th ult., returning the uext
day 20 Calais
On his way to Osborne the Duke was salu-
ted by the English ships, us also by the Ame.
rican frigate Susquehanua, then lying OF
Roadstead.
The latter Immediately aftsrward proceed
ed to Gravesend.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION
AT CONSTANTIN0PLB.
A ConHagration at Constuntinople had de-
stroyed 1900 houses.
BELGIUM.
There had been serious political outbreaks
at Brussels, Antwerp, and several other
Belgian towns, growing OF Anti Catholic feel
ings.
Several Converts. Mouasteries and Jesuit
n.ltz 1..l Il, h. hon
Palace at l.iege The troops had interfered
at the last accounts and order had been
nearly restored. But at Brussels the Civic
Guard was kept under arms, and troops were
in readiness for any emergency. The mob
commenced the outbreak with cries Of "dovn
with the Priests" down with the Catholics"
down with Convouts."
QrEpRc, June ID.
The Canadian steamer North America
arrived here shortly after midnight with
Liverpool papers Wednesday, the 3rd iu-
stnnt.
Yhe Y. 8. Mal steamer Fulton, Captain
Fotton, left Havre and Cowes on the Sd in
slant for New York.
The Belgian Royal Ma steamer Belgique
sailed from New York for Southampton on
the I'd ipst., with large number Of passen.
gers.
The Council Of the Liverpool Chamber OF
Commerce have issued a call for public
meeting in that town on the 18th Of June, in
order to adop. means for securing supply
Of cotton adequate to the requirements Of the
country.
The U. S. frigate Susquehanna which had
recently arrived of Cowes, to assist in laying
down the Submarine Telegraph Sable, be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland, was the
first vessel to salute the yacht conveying the
1l,,l-n frA,, A.
visit Queen Victoria. Her yards were man.
ned, the Russian flag rua up at the main and
salute OF q guns was fired in splendid style
On Sunday the Grand Duke, accompanied by
the Queen, visited squadron off Spithead,
ard was received with royal salute and on
the following day, (Monday, lst instantly the
Duke took his departure for Calais.
That part of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable
lying at tho factory Of Messrs. Glass & Co.
Greenwich, barely escaped destruction by
fre--some of the sheds Of the adjoining build
ing, containing the cable, having been burned
down.
Vague rumors were current at Paris o
another attempt on the life Of the Emperor
whilst on visit to the military Museum, but
the rumors have not yet been confirmed.
Tue Constitutional publishes private let
ter from the Persian Gulf received through
Bagdad, whichch announces that, on the 2ls,
of April last the British troops evacuated
the town Of Mohannerah, of which they had
taken possession OF the latter end Of 81 arch
last.
Brussels had been the scene OF a popular
turmoil, which at one time assumed the fea
lures of serious political demonstration. II
took its rise at warm and exciting debate
in the Chamber Of Represa tatyes, on "chu
ritable Institutions" a sentence uttered by
one of the members was loudly cheered bJ
the spectators in the gallery, when the Presi
dent gave orders to the huissiers to clear the
gallery. Soon afterwards number OF mor
with their hats on forced their way in, ant
the Chamber was again cleared by troops
aud orders given to strengthen the military
posts outside. The crowds increased to thou
sands, and cries OF all kinds were heard, shouts
of"Vive lie Ro" mngling with "a has lie cou
'ents," "down with the Priests, down with
catholics" "let US drown the President" &c
he ferment spread to Antwerp, and severa
lther Belgian towns. The mobs broke the
windows Of several Mouasteries and Jesui,
colleges. The King was very popular
Numerous arrests were made. At the la
est accounts order had been restored in mos
aces.
Arrivals Of gold from Australia to Engl0ut
re frequent.
The Moniteur announces the dissolution O
he Legislative body. The uew elections ar,
commence on the 2lst OF June, and til,
umber Of the Deputies for the new chambe
fixed at 267.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Th,
rculars report Breadstufs closing with
light decline in all qualities. The weathe
as been favorable for the crops.
Flour was yerp dull, aud declined ls. il
rices. Wheat was very dull, and declined
l. 4d. The quotations are nominal
orn was quiet, and the quotations barrel!
laintained.
Legal DECISION IN lNDrANA'-The ST.
'eme Court of Indiana, Judge Perkins pre-