The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-01-01
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The London Times mas an editorial, bacEug
out Of the Arowsmith Georgia Railroad and
Revolver hoax. 1t Is reported that Arrowsinith
has returned to the United States.
DR.. Livingston, the celebrated African travel
Ter, has reached Marselles, on his way home
ward.
The corporation and citizens Of Portsmouth
have subscribed Il 900 to give banquet to
the American officers in command Of the Brit.sh
ship Resolute. The Naval service at Ports
mouth contemplate a similar compliment.
The English papers reQuhish the cores
pondence' between Generals Walker aud Col
curia, mostly without remark. n '
Moussoud Bey, on the part Of the = AIDES
Egypt, had an interview with the lrusqWto
Commercial Association, on the subject above
ing cotton in the district watared by the OF
Tigris. ct.
The British Government Is about 10 laS
telegraph line across the Persian Gulf.
Father Mathew, the Apostle of Temperauca,
died at Cork on the 9th December. Theobald
Mathew was born At Thomastown, ireland, Oc,o-
Der 10, 1890. lie was lclo an orphan at an
early age, adopted by an aunt, and educated in
Kilkenny Academy and at Maynooh. lie was
ordained to the priesthood at Dublin.
Frdacs.-Tha HIRE Jouaai has a Clvcane
letter of November 9th, stating that gold nad
been discovered in several parts Of the COLONY.
Many shipping casualties are reported from
the Mediterranean.
In anticipation Of the forced sales n the END
OF the year, more activity had been shown ia
the Partisan factories, out retail trade W.. nc
SO brisk as usual.
Disappointment was f=lt at the Bank of
France not relaxing its severe measures. III
was considered that ninety day discounts might
be granted with safety.
formal announcement had appeared ii lee
Moaitsalr, that the Congress Of Paris Will re-
| assemble this month.
1t is reported that the Plenipotentiaries will
be the same as belore-Count Walewski rep
| resenting France; Lord Clarendon, England;
Count Cavour, Sardinia, and Ali Pasha, Turkey.
Prussia. - Prussia has communicated the
resolution Of the Germanic Diet on the ques-
ton of Neutchatel prisoners TO the great Pow
ers, inviting them to join in acollective decision,
with view to secure her recognised rights.
1t is likely that the Pgnssiaus Of Neufcaatal
will have been judged by the time an answer
to this circular IS received but as the i ederal
Council Of Switzerland Is SAID 20 have given q
formal promise to the Cabinets of London and
Paris that an amnesty shall be granted imma.
diately after The preliminary condition demand.
ed by Prussia will be fulfilled, though iuditsc5-
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question, France and Austria have advised
Prussia to abstain tgom military measures, but
have promised positively to supper, her views.
1ustri&.-The Emperor has consented t.
the c0nvocation Of the Protestant Synod in
Hungary.
HGlg.-Thc Baltic carried the intelligence
that an unsuccessful attempt had been made to
assassinata the King Of Naples on tae ssh ms.
The announcements the affair d.G-r.
The telagraphs from Italy axe wholly in the
power Of The Government, and hence The ac-
counts of the affair are not reliable.
The accounts from Palermo say that the IL.
surrecton which broke on. there on the 22d
ult,, at the head Ct which was Baron Benuenda
and number Of cx.D1pUti5s cf the Sciiau
| Parliament, had been suppressed, aud that
Baron Benrenda had been taken prisoner.
From MesSica, everything IS reported az
being quiet The police had seized p quantity
Of muskots which had been l2nde1 fer The IN
surgents.
Count Levatelli, an eminent liberal Of ,ha
Roman States, had been assassira.cd at
Ravenna.
RusSjQ-The text of the note addressed hv
Russia, at tie end Of October Last to the Pow
ers that signed the Treaty q Paris, he's been
r2L-;-,-,3. - - accompanied uY a. c.rcgl
demanding the reGsscubIirg cf the CuaeT.ss.
This cir1E'ar contains an exposure o. the sterg
taken by the Russian G 5.u... wi.s g view r.
The tuliimct oGtEa Article ~ ara II a' tie
Treaty al Paris 81 regards tee Isle 81.
nerpeuts, the linssiaug is1oru- aut say .... t.e
Island was uucoltast,blr ia posses ion 81. Ras-
aI.s before The rupture with res pee Go the bea
saraban frontier question. The na.uo.aujun
mentions two instances Of couce- ion hv Rus
sia, with regard to The course oil the Ua-og
Y4lsPuk and Bolgrad. The memorandum ye-
fines the views O. Rgsaja, and states that Tire
map from which the frontier line was defined
st the Paris Conferences, was supplied by the
French Government.
The memorandum also states that Walewsli
asked Baron BruDow whether the Court Of
Russia would abide by the majority Of votes as
the coming conference, and that the Russian
Cabinet had telegraphal an immediate reply In
the Affirmative, and hence that Russia was
b!amcIess for the present difficulty.
Persia The last deapatches inform n. ,rst
the alleged capture Of Herat we still doubtful.
The conferences opened by the English smbas.v
with FeroGh Khan appear likely TO do.a;a In.
latter at Ccnstartiaople t-r several .o7.ths
The statement that Rus1ia haa drslanlel
from the Shah Of Persia permission to occupy
the territory Of Mogauis IS confrmod.
There IS also, by way Of s.. Petershu-rh. -
under General BernloG, are ready to march 10
the frontier Of Persia, on the first iu.i.a.iou oil
the Shah.
Adgices from Cous;auGucple cCtle 5.b inst.
state that Heat has surrendered 10 C.o Persian
General Moorad Shaice. The English troops
have already begun 70 operate in The Persian
Gulf The same adyiCcs sta.c that France On
deavors to persuade Persia to yield 20 England.
and that Ferubh Khan has confe-roj with i..cl
Radcliffe
The latest Paris, De-. II. Tile De5als
says we believe c'are able o.s.a.a..:,b
some certainly that Ilaslaad, ia autacln- ,hc
Conference, distinctly declared she would con.
form to the dec.slc. Of tie iaajor.ty, whatever
it might be. The relative position of tho dis
putanls IS no secret ga Tie one side are
France, Russia, and Prussia, and On the other,
England, Austria aud Turkey. In the middle
is Sardinia, which coincdod originally " T. 10 !
opinions Expressed by France. it is ne" stated /
she is oscil!atiag between the two
The following appears ~ the Warsaw Journal /
the Car, Of the 30,h alt While England. |
with much noise and ostcAta.icn, prepares an !
expedition against Persia, Russia, uuosteua- |
tiousy and noiselessly IS getting ready 20 come /
to the succor Of the Shah. The DcaHDurg corr. I
d'armee has been consider ably reinforced. 1t !
IS commanded by Aidcdc.C Camp General I
PeroGski. The outposts Of this corps ez,oud I
to the very limits Of the coVutryoi Iursu. upon /
the rivers OXus and JaXartcs; and be ~ .s4Fy
ilotilla Of the Lake 0, hrcl, placed - lie .
orders Of the same General, IS h.o1gls re !
aboYe-meniiuned rivers 10 Sire frontiers b.. :
On another Size. great aosl,jiy ro' % tie
Caspian Sea and Ia tie arr -.
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