Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09
THE NEWS.

TIE NEWS.
BY tie arrival of the America at Boston
ON Friday last, we have three days late
adyiccs from Europe. The most importan
intelligence in apolitcol point of view
brought by this vessel is the defeat of tn,
resolution Of ccnsme introduced by Mr.
Cardwcll into the House Of Commons oI
the India policy Of he British Cabinet
This is deemed triumph by the Derby
Ministry, although Lord Ellcnborough re
sign 'd his seat in the Cabinet immediate
ly upon the introduction of the resolution
without waiting for its discussion, or vote
to be taken.
Naples rejects the demands made by the
British government, of indemnity to the
engineers captured upon the steamer Gag
liari, for their imprisonment. The Ncapo,
Titan government was making active mill
tary preparations for defence.
The Red Sea has been sounded to ascer-
tain its adartability for laying a marine
telegraph. The report is favorable to the
enterprize.-The English funds were
buoyant, and stocks in considerable de-
mand Breadstutfs and cotton had decli-
ned.-There is nothing important from
FraHce.-Several conspiracies, it is re-
puted, have been discovered in different
parts of Spain, and some notedpolitical az
itators have been arrested in the province
of Jaen. "A battle was fought recently
at place called Lrolyra, between the Turks
and Monteneglians in which the latter
were victorious, killing the Turkish com
mander, and putting his army to fight
5000 of the Turks are said to have been
killed. II thought that several of the
Christian provinces will rise en- n,assc a.
gainst their Turkish rulers in consequence
of their late reverses. The native troops
in India are still defeated in every en-
gagement with the British forces.-Thc
British outrales upon American vessels
still continue. Every days arrivals at oui
ports add to the already extended cata
logue of wanton aggression and the Am
erican vessels sailing in Il waters of the
Gulf and the Atlantic coast that have not
been overhauled are the exceptions, those
that have the rule.
Intelligence from Cuba of the arrest, by
his own government, of the English off
Ger who has been so conspicuous in Iii,
boarding operations, and his being sent tC
Jamaica for trial, has been received. II
needs confirmation, however.-Tbe do
ings in Washington during the last week
have been of considerable Importance :
many important bills have been passed and
reports of committees received in Congress
This body would in all probability adjourn
on last Monday. Rumors were current at
the national capitol, few days ago, that
collision has occurred between the L. S
steamer Fulton and the British steamer
StyX, but they were no; credited. .-Illi
nois was visited by terrific storm and tor
nado on last Sunday night week, (30th
ult.) The village of Elliston was nearly
demolished, and over twenty persons xii
led.---A revolution has broken out in
the city of New Orleans. The independ
ent party which nominated Major g. Y
Beauregard, late of the Typographical En-
gineers, and one of the most gallant off
GERS in the Army during the Mexican war
for Mayor, have organized a Vigilanc,
/ Committee to counteract the measures o
the know-nothings, who prevent, by arm
/ ed force all naturalized citizens from par
/ ticipating in the elections. There were
several hundred men under arms ut III,
! last accounts.-A report from an unofii
cial source is in circulation that Governo
Cummings has been compelled to retir,
from Salt Lake city, or rather, in the Ian
guage of the report, he has been expelled
by the mormons and they have determi,
ned to resist to the last This story, t,
say the least looks fshy. We will know
the facts in few days.
reA-Another fire broke out in Harris