The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Cabinets since the resignation Of Lord Palmet.ton.
The riot in Dublin was alluded to IN both Houses
and the Government promised q strict llNcFtlgnUeh
In the House Of Commons the India loan Dill was
passed.
Mr. Dsrncli stated that the case Of the Cagliari had
bern prin submitted 10 the luw officer. of the crown
and that government would act upon their opinion
irrespective Of the action Of the late government
which had acknowledged the Jurisdiction of Naples
in the premises.
Mr.. Ccrna Osborne that he did not think the Gov
crnmcn was called upon to declare anything beyond
general policy under the peculiar circumstances
attending their advent to power, and their general
pocy had already been declared hy Lord Derby
lie promised that the bill TO amend the government
of India should be introduced before Easter and an
bounced that the Irish policy of the government
would be the same as was pursued by Lord hslhEtoH
five years ago. lie would never consent that an
Orangcman should be thereby disqualified from the
magstracy.
On the 10Th, in the House of Lords Lord Droug-
ham. in presenting petition from the An.Slaycly
society against the slave trade, said that warrant
act had been passed in the island Of Guadaloupc.
which would have immediate and direct tendency
to reduce the free negroes of that colony to- state OF
slavery. lie acquitted the French Government OF
any blame. but regretted that that power had not
discontinued its scheme for the FREQ grafton Of
negroes.
Lord Malmcsbury promised attention TO these mat
tiers when they were officially brought 10 his notice
The East India Loan Bill was read Q second time
and Lord Ellenhorough incidentally stated that he
believed by The end Of February Lucknow would b,
destroyed.
In the lIonsc Of Commons. in reply to an inquiry
Mr. Disracli said that the Government had refused 10
let Sardinia give up Mr.. Hodge. the Eng,hman who
arrested at Genoa to the French Government, as
they did not consider tina; there sufficient cyi
dcncc 10 warrant his committal.
On motion Of Mr. Eyart. 4 select committee was
granted 10 enquire into the progress and prospects,
and the best means to be adopted for tile promotion
Of European colonization in lndin.
This movement has reference to The projected cult
walton Of cotton in India.
Carcaturcs from Punch having been sent TO ccr-
tain French colonels il the name of the Army and
Navy club in London, the committee Of that club
offer reward of ej0 for the name Of the party who
has been guilty Of the insult
The departure Of the spring feet of coal laden
scls from the Tyne comprising between 1000 and
lj0O SAIL detained in port on account OF the casery
winds. took place the 18th and llth. and 50 great
the crowd OF shipping that numorsis casualties
occurred Among others, the American clipper Ed
dysione ran The sands while entering the harbor.
and remained in pcrIlous position for some time,
but she was ultimately got or without much damage.
The riot between the college students and the po-
lice Of Dublin on the occasion Of The public entry
Of the new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. attracted
great attention and had Become The subject Of uf
cial investigation. Some Of the students were
riously Injured hy the police. against whom bitter
feeling had sprung up, aud disposition had been
cvinced TO renew tho riot
The place known ~ .Discu-sion Forum III Fleet
street. London, referred 70 in the recent >cmi-oG.a
pamphlet as the resort Of Refugees tor yedtious ptr-
poses. turns out to be a tarcrn in which al English
debating society holds It's meetings.
The eclipse Of the 18th of March was scarcely
visible in England owing to the hazy weather.
1t is stated that Mr.. Roebnck has received chal-
ienge from the Count dc Lgny, an officer in tlc
French army, for his language in regard to France
Lord Derby having summoned u meeting of his
supporters in the House of Commons. 220 members
attended, and great unanimity prevailed among them.
FRANCE.--Orsni and Picui were executed ly the
guilotne at Paris, at o'clock the morning Of
the 18th Of March, The punishment Of Rudio is
commutcd into penal seryitudc for life. Immense
crowds assembled TO witness The execution. the MINI
bers being estimated at from one to two hundred
thousand persons: but they were kept at distance
from the scene by the military, who made an impos-
ing display, as many rs five thousand being on the
spot. All passed OF quietly Both the prisoners
met their doom with irnness. particularly Orsini,
whose calmnes3 never abandoned him for moment.
Perri, on his way from the prison to the scaliod
sang the we'll known "Mourir pour Ia patria,' and
before his head laid on the block he cried, Viyc
rltalic-yiyc la Rcpnbquc" orsini,s last cry wa
"Five la France
SPAiN.-A dispatch from Madrid announces that
the Spanish ministry had rebeivcd vote Of conf
dcnce in the fact that the budget for 1858 had been
voted without alteration. The same dispatch says
that full satisfaction is now offered by the Mexican
Government to Spain.
RussA.-Thc .'lnyado Russo records new vic.
tories Of the army Of Caucasus A letter to that
Journal announces that the important deIr Of Ar
Goune, which has so often been attacked unsuccess-
fully, is at length in possession Of the Russian troops
lSpA-Sir Collin Campbell wa. ut Cawnpore on
the 18th of February, awaiting the arrival of the
siege train from Agra a part Of the army had
crossed into Dude and was advancing toward Alum
bagh. The commandcrn-chicf was not expected tC
follow until the goth. The bombarlmcnt of Luck.
now was expected TO commence about the 2jth Of
February, although the British force consisting OF
about 10000 men and 100 guns, was said to be in
sufficient to invest the city.
BanalOOF IyZabal detained far "