Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-06

Tho lnsi European arrivals now nearly
week since brought NO important neWs,
,sccpt that tho tone Of European politics
yas not 30 vailiko ~ u has been iof some
limo pnst
Lord Cowlcy, who hnd becn 10 Vienna,
on pacific mission from tho English gov.
rrnmcnt had returned without cfecting
anything definite toward the adjustment
Of The difficulties.
Notwithstanding the announcement Of
pacific rumors, worlike preparations still
seem to be going forward in France. A
rumor was current that the Lyons railway
had received orders to be in readiness TO
transport 10000 men with Dispatch
There is also talk of an army of observa-
ton near the Alps; and leave Of absence
to officers and soldiers is prohibited
Prince Napoleon recently married to tho
daughter Of the King Of Sardinia, is short
ly to bo created Niceroy of Algiers.
IL is reported that secret treaty exists
between the King of Sardinia and Napo-
leon.
The attitude of the Austrian and Sar-
dinian troops is extremely menacing,
The King OF Sardinia, has called out his
reserve troops and made war leyies.
The Emperor of Austria is continuing
his armaments most energetically, and an
outbreak in Central Italy, is daily expect
ed.
Mr.. Preston, the American Minister to
Spain, has had an audience with the
Queen, at which the most friendly senti-
ments were exchanged.
The Spanish journals officially announce
that full satisfaction has been received
from Mexico.
1t is stated that in accordance with the
wishes OF the Pope, the French troops
will prolong their stay at Rome.
An American gentleman who had re-
ceived disastrous news from home, in a
fit of desperation, threw himself into a
current of lava at Vesuvius. His body
was almost instantly consumed.
Siege has been laid to Schamyl's capital
in the Caucasus.
Russia has prohibited the export Of
horses by the European frontier.
The Portuguese ministry has resigned
A new cabinet headed by Duke Fcrceira
is announced.
The latest Washington news is that the
Sickles trial commenced on Monday last
Five Jurors were obtained and sworn
which exhausted the panel. The balance
would be made up yesterday by talesmen
Nothing farther was done on Monday.
Amunnamed Appleton, a brother of tn
assistant Secretary Of State, drowned
himself at Washington on Sunday last, il
, a fit of mental alteration.
The last news from the Pacific coas
furnishes detailed accounts of the progres
of the revolution in Chill. Civil war will
all the fcrocity which usually character
izes it in the Spanish American States,
now desolating that Republic.
f Considerable excitement exists at Grey
town in Nicaragua, by the supposed land
ing of Filibuster party. The Presiden
Martinez has taken possession Of tn
American transi. route. The cause {
, the alarm was the appearance of the |.
Sloop of war Decatur at anchor near Sa
, Juan del Sur.
A destructive fire occurred at Ne'
Orleans on last Tuesday week.
Another occurred in Boston on tn
2nd inst burning the extensive mill
t known as the Suffolk -four mills.
The President has issued his proclams
ton for extensive sales of lands in Kan
sas and Nebraska, during July, Angus
, and September next
Secretary Cobb is 10 be the acting A
torney General Of the L. S. during I'll
absence of Attorney General Bla ck, who
/ going south for the benefit of his health.
\ A railroad locomotive blew up in tn
twenty fourth ward Philadelphia, KILN
: two men and shattering building.
= was a very large engine, called the Pc
a Kiomen, and ran on the Reading ralroa
s Gen. Adam Diller Of Philadelphia
s Adiutant General of this State under Go
i. Porters administration, died on last Sa
s urday morning.
2. THs PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATUrE.-Tl
y time ofthis body is drawing nearits clo'
y NnNt Thnrsdnv week heinr the day fix