Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-16
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the America.

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The steamship America. With dasas fsoa
Liverpool 10 tie 29sh uit.. arrived from Ealifs,
70 day. She brings fsll sceounts frm th'
European governmsnts-
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The English govsrpmer, had contracted
with three large iron companies. to furnish
sixiy eish,poundsrs. a. fast as they can b
est.
Coed bills Of exchange we.e IN circulation
D. Londo-. TO large amount They purpor
70 - drawn by the Barbados branch Colon,
Bank. or he Pareot esiabli,hment' and Il !.
supposed they were manufactured A y York
IL ~ss e-simsied that E.s 501 worth II thos.
drafts hal been issued aud were 10 circulation
The demand on the cavalry was % urgea'
that he government Lad given orders fer ihs
Immediate psrehass Of number Of rlae year
oil horses
Sixty tve var transports wili DC ready a
Poulon. "a March 1t The supplement corps
Of Surgeons engaged 10 The mill ary ho pilal-
A. Pan, anl Narcotics. hsd Len ordered e
be ady for active service. on Notice. letter
from Grenoble speaks Of the eontiaual arr .sl-
81 trcop.. aud the fsrmation II 50 armed corps
IN the APPS Three French men Of gar had
gonrto Gsnsvs. il was ssppose.l. 10 accompany
Prince Napoleon aui hi- bride % France
Three .hip. Of tie line. a, cherboarg. viii
mediatsIy proceed 70 the Mediterranean
Congress d foreign powers. 70 asse'uble
a. London. 10 afraass the difficulties Il pre-
ent existing IN Europe. va spoken II and y
was stated that the cabi.tt a. Yiens. though !.
f.vorstly 81 the plan. thengh they manifested
hostility to il hen frst broached. The Pari,
correspondents q the Times AID Herald. both
ssy. that the wardipg If Il bos'liliss. BY
means 81 such a Congress. was considered
nuga,ory. The Herald correspondent adj,
that there wss feeling among the io~er elass.
growing more intense. II 4, reported that
Psr-ivny = likeiyto be ambasaior to Engis.d
sud hi re appointment Is regarded a :, -
Of pesee.
At The Paris Bsur-s on the 2ssh. the
uounc ment IA LeuorJ Of Commando IA
Chit being appointed Tor the P,sdmonte-e
army. and the rumor Of an iuturreetion al RI
rsceded TO 6Sf 45c There "a, an iupostmaut
towards the close II the market. and the lasl
quotation was 65f s5c.
ITALY.
The King wa. al Naples. with improv q
health. The Grand Duke Of Tuscany has re
fused to aecede to Austria's request. resardia-;
the exchange u Tu-can for Austrian troops
The Prince Of Wales j. 70 visit the King I
Sardinia. IN thu Spring. The Brit n govern
inent had addressed a note 10 Sardinia. IN
ri.ndly. but very earnest terms. strongly de.
rrecaiing the war policy Mondiua had >cui
FIVE hundred men to watch tho Pedmort.-e
frontier Lsopiuch. Of Turin. says the alIiane
with France. wa qaife OBSTINATE from the
narrisg. OF Prince Napoleon. The marrils.
strengthens the oond Of amty. II France =
10 intervene for the ind~pendeace Of Italy. :,
l. because her interests induce her. independ
stt OF this ailiancr.
AUSTRIA.
TIL Austrian revs reports that the Frpe-
TOR of Austria. in Al inlervie~ viii the -
rectors 81 the national bsnk. aid the govern
rn~at could ceant With certainty ~ case 81
re.d. OF tho strenuous support Il th- ei.tff'
pepalatiau II the Ger. az states. htt a-seres
,hes Of n eoupie,e confidence 10 speedy
aud am cable aFraugen cnt
RUSSIA
II va- reported that the Austrian and Eu~
sian governments we're Oh better terms. TIE
Emperor Alexander l. was aid. had wri.irl
letter o Emperor Ffaace- Joseph. Ah'eh H.,
latter considered .xtre.ne.v satisfactory. 4
Russian loan far 81 .aea .ae0 roqhles. lad be-,
neatly concluded with the Rolh-ehiid-.
Considerable agitation existed ilroughou
A1.,sis Poland. ani Hungary. The fernenf
alton a. Galicis a. such. that 50 no0 ir'op
were concentrated along thn frontier. 10 pro
vide agss-~t an out break
The Vienna correspondent II he Tim .
ssys Austria vill never consent 10 the settle
men, Of lac Italian Question, by EarOPsai
Congress
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