The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-02-16
One Week Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE R. NJ.
Steamship Asia, which left Liverpool on
the 22d ult., arrived at this port this eve
ming, having been ove- sixteen days on
the passage.
The news by the Asia is one week Ia
ter. There was less confidence felt in the |
state of affairs on the Continent, and
partial revival Of the late panic had been
created on the Paris Bourse.
The death of the King Of Naples was
reported. but the report was discredited
An Austrian loan of SOO,OOO pounds ster-
ling was announced
LIVERPOOL, Jan, 21st.--The market
closed with declining tendency. Flour
dull; quotations are nominal. Wheat dull
and closed with declining tendency. Corn
shows declining tendency.
The following items of news were taken
out by the Kangaroo:
Another peaceful article in the Paris
Constitutional says that Austria has issued
conciliatory note on the Se-van ques-
ton, which will calm the public mind and
create a pacific turn of events, notwith-
standing the contradictory warlike rumors
circulated. Many steamers and trans
ports arc preparing for sea in France
The Moniteur announces the entire abo-
lition of the use of passports. ..f r-
The British minister at Washington
will be instructed to obtain the re. opening
of the American coasting trade to British
vessels, in return for little concession by
Great Britair-. 1t is reported that Par
Lament will be asked foY considerable
increase in the naval estimates.
Accounts from Lombardy still speak of
disaffection, but there had been no out
break, Warlike rumors continued, and
Notwithstanding peace assurances the Ia
test continental correspondence says that
confidence in the maintenance ofpeace was
losing ground. Warlike preparations
continued in France.
1t was again reported but was not be-
lieved that Persigny would soon succeed
Walewski in the French Foreign Minis
try. There had been partial recurrence
of the panic on the Paris bourse. The
London Exchange responded to the fall,
but not to the same extent. 1t is report.
ed that an offensive and defensive alliance
had been concluded between France and
/ Sardinia.
The British Government is said to have
, resolved to take sufficient measures tc
5 protect English interests in Mexico. The
London Times editorial derounces Mr.
e Nugent's manifesto in British Columbia.
| The King of Naples was i'll. The Lon
t don Post, on the 2lst, announced his dea:l
s but it was not confirmed. On the follow
q ing day the Post regretted its error. l
: is denied that Prince Napoleon was re
j ceived with enthusiasm in Turin.
r An Austrian loan of six mill ions ster
9 ling was announced for the London mar
! ket. The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon intend
S coming to America, but his alleged con
y tract for 200 pound with transatlanti
e churches is pronounced untrue.
# FRANCE. Paris Desbats think
U there are excellent reasons for trusting
s in the preservation of general peace
: The steam engines at Vincennes were sti
b making rifled cannon. On the 18th tn
If Patria had an article to the effect tha
: the evidence of war was not to be consid
a cred altogether certain. The article, to
K gether with the falsea reports which wer
: concluded of instructions at Milan an
/, Venice, the concession between the Aus
:? trian and Landman troops, caused q re
ho r
e three. .fourths per cent.
l. The expedition against the insurgent
l. in Allegoria was successful, the tribes hay
o ing made complete submission.
l. ITALY.-The French garrison at Rom
], had been reinforced by two regiments {
) the line. At Turin the belief in an az
It preaching war was decidedly increasing.
g Letters from reliable authority at Nj
e Ian, say there was not the least chanc
/. of an lnsurrec ton. 1t was stated that th
i. sending of. troops from Austria to Ital
y had been suspended, while another az
A count says that Austrian reinforcement,
j. were pouring in. The amnesty to tt
e political prisoners in Naples had bee
g modified, to require their banishment t
le America. An edict provides that all PEE
le sons who are charged with any fagrar
% attempt against the safety of the Sta1
IS shall be Immediately tried by council {
L. war. --.4. %. a .rs1
a AUsTRIA.-The leading Journals
Germany are exceedingly violent in the
20 attacks on the French Government, an
r, urged the necessity of a perfect unde
y standing between Prussia and Austria an
ID the German States. Popular demonstr'
rs tions of sympathy and loyalty greeted tt
al Emperor of Austria wherever he appeare
10 in public.
st SwITzERLAND.-The Swiss Nation
D. Council had voted hundred millions
,t imediately convert all the guns posse
re sed by the Government into percussie
t. arms.
" INDIA.-The Bombay mail of Decen
IS, ber Gath reached England on the 25th
ne January. t.s..s