Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-03-23
The News,

The frequent andrcguar arrivals Of the
various vessels plying between the Euro.
pean and American Continents, keep us
yell informed upon the critical affairs Of
european countries, which have recently
been attracting so much attention.
The difficulties in the way of peaceful
@olution of the complications between the
sreneh and Austrian governments in re,
uard to the affairs of Italy are far from
teing removed, and rumors Of warliko
nature continue to prevail
GREAT BRITAIN. "A change has taken
,,lace in the British Ministry resulting
from the disagreement Of the members OF
Jhe cabinetup the reform bill introdu-
,ed into Parliament by Mr. DTsrael.
This measure is tho extension Of the
ight of suffrage, but is based upon pro-
eerty qualification.
The notifications in the Cabinet are in
he Home Secretarys Office, and in the
}oard of Trade. Rumors offurther chan
;es were current.
A Baronetcy has been conferred upon
amuel Cunard, the proprietor of the Gu
lard line of Atlantic English Steamers.
FRANcE,-Tho anticipa.ions Of peace
al solution of the political affairs of the
ointment prevailing in England are not
participated in in Franco to any extent,
aor in any other part Of Europe
Cardinal Autoneti announced on the
I'd ult., by order of his Holiness, to the
ambassadors of France and Austria, that
While the Holy Father was full of graft
tude for the succor given him up to the
present by their majesties the Emperor of
he French and the Emperor Of Austria,
that it was his duty to inform them that
henceforth his Government was strong
enough to suffice for its own security, and
10 maintain peace in its States and that
consequently he was ready to enter into
arrangements with the two Powers to
combine with the shortest possible delay,
the simultaneous evacuation of his terrific
ry by their armies.
Large bodies of troops from Algiers
were being landed at Marsailles, and mill
tary stores were accumuoting at the same
point
Two boxes of bombs, similar to those
used by Orsini, had been smuggled into
Paris, addressed to the Princess Matilda.
They were marked to be left till called
for.
IrALY.-- Preparations were making on a
large scale for the defence of Genoa and
the Gulf Of Spezzia.
collision had taken place between
some Modenese soldiers and Sardinia pea
santry. Shots were fred on both sides,
AUsrR1A-Lord Cowley had arrived at
Vienna on the 9th ult on his peace mis-
sion.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
states that the people are so disgusted
with tho policy of the Emperor Napoleon
that they loudly express the hope that
war may take place to end the present
suspense.
GERMANY. - Thirty nine members of the
Wirtemburg Chamber had issued strong
address, representing that the armaments
in France were made with view of esta-
blshing vassal States on the Napoleon.
ic dynasty. The view entertained by the
German radicals, that unless tho French
Emperor abandoned his war projects, the
German Sovereigns will have to form co.
alition against him.
INDIA AND CHINA--The accounts con.
firm the complete pacifcation of the Dude.
Fresh disturbances at Canton have oc.
Cured, body Of seven hundred troops
having been fred upon by a party Of
Braves. An expedition destroyed the
village occupied by the Braves, and killed
fifty or sixty Chinese.
The U. S. steamer Powhattan, was at
Hong Kong, and the Mississippi was in
Canton river.
TnE LArEsr.-Three days later news
have been received by the Hamburg steam-
or, but the aspect of affairs remains the
same, except that the French troops have
evacuated Rome. Italy is still arming
and Austria is becoming more exaspera-
ted. A war budget was demanded in
France in view of the pending difficulties
and the prospect of hostiltles. Secessions
from the British Cabinet are still taking
place, and many of the leading papers in
London, denounce the Reform Bill as
crazy project. an
FRoM WAsnINdToN.-Th Washington
Uaion Of the 18th inst, says that an extra
session ofConTess has not yet been deter
mined upon by tie President The sub
ject is yet under consideration A later
dispatch says that although the matter has
mot been definitely settled, there can be
no doubt that special session will be call
ed and that the proclamation of the Pres
ident will 60 out to California and Oregon
by the next steamer