Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-04


Austridn Loan Of Serenity Fire Millions.
New YoRK, May 20.
The steamship New York. from Bremen
nnd Southampton, arrived this morning,
bringing Liverpool aud London dates Of Tues
day the ith inst.
The New York has Is cabin passengers,
nnd 500 in second cabin and steerage.
There had been no battle fought between
the Allies and Austrians.
The headquarters of the Emperor Napo-
leo had been established at Alessandria.
The Austrian Government is endeavoring
TO raise u loan Of seventy-five millions.
The report of Count Buols resignation
from the Austrian ministry is confirmed.
Qneep Victoria reviewed the troops at AL
der,hoot on the 18th inst
Conn, persigny, the new French minister,
reached London on the l4th.
Count GortschakoG had also arrived.
II is reported that the Emperor Napoleon
before bis departure for ltaiy' auu,esseo a
alter to Queen Vctorio, repeating bis pro-
mise 10 take no step during the war to CON-
Tromse the interests OF England
yhp India and China mails had reacheo
/ l.,nlon. The Calcutta dates are to April
;hp e,h, and from Hong to March 2oth.-
The news is not important.
The French troops had captured Saigon,
hinge of considerable strength 10 Cochin
thina.
The American frigate Germantown and
steamer Mississippi were al Japan.
The trade at Canton was suffering mueh
from the exactions Of the Mandarms.
THE WAR.
Notbiug further of Importance had been
received from the seat of war; no collision
having occurred, though soon expected.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times saws that the confidence of success by
the army in Italy is so great that rrePare-
tons will soon be made OF Notre Dame Tor
Ne Deum thanksgiving for great victory ez-
rerlvd TO be announced next week
All the officers Of the regiment OF soppers
,o IL. cummanaed by Prince Napoleon lett
Paris ON the l4th for IouloI train OF
>r..p artillery had also left for Italy.
Ii is rumored that arms have been sent to
hungary. aud that the iIungariaps abroad are
actively employed in fomenting an insurrec-
linn 10 their country.
Au official Bulletin from Piedmont dateo
the 18th. says the Austrans withdrew TO DAY
!, Rnbbiu, recently their headquarters, but II
s.cnnd and still stronger reconnolterng iorce
mas been pushed forward TO the walls OF Yer
The Emperor Napoleon, with Marshal
,r,nrohert rode through the streets OF Ales-
s,uGri, on horseback. lie was everywhere
received with the greatest demonstrations ol
j'y:. c r.; orroo,
movements made hy the Austrlans from Stra-
bella to NogEern.
4 despatch from Berlin says that the Ger
manic Diet closed on the l4th by the Prince
Regent in person, who, in his speed, SAID tha'
nnssia was determined to maintain the bal
,,uc. of mower in Europe, and stand mp for
The security. protection, and the national in
terests Of Germany, and he expected that all
.he German Confederative Powers would
stand ,irmly by her side in ful6llment oil that
iiiissiou.
The mobilization of tie eighth Federal
Corps d'armee is completed. Prince Freder'
lex William is COMMANDMENT chief
The Austrian Government lonn seventy
five millions is to be at five per cent paya
BILE in silver, and will be issued at seventy.
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
prospect Of Ilar Between the argentine
Cant,de and BuenOs Ay'es-1he
american Exploring Expedite" Reported
Burning of the Ship Austin, Gle.
By the arrival of the barque Cljntonit
Wright, we have the Buenos Ayres CONNER
cial Times Of April g.
The news from the Argentine Couiedera
lion is warlke. There had been popula
demonstration iu the town OF Conception
AGAINST the further prolongation oil the pre-
srnt alienation of Buenos Ayres from th
Confederation, and proaunctdment" nss oee'
received at l}uenos Ayres from the sam
quarter signed by a number oil well kno"
and influential names. Or course rumo
magnifed the danger into something in'h
nVnt, aud little was taIheu oi oaC 'ue "l
proaehing invasion. ,...
S.varsl sons of foreigners have been cite
F,rpon enrolment in the National Guard
This measure especially will by no means II
crease the popularity OF the present govern
ment with the foreign section OF our commu
nifty. r D.. .,
or preat excitement aud the general adOptlo
Of the red ribbon. o.
The American exploring steamer Anger
tine. Captain Page, was 10 leave, abont th
10th ult for the Paraguay river, accomp'
MED bv the smali steamer pha. The expt
dition will. 10 the first instance, proceed d
rect to the source of the Paraguay river, an
will then ascend the PIcomayc. The
oentins will 20 as far as her draught WI
nermit her, when the explorers will embar
in the Alpha. a,..,
had been issued to different detachments
,roops to occupy the passes OF the Corclll
ras. for the purpose OF dlsarmlng an ingltlV
who might pass over from Chile, but 10 tre
them in all other respects S.th the commi
serstios due to misfortune.
The American ship Austin, with cars
of wool, seems to have been burnt IN tn
nort hut the paper contains no particular
On the application of the American Cops'
orders had been issued for the arrest OF h
crew, for the purpose of entering searchi'
examination into causes OF the hre.
DIsTREssISG yesterday
terpoon about three o'clock, painful occt
renee happened in the house ADJOINING !
Middle Ward Hotel, Market street. this
Koibacb who is tailor by trade, and work
in his house, suddenly left the table up
which he was working, and started up stAl