The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25
LATER Z M HU i oIRH
ARRIVAL OF the .ausfrazastap.

PoRTLAND, April 23.-Tha steamship-A u
tralasian, from Liverpool at noon on the Htf
wa Queenstown on the 18th, arrived at thi
port at 6 O'Clock this morning. The Cunar
screw steamer Etna arrived at Liverpool onth
oh, and the North Briton arrived at Queens
town on the evening of. the 10th. -
GREAT BRITAIN.-There was no news o
political importance. Parliament was sitting
The French and other continental journal
accuse the English Parliament of favoring tn
recent Carlist attempt in Spain, and the insur
%rection in Sicily. w ~ :
Areform meeting was held in the Hyd.
Park on Sunday, the Sch. The proceeding:
were tame, and there we're not more than &
thousand present.
The submarine cable Zoe Gibraltar nil be
ready by the middle of September.
pc Heenan was before the magistrate, at Derby
on the It'll. charged With the intention Of en-
gaging in a prise fight, thereby causing a
breach of the peace. Mr.. LEIGH appeared in
his behalf, and said Heenan had never broken
the peace in England, and had no intention OF
doing so. True, he may have made use of
harsh. language In the excitement of his cap
ture, when his passion was aroused, but when
he considered that he had been hunted out of
eight counties while his opponent, Sayers, was
allowed to go with the greatest impunity, he
gid feel sore at the treatment he was receiving.
lie, a~pologized, if he had used expressions
which he ought not. Two respectable gentle
men were ready to give bail to the amount re-
quired. Guided by the station in life of the
party in America-Heenan was a blacksmith
he hoped the Bench would assess the bail
at a small amount. The Clerk announced that
the Bench agreed to take Heenan's recognis-
ance for ESQ, with two %sureties in e25 each
cloud applause.) He added that the authori-
ties had no feeling beyond the preservation of
the peace. It was stated by the c. urt that
Heenan could not further be interfered with
any where, unless he broke the peace. The
sureties were promptly signed and Heenan and
his friends left Durby, for London.
Bells Life was most indignant at the cap
ture, which it attributed to Heenan and his
companions going to a place where they were
almost certain OF arrest. A subsequent edi-
ton exonerates Heenan, and says he took all
precaution. employing a man to
sound the police and put them off the track.
This person deceived Heenan and his friends,
and gave information that led to his arrest
Life scouts the idea that Sayers or his
caused the arrest, and states that Hee.
mans party believed Sayers utterly incapable
Of such conduct ut was conssi Tered certain
that the fight would come off OF, the day fixed,
the 16th.r y u
FRANcE.-An imperial commissions was
travelling through the nentralized provinces of
Sardinia, and is said to have been. cordially re-
,eived in some places. oL-r
The Government had reprimanded the Pays
md Patrie for giving currency to remors that
was blameable for the outbreaks in
Spain and Italy. .yis.e
The -four market was heavy and, lower
Wheat quiet and unchanged. The fuctua-
ions on the Bourse were fight. Thu rentes
losed on the 10th at 69f990c-market dull,
tut firm. g9ss
A new Journal. the Correspondent, had app
feared at Stratsburg, as the organ of the Gov
and advocates the maintenance of the
of Fra6ee, Germany and Itaiy.42
ITALY The King of Sardinia was about,
. make d tour Of Inauguration through his
ew dominiopss5 The British Ambassador
curt, accompanies, him. The Parliament at
URN would adjourn to enable the member to
pin the royal cortege.
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin and taken
is place in the Chamber of Representatives. .
HUNGABY.-There has been a great anti
austrian de uonstration at the Capitol. The
ccasion was a funeral of q student who died /
ON injuries received from the police in the i
,cent demonstration-600e persons followed $
lie corpse to the grave with patriotic pride.-li
he police did not interfere and there was no
isorder.
SPAIN.-The Emperor of Morocco had ra-
fed the treaty of peace. Gen. Ortega and
persons of the highest rank had been ar
sted at Calandron. Ortega is to be tried at
ortana. A small body of Insurgents had u
zen defeated at Belboa previous to Ortega's C
Aiconcordat had been concluded be- g
7een Spain and Rome, and was promulgated. t
reat efforts are making to capture Count d
ontemolin and his brother. The boundaries Ii
Celia have been anicably arranged. The n
Inc &c tLo Tarr,to,, oalaJl - al N-.-:E 81 m
rec hundred million reals. I35ffs.H ell
GERMANY.-The Grand Duke of Baden, b.
spite the vote of the Second Chamber, had c.
the Independence of the Catholic m
lurch. He declares that the concordat shall "
sanctioned and ordained. The German pl
of. the Rhine. are making special defen- of
e preparations. IA
JApAN.-Afairs in Japan are unsettled. en-
Latest via Queenstown. 2a % =,
LONDON, April 12.-The tighrness in the or
ney maket had an unfavorable effect on the ic
ok market, and the funds closed a quarter N
7er than yesterday. The reaction in the 70,
ire market was more decided. Money way Of
and 81 per cent, was demanded ri
short bills The colonial produce market II,
med dull, the banks having raised its, dis
int ] per cent. = Consols closed at 94aLA nj.
nsurrection in Sicily is spread ma
!, and the dispatch of troops from Naples DO
tinues. g.,
NAPLEs.EAn insurrection has broken out. sb,
3 royaftroops carried thesconvent By. assault, M,
n battering a breach and the rebels and o.,
ir arms were captured, and the demonstra,
in Naples crushed. The streets were III,
lred by patrols. c.s
he answer of Austria to the circular of M. d.
.,uvenel on the annexation of Savoy, like fbs
t of Russia, raises no objections to the an lon
alton SO loag as ii. is the free. concession lof
dmont; and not an appeal to universal suf r
re. Each desires the neutrality Of Piedmont. =
he steamship Teutonia arrived sfromS New b
k at Southampton on the 18th. a Ia
he steamship Fulton from New York ar ha'
d at Southampton on the llth. the
.oNDoN Observation-Disclosures dill but dal
dy; sugar quite; coffee firm tea dull; tai Gig
quiet. at 26s056sl Cd, : - der
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