Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10

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The steamship Adriatic. from Havre vi,
Southampton, arrived at New FORK on Nj on
day, the 5th inst. Her advices are frou
Liverpool to the 26th.
The steamship Prince Albert, from Galwa,
on the 23d Of October, arrived at St. John,
on Friday night, the I'd inst.
FRANCE.
The 1foniteur publishes decree suppress
ing the Gosette of Lyons.
The Times Paris correspondent says -
"The decree suppressing the GdSette de Lyons
shows that the 9overnmen. is irritated, OF
seriously dsquieted at the language of the
clerical journals in treating the affairs oi
Rome. The Gdzette had advocated very
strongly the cause Of The Pope.
THE NEW AUSTRIAN CHARTER.
The official Wiener Zeitung publishes o
manifesto Of the Emperor, introducing a
charter diplomat founded upon the basis OF
the Pragmatic Sanction, to be binding upon
all heirs to the throne, to be drawn up for all
the provinces and to be enrolled among the
federal laws. The charter announces that
henceiorth the legislative power will only De
exercised with the cooperation of the Pro.
vincial Diets as well as of the Rechsrath.-
The number of members of tae latter is to be
increased to one hundred by CouuciloIs
elected by the Provincial Diets.
The Ministers Of Justice, Religion, and
Interior. as universal central authorities, are
suppressed. The Court of Cbancery is re.
stored in Hungary, and one for Transy sylvania
is to be established. The Chancellor Of the
Hungarian court is to be a member of the
Ministry. The affairs Of the other provinces
are to DO represented in the imperial councils
by Minister of State.
a special Ministry is to be appointed for
public instruction
The judicial affairs OF all provinces not
Hungarian are TO be represented in the min
isterial councils by the president OF the Court
of Cessation.
Counts Thum, Nadasdy. and Thiery quit
the Ministry.
General Benedek is appointed Commander.
iu.Chfef of the army in Italy.
VIENNA, Oct. 23.--The Emperor's chatter
had everywhere been favorably received, more
e.pec ally in Crotia. Among the educated.
classes n Hungary it met with a most fav ora
ble reception. Pesth aad Buda are lila mi,
mated in consequence of Il resolution taken to
the municipalities.
THE WARSAW CONFERENCES.
The Emperor Of Russia arrived at Warsaw
October 20th, and was warmly received
IS bHlpcluI VI [NustIld bul( is hlh1lllI NJ
the Chateau Lazienki.
The Emperor Of Russia and the Prince
Regent have taken up their residence at the
Belvidere.
The ceremony OF laying the first stone of
the new bridge over the Flslula would take
place on the 10th.
The Prince Regent arrived OF Warsaw on
the 2lst and was heartily cheered. His
Royal Highness, accompanied by the Empe.
ror OF Russia. proceeded iu al open Carriage
from the railway to the Belvdere.
RUSSIA AND SARDINIA.
The Russian ambassador at Turin has been
rccsied.
The Sardinian minister at st. Petersburg
has been recalled.
The total population Of Russia is 10000.
900 The lower orders, serfs, petty traders
and artisans, form total of $500 000.-
The nobles and the higher guilds OF traders
about 100000. The mobiles still possess
2lO0O,O00 serls. The population Of Siberia,
including the wandering tribes Of kasau,
Aatrakan and Orenburg, is 100000.
ITALY.
1t ia asserted that the enlistmeuts for the
Poutlical army have ceased, and that Gen.
Lsmoricere will positively return TO France.
The vote on the question of annexation
was taken October 81. An immense crowd
Of people assembled.
An immense number of people have voted
for annexation to Piedmont. In twenty pro.
vaces the voting is known to be almost
unanimous in favor Of annexation.
An official despatch says that the Gsribal.
disns have entered Capua.
Naples dispatches of the 2lst ultimo, an.
nouuce that the vote on annexation was then
tax Muph pnthusiasm aYsta3 q and
immense crowds had assembled at the voting
places. A II was quiet at the latest dates.-
The King of Naples had issued protest de-
.clariug that he would consider the voting
null aud void.
A Naples despatch, OF the 2lst ult., says
that Garlbald has officially declared that be
would lay down the Dictatorship on the arri-
val Of Victor Emmanuel.
rhe head of Gen. Cialdinis columns cu-
.countered and defeated q corps of Neapoli-
taus at lsernia. The general commanding
the corps, with his officers and 500 soldiers
and flag, we're taken.
Another despatch says that Cialdbi cap.
turrd portion Of the Neapolitan artillery.
Victor Emmanuel arrived at Salonia on
the 2lst Of October.
II was reported that provisions began to
fail at Gasta.
1t was also reported that the French Min.
lister of Marine had received a despatch an.
uouucing that .Garibaldi's ships ofwar had
captured vessel bearing the Spanish
colors and anothar bearing the Austrian flag.
The same authorities coutinue to assert that
the Austrian demonstrations on the Italian
front:ers were increasing but on the other
hand, il was said that Austria had given the
most positive assurances that she would not
draw the swerd unless an attack was made ON
Rome.
the LATEST.
The Paris correspondent of tho Times
says: II the Emperor, Francis Joseph dat.
ters himself that he will conciate the Hun.
gsriaR exiles on the charter which be has
vouchsafed to their native country, he will
find himself, fear grievousiy in error
The same correspondent Gays: a French
traveller. arrived from Verona, confirms al
that has been said as TO the great prepara
sious for war made by Austria, in Venetia
for some time past
Verona clone contains within the citade
and the entrenched camp which protects 1t
one hundred Thousand men. He adds that i
would be d(icult to form an idea of the i'm
mense works which have been raised for it
defence. The citadel can always be supplies
with provisions from the mountains. Mantu
and Peschera are likewise strongly garr
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