The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-22
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w NtAHrf AIhVsa, Natd iFtInl3i hatc
70 me 4'h inst, arrived here This morning.
GRkAr BliTxis-In the House ~ com
moas on the ~. Mr. Coehrans gave notice
that On the 18th he should call the attention
~ The iivuss to the state " relations with
China.
The most in,porinn, portion Of the proceed
ings Of tile English Parliament Of ,he ~ aud
30 met. has been published, viz; The rrsus /
u Lord John Russell 10 lsy before tie House
the correspondence touching Savoy. and The
defeat VI the Government on minor ques.
iion.
In response 10 an inquiry. Lord john Rus
sell said The government had no good reason
20 suppose that warIike preparations were
going forward on an extraordinary scale in
France. The government, had earnestly en-
delsored to prevent renewal Of hcs,iiirics
now thsi Congress was not likely 10 meet.
and had rec eived the most satisfactory assur.
ances.
The ratification Of the new G. numerical
treaty would be exchanged q Paris on
the 4lh.
FRAscE.-Rumors were current that the
Chalons Camp would soon be re.esra blished.
The Patfle pronounced il % false as IN .
statement Of an approaching departure OF
French troops from Rome. The same jour
nal says il appears certain that the question
Of annexation OF Central I,sly will be subor-
dina,e to the result Of universal suffrage.
! The French army is 70 be considerably re-.
duced, and the policy Of the Emperor tends
more than ever towards peace.
IrALr.-An ARRAY occurred al A ncona, be-
tween the Papal chasseur aud urti;lcry-men
on one side and gen d'srms on the o,her--
Three hundred OF the former were said 10 b.
under arrest. Of whom about forty were
wounded. The Mazzni party was 10 be &C.
tive al Rome. Government had taken rieas-
ures for preventing any manifestations. An
address from the town Of Perugis containing
6O9 signatures had been sent TO Napoleon.
AusTEiA.-Kossu.h hes suddenly disap.
peafed from London, and it Was said that
be had gore TO Hungary.
An sitress Of the Hungarian Protestant
Assembly says the national movement will
assemble an avalanche.
Hungary will detsch herself on the first Oh
'onunity from Austria.
Austria is said 10 be directing more troops .
owards Tyrol, Venice, and Hungary. \,
The Globes Paris correspondent ssys III
vas generally undo rstood that France and ,
1"gIand were about 10 mako joint SUM-
mons 70 Austria 70 desist from sending ,roo 3s
nto the marches Of Anoona and 70 evecuate
'enice al the earliest period, aud accept !
uch indemnity as she is nov ready to offrr
SrAIs.-Anothcr corps il being got ready
y Morocco. 10 be commanded By Conc he.
ssliable accounts say that the Moorish rrgu.
" army bad not yet been brought out !
lie division is enid to number over 5000 :
i-ciplined troops, waiting for great battle. q
The object Of the Moors was said 10 be 10 !
raw the spanish into the interior. :
Ssrdinisn officers have left Tor Bologna u 1
rganize the army.
Arrests continue 10 Venice to an alarming ?
xtent and spread terror among The iuhaLi- D
snts.
The SARDIsIAS KISGDtx.-The French v
loops are TO be Withdrawn from North Ilslv Z
nd from Rome at gu early opportunity. 1t
no secret that Austria, having regard 10
'cs ern alliance and her own serious diff
ulties. has given up oil hopes Of retrieving i,
er position and influence ia Italy, and no, d
My sheaths her sword. but puts il aside. - II
a attempt will be made 70 induce her to
rant reforms in vsnetia, Of which she il
ill mistress.