Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-15
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIA.

PORTLAND, Feb. IA.
The steamer Bohemia has arrived with
latest dates from Europe
The Prince OF Orange was visit 10
Windsor Castle
The London Times in an editorial ex
plains the present position Of The San Juan
difficulty. 1t says We have reasons to
think that the proposals made to the A
inericans are such as may fairly satisfy
both countries. Instead of standing out
for the Rosario channel and the whole
group of Islands against the Deharo
channel, and none OF them, third cbanuel
is proposed for the boundary line. which
will not only evade the two disputed cour
ses, but will leave the Americans in pos
session of the largest square of the dispu-
ted territory. This channel in its course
cuts of the Island of San Juan alone to the
west. and consequently leaves u with the
Island only, while the Americans will re-
tain the remainder. So considerable in
fact, is the concession thus made, that we
believe the American government will be
asked to give Us the whole OF certain
coast of headlsnd. which the 49th parallel
now cuts in two. We do hope this reason.
able proposal will be accepted
The riotous proceedings a, the Church
of st. George, in East London, reached s.
most disgnstful height on Sunday, the 18th
cit. The church was crammed with
noisy mob, who not only prevented the SER
vices from being performed. but endeavor.
ed to deHolish the altar, and INDUCED in
the past time Of throwing about cushions,
prayer books. DC.
The officials of tie Church were treated
with personal violence Considerable prop
srty was destroyed. The matter had
claimsd the attention Of both houses Of
Parliament. and the Government had prom
ised measures TO put stop to the disgust
ful proceedings.
FRASoE.-The Paris Uuissrs Is suppress
ed. The Moniteur, in publishing the de-
cree of suppression, says. among the rea.
cons for toe measure is the irritating con-
troversy of the Journal. by which religious
opinion was disconnected, the country sgi-
tated, and the fundamental basis on which
the relations between the Church and Civil
society are established undermined.
Ii is stated that the immediate offense
which led to the suppression of the Uni
verse was the publication. on the 29tb. of
an eDcyclical letter OF the Pope to The Arch 4
Bishops and Bishops. in which he states
the motives of his refusal to accept The ad .
vice of the Emperor To give up the Ro- T
Insgna.
Other journals had been forbidden 10
publish the letter.
The correspondent of religious periodi
cal had received a second warning.
The Moniteur. of the 3lst ult.. says. the !
Government had snly disposed of the irri. I
Eating character of that controversy on re
iigious questions. The Universe having !.
been suppressed. violent articles in reply
TO its provocstion are henceforth without
motive and without excuse.
The whole press will understand that
these grave Questions must be discussed
with that queitness and moderation which
are required by the interests OF the public
peace and respect for religion.
A medal was about TO be struck at the
Paris mint To commemorate the signing of
the treaty of Commerce between England
and France.
Orders were received at Toulon to pre-
pare the plated frigate Glorie for sea. with
she utmost despatch: she carries sc rihed
guns aud steel prov Of enormous diinen-
sions; her destination was unknown.
The Paris Journal publishes despatch
from Chambery. which states that on the
29lh. the party hostile to the accession Of
Savoy to France made a dsmoDstraiion.-
Nearly $50 persons assembled from all
parts of Savoy az the request Of the resi-
dents at Cranberry and asked information
from the government, as to whether il was
the intention of the King of Sardinia to
e-de the province to France.
The Governor replied that the King
would not willingly concsds the province.
The statement was received with loud cries
Of Viva L'Roi" The population Of
Chambray were complete strangers to the
demonstration which took place in their
streets, aud IL was inferred that their feel
ings were consequently sympathetic With
France.
The Paris Bourss Wa greatly depressed,
aud fall OF per cent had taken place.
The panic is ascribed to the breach be.
tween the Emperor and Pope.
The Swiss Federal Council had drawn
Up circular dispatch. expressing alarm at
the prospect Of the annexation Of Savoy
and Nice 70 France.
ITALY
Count cayour's contemplated visit 10
Paris and London is temporarily postpon
ed
The Nesr olitan General Anelli had de
maoded reiaforcements. IL was stated that
the troops on the frontier were to be in
creased
AUSTRIA.
II vac considered not unlikely that o
state Of siege would be proclaimed 10 Hun
gary a. we'll as venetls, before long. Agi.
tatioo coBsin ually prevailed at vsDetis. In
IN. course Of one day seven officers were