Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-03

PORTLAND, April %

on the 22tn, arnteo dt tniS port ~
O'Clock this morning.
The Cunard screw steamer Etna arrived
at Liverpool on the 9fh. ~
The North Briton arrived at Queenstown
on the evening Of the 10th.
GREAT BRIrAIS.-These was no new
of political Importance Parliament wa
sitting. The French and other 'Contiuen
tai journals accuse the English Parliamen
Of favoriag the recent Carlist attempt il
Spain and the insurrection in Sicily.
A reform meeting was held in Hyde
Park on Sunday the 9Th. The proceed
ings were tame, and there were not more
than thousand present.
The submarine cable for Gibralter will
be ready by the middle of September.
Heenan was before the magistrates at
Derby on the 9TH, charged with the inten-
tion Of engaging in prize fight, thereby
causing breach of the peace.
Mr.. Leach appeared in his behalf, and
ssid that he (Heenan) had never broken
the peace in England, and had no inten-
tion of doing SO. True, be may have
made use of harsh language in the excite
ment Of his capture, when his passion was
aroused, but when it is considered that be
had been hunted out of eight counties,
while his opponent, Sayers, was allowed
to 90 with the greatest impunity, be did
feel sore at the treatment be was receiving.
He apoiogised if he had used expressions
which he ought not.
Two respectable gentleman were ready
to give bail 10 the amount required. Gui
ded by the station in life of the party in
America-Heenan was a Understandable
hoped the Bench would assess the bail at
small amount.
The Clerk announced that the Bench
agreed to take Heenan's own recognizance
for fifty pounds with two sureties in twen-
ty-6ve pounds each. Applause.
He added that the authorities had no
feeling beyond the preservation of The
peace.
1t was stated by the Court that Heenan
would not further be interfered with any
where, unless be broke the peace.
The sureties were promptly signed, and
Heenan and his friends left Derby for Lon
don.
Bells Life was most indignant at the
capture which was attributed TO Heenan
and bis companions going to place where
they were almost certain of arrest. A SUBJ
sequent edition exonerates Heenan and says
be took all necessary 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.
Bells Life Indignantly scouts the idea
that Sayers or his friends caused the ar
rest, and states that Heenan's party be-
lieve Sayers utterly incapable of such con-
duct.
1t was considered certain that the fight
would como off on the day fixed, the 10th.
FRANcE.-An Imperial Commissioner
was travelling through the neutralized pro-
viuces of Sardinia aud is said to have been
cordially received in some places.
The Government had reprimanded the
Pay and Patrie for giving currency to ru-
mors that England was blameable for the
outbreaks in Spain and Italy.
The flour was heavier and lower.
Wheat quiet and unchanged.
A new journal, the Correspondent, had
appeared at Stratsburg as the organ of
the Government, and advocated the main
tenance of the boundaries of France, Ger
many and Italy.
lrALY.-The King of Sardinia was about
to make tour of inaugurat!oa through
his new dominions. TAs British Anibas.
-sador, BY -osdess from London, alidts.e Sar-
dinia Court accompany him. Tie Parlia-
ment at Turin would adjourn to enable the
members to join the Royal cortege.
Garabaldi bad arrived at Turin and ta-
ken his place in the chamber of represent
atives.
HUNGARY-There Las Lesp q great anti
Austrian demonstration at the Capitol
The occasion was funeral of student
who died from injuries received from the
police in the recent demonstration. Six
thousand persons followed the corpse TO
the grave with patriotic parade.
The police did not interfere and there
was no disorder.
SPAIN.-The Emperor of Morocco had
ratified the treaty of peace.
Gen. Ortega and three persons of the
highest rank had been arrested at Calan-
dron. Ortega is to be tried at Tortona.
A small body of insurgents had been de-
feated at Bilboo. Previous to Atega's
acts eoncordat had been concluded be-
tween Spain and Rome, and was promul-
gated.
GERMANY.-The Grand Duke of Baden,
despite the vote of the Second Chamber
had proclaimed the independence of the
Catholic Church. He declares the provis-
ions of the concordat shall be sanctioned
and ordained.
The German States of the Rhine are ma
king special defensive preparations.
SIcILY.-The Insurrection in Sicily is
spreading, and the dispatch of troops from
Naples continues. risa-s5 .'.a -
NApLEs.-An insurection had broken
out. The Royal troops carried the convent
by assault after battering breach, and
the rebels and their arms were captured,
and the demonstration in Naples wss
crushed.
The streets were cleaned by patrol.
SPAIN.-Great efforts are making to
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