Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

FRANCE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 2s.-The present Yoniteur
newspaper lssses its official character with
New Years day, and the Nonitcur Official
del Empire will then appear.
PARIS, Nov. 2a.-The publisher of the
Lille Progress newspaper has been fined 500
francs and sentenced to mcnth's imprison-
ment for publishing list Of subscribers to
the proposed monument to Baudin IN the
cementery of Aoutmar:ure.
Pans, Nov 29-The editor Of The ReseiUo
has been sentenced to two months imprison-
ment and iiue of 1900 francs, the editors
of the Tribune and L'Aeeatr to fines OF 2.OOO
francs each, and the editors of the Temps
and Journal III Paris to fines Of 1000 francs
each for publishing articles encouraging the
subscription for the monument to Baudin
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Thc Times and the
Paris correspondents of the other London
papers have lately given currency to rumors
that the health of Napoleon is failing, and
public confidence has in consequence
been somewhat disturbed. These rumors
have been officially contradicted from Paris,
yet it is well understood that, without posi-
his usual active exercise, and shows signs OF
declining strength and mental apathy. The
policy OF his government seems gust now to
be to make demonstration oi vigor against
the opposition, 10 render the latter unpopu-
lar and to preserve the moral Of the depart
ment officials,
PARIS, Nov. 20-M. Berryer, the celcbra-
ted advocate, died yesterday, aged seventy
eight years.
| Senior Oiozage has arrived here as ambas'
saGor of Spain.
SPAIN.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-The Patrie of yesterday
says q large faction in Spain is favorable &c
the formation Of q triumvirate Tor live years
MADRID, Nov. 2S.-Olozaga has gone to
Paris. There have been many republican,
demonstrations throughout this country
within the past few days.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-The government ha:
declared that the popular sense of the coun
| try is antagonistic to the establishment OF {
republic, and that the Cortes, soon to meet
will wisely propose form OF monarchy,
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The approhensions o
bloodshcd in Spain are increasing, and /
is thought thai collision between the Aion
archsts and Republicans will be the ineVita
BILE result of the excited political contes
now in progress. Meantime, the patriotic
fervor Of the nation is unabated,
A Madrid dispatch states that the sub
scriptions by tie people to the national loai
now amount to 80, 100000 reals
MADRID, Nov. ga great republican
demonstration was made here at the close 0
the week. Ths young men OF the city heit
Il meeting, and with indescribable enthu
siasm, passed resolutions protesting agains
the rule excluding all persons unser twenty
fyo years of age from the franchise. Th
people to the number of five thousant
crowded the square where the meeting wa
held, and every al.usion made by the speak
ers TO the republic was received with trc
mendous applause.
AUSTRIA.
vienna, Nov. 29.--Thc Austrian Govern
me Mt has fitted out and dispatched an eXpC
dition which will sail around the world.
is under The command of Karl Sherzer, an
the object OF the enterprise is to introduc
the products of Austrian industry into Iii!
tant markets and extend the commerce {
the empire. The expedition is under specit
instructions to visit the principal ports {
| China and Japan, and to proceed thence
I California and cruise along the South Amer
| can coast.
ITALY
FLORENCE, Nov. 27.-Quite q serior
outbreak has occurred at Bologna, and nc
troubles are feared. The disturbance Origin
o ated through the refusal of the peasants
4 pay their taxes. Two persons were kilc
8 and seven badly injured
e FLORENCE, Nov. 26.-Dispatches ha,
been received here announcing that Moul
: Etna, in Sicily, is in state OF eruption.
n SOUTH AMERICA.
It LISBON, Nov. 29.-The mail steamer fro
!, Rio Janerie brings the following news fro
the war in Paraguay
Y The Brazilians had sent column Of s,0l
e men across Gran Chaco forest to attack Il
& position of Lopez, at Yilletta, in the fan
: The Marquis de Caxias was awaiting the d
veloPment of this flank movement TO attat
J. the river batteries with his feet of iron clac
10 and force communication with the army
a Gran Chaco.
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