Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
Telegraphed 10 Tie Louisville Democrat
FOREIGN NEWS. .--irrival Of the Amrrlca.
ST. JoHys. n. b.. June l9

ST. JoHNs, n. B., June 10.
The express reached Granville Pon, from Ha-
lifax, at A. NJ, but was detained ill 5 p. NJ,
owing to the absence Of the express sleamer.ll7 lr
The America, Capt. Paris, arrived at Halifax,
at 3 p. NJ yesterday. She has sixty passengers.
and will arrive at Boston on Monday morning.
The Hbernia arrived at Liverpool on Monday,
making The passage from Boston in nine days.
in the English Parliament Gladstone gave no.
tce that on the l4th he would bring forward a
motion respecting the late events in Canada.
Lord Russell gave pledge thai in the meantime
nothing should be done TO prejudice the present
position of the rebellion losses bill.
The conduct Of the American government in
reference 10 the expedition for the search of Sir
John Franklin, had been alluded to in Parliament
in very fatering terms
Affairs On the continent haS undergone no inn
portant change, though events have been neither
few nor trifling.
The new French Cabinet was formed by coa.
lition with Odil!on Barrot and Keifioure. The
new ministry is The same as the old, except De
Feame takes Cubbar's department, n. Dc Toe
vile for Foreign Affairs, and L. Laquimias for
Commerce. The Paris pdpers generally disap-
prove of the compromise, and predict its failure.
The Red Republicans are particularly violent
in denouncing the new Ministry. ..
A message from the President OF tho French
department, of the Republic 10 the Legislative AS.
sembly, is published in the Paris papers of Thurs
day. 1t is composed upon American and not
European models, and fills four columns.
NJ. Lassupes has failed in his mission TO con-
quer the Romans into affection for France, and
has returned to Paris for further instructions. -
Some accounts say he was recalled, and that the
same messenger carried Instructions 10 Oidnot to
reduce the Il0ly City 10 subsection at all hazards;
and that he would commence an attack with two
hundred and fifty thousand men, on the Both May.
The Romans have announced a firm determi-
nation to withstand TO the death the expected as.
saull Il is stated thai they have an efficient force
of S00e0 for that pur pcse.
The Pope still persists in demanding unqual-
flied renewal of his powers temporal ruler, and
that the Triunivirute, backed by the people, de-
clare they viii never concede. There is in every
heart, says MaZzni, determination most pro-
found 10 accomplish The destruction Of the Pope's
temporal power. We shall then, says be, fight 10
The last, against all projects for his restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament will exercise its in
9uence 10 form a republic after the French model,
10 be composed of Baden, Wurlemburg, Rhenlsh,
and Bavaria. ...--.
The pIenipotentaro5 Of Prussia, Hanover, and
Saxony, have promulgated new constitution for
Germany, in which the principal of universal suf-
frage is recognized in the present as in the past to
form ar union of The German States. The King
of Prussia is made the permanent head. Austria
is excluded from the present arrangement. All
other States invited to enter into it. 1t is doubt
ful whether the plan will succeed. .-'ru...i ...-
The in Hungary presents no new feature,
and since The fall Of Buda into Hungarian hands.
no event has occurred calculated 10 have perma-
neni influence on the result Of the struggle, though
the Huns have achieved further, and in some re-
spects important, victories. The different enemies
are rating their forces, and the accounts Of
tremendous battle are every day looked for. 1t
is said the King of Sardinia is ar the disposal OF
the Hnngurians. GV-. 9r. ~
Reports 50 constantly repeated, that tho war
between !he Danes and Prussians is speedily 10
end, are confirmed but we can see no reabie evi-
dence Of the fact - -~.