Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
FOREIGN NEWS-PER AMERICA.

FOREIGN NEWS-PBR AMERICA.
In Parliament, Mr.. Gladstone gave
notice that he would, on the til, bring
forward motion respecting late events
in Canada. Lord Russell gave pledge
that in the mean time nothing should
be done to prejudice the present posi-
ton of the Rebellion losses bill.
The conduct of the American Gov.
eminent in reference TO the expedition
in search Of Sir John Franklin, has
been alluded to in Parliament in very
fattering terms. Affairs on the con,i-
nent had undergone no important
change, though events had been neither
few nor trifling. A now Cabinet has
been formed in France by coalition Of
OdilIion Barrett and Refeure. The
new Ministers are the same as the old,
except Defeaure.
The London papers announce that
the emperor of Russia is in the market
for loan of fifty millions. ... ..
The Paris papers generally disapprove
all compromise. and predict the failure
of the Red Republicans. particularly
denouncing the new Ministry. The
Message of the President to the Le-
gislative Assembly, is published in the
Paris papers of Tuesday. 1t is COM
posed on American and European mod
els.
Mr.. Lesseps has failed in his mission
to conquer the Romans into affection
for France and has return ed TO Paris
for further instructions; some accounts
say he will be recalled; the same mes
senger carried instructions 10 Oudinoi
to reduce the Holy City to subsection
at all hazards, and that he would com.
mence the attack with an army of 49,
600 men on the 3O,h May. The Ro-
mans have announced firm resolution
to fight TO the death, and resist the OK
pected assault, and it is stated they
have an efficient force of $4,000 men
for present purposes. The Pope still
pers lists on demanding the unqualified
renewal of his powers as temporal ru-
Ter, but the Triumvirate. backed by
the people, declare they will never con-
cede.--There is determination at the
bottom Of every heart 10 accomplish
the destruction of the Pope's ,empora
power, and they will fight TO the last
agains, oil prospects Of restoration.
The Frankfort Parliament will ex-
ercise its influence to form Republic
after the French model. Baden, Wir
temburg, Rhenish Thaaia, Prussia, Han.
over and Saxony, have promulgated q
new Constitution for Germany, in
which The principle ofuniversal suffrage
is recognized, and to form union of
German States. The King of Prussia
is made the prominent head. Austria
is excluded from the present arrange
ment, but all the other States are in,
vited. 1t is doubtful whether this plan
will succeed.
The war in Hungary presents no
new feature, and since the fall Of Dud.
anito into the hands of the Hungarians
no event has occurred calculated 10
have a permanent influence on the re.
suit of the struggle, although the Hun
garians have achieved further, and in
some respects, important victories; and
the contestants are concentrating their
forces; accounts of tremendous battles
are every day looked for; The Austrian
General, Walden, has been superseded
by Lieutenant General Huynair.--
Prince Paskevtch will command the
united forces in the east, and General
Hazman in the west. The latest intel.
ligence left the Aus,rians under Radet.
sky, bombarding the city, which was
closely invested on all sides.
Reports are constantly repeated that
the war between the Danes and Prus,
SLAMS, is speedily to end, the reports are
confirmed, but we can see no reliable
evidence Of the fact.
ANOTHER SENATOR IN TROU.
BILE.
| Senator Walker. of Wisconsin. and