The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


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 The ssessseF Eufoca. wIsh . weeks later intelli- espce from ait parts Of Easops, has arrived after : very quick trip. Sine sailed from Lssssree. en the 06th alt. and reached HaliGax on Tuesday. The news was brought by express 10 SL Johns' ! cad .from ahancs to this city by telegEaph.
 Tho polltlcai intelligence by this arrival n nos inRegsanl. .s.sa.x tD.... and things there remAia in ulata quog
 HugaFinn affairs are unchanged, no moseme"' of importance being made eince the last arrival
 The Emperor of Austria has gone to meet 'he Car of Russia at Wafsaw.
 Canadian aaalru have not yet bssa discussed ID Parliament
 LIvrnroor. May ss.--In the cotton market, for tive days after the iling of the Niagara there vas rood demand for trade and expasi For Amesi- can descriptions fall prices have beea paid since sns recelpt Of the Cambria's ndslces. The stock, how ever, has accumulated considerably. and as ,ne market Es now almost glutted with fresh imports which are freely offered. prices If anything are slightly depressed.
 Brcsds.afEs both here and In London have upcn the whole been qaiet and steady daring tho Pass week. The demand for Indian corn has improved, snd a fayslBsE advance has taken place. Ibe range v. yeliew. The latter now being generally held at pa. pes aaaFtef higher. The demand for Hour is moder- ate, bat steady. at 23s. to 23s. 6d. for Western Canal, Philadelphia aud Baltimore. Fine Ohio has besa sold as 25s. per bbl. The selling price for American wheat is 7s. 2d. for white and 6s. 4d tor red.
 { Political affairs on the continent exhibit no im- provement. Indeed the danger and probability ot . general Enrepean war, appears to Do more inIs minent now, than at aay previous time during the
 Itiemp. ts .assassinste tke Qseen.--Shortly after o'clock on the evening of the 18th, her Majesty and Prince Albert, while returning in an open landeau from Hyde-paFk, down Constitution hill to Buckingham palace, laboring man, wearing a white flannel jacket, and bearing all the appear ance of a mechanic, leveled pistol at the Queen. from within the railirgs of the Green-park. while the carriage passing the carve of the hill close to the Triumphsi Arch.
 The Queen and the Prince did not appear much alarmed, and tho carriage. the order of the Queen, proceeded to the Palace. Both were unin- jured.
 The mlscreant, who is an Irishman, named John Hamilton, was immediately aeized by one Sf the Park keepsrs and by soldier who jumped over the raiis. The pistol, it is believed. was loaded with ball He was immediately taken to the King,ss. station, where, at the time our reporter left, the rcou udrei was under examinetion. The greatest excitement prevails in the metropolis In conse- quenee ef the diaboiical attempt. The man, who is about thirty or 6veaudthirty years of age, ap- pears rattena indviduai.
 Ckeiera ia France. 1.-The cholera appears to be rapidly increasing in Paris. The number of hosPi- tai cases reported from the lst to the 18th May in- elusive was 26. .272 sick, and l2 S06 deaths -being an increase of about 8 per cent.
 The Trinmyirate were determined to fight to the last to resist the establishment of the Pope in his temporal power The King of Naples was, as il were, blocked up in Aibano, the bridges being blown up behind him.
 Gen. Oudinot had promised to suspend opera tions till the result of the negotiations between the Roman Enyoys and Lord Pslmerston became known.
 At the latest advices the vanguard of the French was four miles from the city, and that of the Nea- potans twelve miles, and there was small body of Spaniards at 1immincino. ..
 (gIiEornia Gold at Canten. .-Dates have been re- ceived from Calcutta through to the 5th, and Bom- hay to the l7th of April, from which we learn that the war of tho Punjaub is entirely over, and that the last pha atom of Sikh sovereignty has signed away his title, by which act this vast extent oi country, some iO0, 900 miles, has become part and parcel of the British empire in India
 The iutelIlxenc from Hong Kong is received to April lst. Great excitement prevails at Canton as the time approaches for opening the gates to oreign- srs, and the merchants afraid of tho popular fury which that event seems likely to occasion They, therefore, from prudential motives, stop the trade in cotton yarn, foreign woollens, and all piece goods until the act shall have been consum- mated.
 Considerable qusntities of gold had arrived from California aud several vessels at Hong Kong were being fitted out laden with goods for San Francisco 'ta st PRUSSIA.
 Manifssts of tke RiRs.-rhe KiRg Of Prussla ha. issued manifesto to his subjects, in which, afei condemning the standard of the revolt. which has been raised by the enemies of Germany, he say that he will shortly submit constitution sanction- ed by the other governments, which shall have unity fos it's basis, and will guaranty to Germany its liberty and free representatio of the people In conclusion, the King says. if my people will stand by me as will stand by my people. faith fully and with confidence, with Gods blessing, glorious blessing will not be wanting to us.
 TAe Sieqe ef Beyiia Prolonged Conspiracy Jfo' aa Oattreak--Simuliansen with this part of ths proclamation of the Hing io his people, public notices were published announcing that tho state siege at Berlin was prolonged with increased yigor suspeuding for the time being the ordinary courts and establishing martial law in all Its power. Another notice suspending the publication of th, ultra democratic journal, the National, has beer issued 1t is said that these measures were caused by the discovery of conspiracy for an outbreal at Berlin.
 Hue ef Ff0tect0F suostuutfu IOf tHSt v EHpeT0F It Is asserted that negotiations for another nomina constitution are almost terminated, and that it, proclamation may be speedily expected. Ut Is saie that it's provisions will resemble those of the Frank fort consultation. but that the King of Prussia vii only take the title of Protector, instead of that Emperor, and will possess absolute instead of ! suspensve protection. 1t is said that under thi co onstitution Austria would form part of tn, German Empire. It would Do entirely severed from 1t, though connected by a closer defessv' alliance
 Ens6arkafisn ef Troops for Italy.-The shipmen of the troops for C;vi;s Vecchia eontiaGod aetive; at Touioa and Marsees. Gen. Rostbaitan hai left Paris fer Italy. He is the fifth general oticeI sent thers to join Gen. 0adinot.
 In Germany, insurrecticn, or tho probability o It, and commotions, exist everywhere, The Hun yarians In their unequal contest with Austria anc Russia. exhibit no want of courage. and are ev dsn,ly preparing for a desperate struggle. It Il reported that they have gained some advantage, over the Austrians and Russians. but we are with out intelligence from the scat of war.
 The Emperor of Russia has recognized th' French Republic, and has simultaneously issued II. l