Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-26
Arrival of the Europa.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE

Tranquil state Of affairs on the Continent.
New YoRK, April 10.
The steamer Europa Capt. Lott, with two
weeks later news from all parts OF Europe.
arrived at Halifax al l0i o'clock, yesterday
morning.
The steamer America arrived in Liverpool
on the morning Of the I'd, after successful
run from Boston Of 2 days.
Under The influences OF more favorable ad-
vices from India. and the existing ull in the
excitement Of continental politics, trade in
nearly every department, is beginning 10 as.
sumo more cheerful aspect. There is still
an uneasey feeling respecting the threatened
hostilites in The north Of Europe, but since
the abrupt and decisive determination OF the
difficulties between Sardinia and Austria,
terminating in the complete prOs.rs,ion and
abdication Of Charles Albert, one OF the
mos. serious obstacles to satisfactory aI :
justmenl OF continental affairs, seems 10 have
been overcome, and could the Danish quar-.
rel be disposed OF, Of which, unfortunately,
there is no present prospect, no material OBJ.
slace would stand in the way OF permanent
prosperity.
The English funds are sgsin on the sd.
vance. and Consols have risen 1 per cent.
during the last two weeks, having Aucua,ed
from 93s on the I'd, TO 90 and 92l on the
5th, at which they closed for money.
We have the Iates, Liverpool ard London
papers, but do not observe The least slluson
10 American stocks.
Money, though still abundant, has slightly
increased in value. The lowest Bank rsls
is still 3 per cent, hu. with private Banks,
the best bills are done al % per cert.
The returns Of the Bank Of England show
that the bullion in The vaults is about Is, 900.
600 pounds sterling, so that The drain which
may arise from the United States in connec
lion with the inequality Of the exchanges will
be met wi.hou. the leas. difficulty, or fears
OF reviving the scenes OF 1915.
The weekly returns Of The Bank of France
show q progressive improvement OF the trade
OF Paris. The French funds, since the de-
feat Of Charles Albert, have been we'll main>
lained.
The importation OF bresdstuffs into Great
Britain, continued on gigantic scale, and
the same may be said OF all kinds Of provis>
ions.
No change can be noticed in the grain
trade, although rather firm belief was
maintained during The last five days previous
TO the sailing Of the Europa.
ITALY. -
Charles Albert was deeaaed 10 q pitch.
battle by the Auslrians, and forced 10 abdi
cate. He is now an exile in Madrid or
Lisbon. The AusIrians crossed the Arno,
when the Piedmontese speedily fell back -
Three successive battles were then fought on
the plains OF Verceli, in Tho las, OF which
on the 24lh ult., The Auslrians were com
Plelely VICTORIOUS. The main body OF the
AusIrlans. some five thousand strong, en-.
counIered Charles Albert. near Norana. =
After his defeat he abdcated The throne in
lavor Of his son Victor Emsnuel. A flag Of
truce, asking for an armislice, was then sent
10 Marshal Radelzky. who at once granted il.
The new King pledges himself 10 conclude
a peace. and 10 disband len military comps
MES OF Hungsfsns. Poles and Lombsrds. -
it is generally thought that the Pope will be
able 10 return 10 Rome.
The King Of Prussia has been elected
Emperor Of Germany.
FRANCE.
France continues tranquil with The ex.
csplon Of occasional disluIb Dances in some OF
the distant provinces. Louis Napoleon is