The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the LouissEls Dsmeerat. AR RIVAL OF THE CANADA.
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AR RIVAL OF F H V CANADA.
 HALirAx. Muy 3. 1850. | The Canada arrived as 10 this mornIne 1 The aeeounts from the manufacturing district, arc mers cheering and trade hsa somewhat ins- proved.
 The British ministry has met with another sir. Oai defeat. and this time upon portion of the Chaaeslles's badgss the defeat came unexpectedly AAd ess=sea great senssttou. Ne outhFesk has occurred on the continent, bot from France particularly the reports indicate very criticni state ef afaiFs. The Freueh socialists as the election draws nigh, evincs the most deadly hatred to the present. gov ernment They nominated Eugene Sue as their candidate for Paris. His opponent, of the disorder party, had not been determined the last dates
 A frightful Ices of life occurred at Angler on Monday by the breaking down of the saspeaslon bridge over the Louvre, by which three huudreI men of the Huh Regiment of Light Infantry were drowned
 Itsly. y.-The Pops has returned to Rome. There was no Pomp aud public display beyond the necss- sary guard and staff.
 The ofer of TascaHy to rsfet the English indem. nity question has been refused by Lord Pa merston
 .3asfsia and PrHssis.-A convection is said to have been concluded between Austria and Prussia. An Austrian officer of high raak has been arrested in the act of sketehing the Prussan fort6cations
 The cabinet Of Vienna has espoussd the cause of oi Denmark in the S@hieswig controversy and the probability of pescsabIs settlement of that ques- ton is farther removed than svsr
 IR9ia and China There are later adviees by the overland mail from India. Evidences Of lnquietude continus te exist Overland mail on Monday from Bombay, 18th March, Caicatta I7th. and Hong Kong 25,h Feb.
 The expeditioa sent by Sir Cssnpbell against the hill tribes had been defeated wth loss of over 100 men.
 The Hindoo aad Musselrnen population of the city of MeyeresheoF had risen against each other under influence Of religious fantacism and the city was destroyed by fire.
 At tCantOa the boIiy -days had aterferei with busi- ness for days previous the departure of the uIai. At the opening of trade advanced prices were expected Cessca had advanced censidesahly.- Accounts respecting the cotton crop were encour- aging
 Haagavy.-The leaders of the Hungarian revolu- tion having three mouths ago been summoned to surrender within thirty days, all who have not done so have been sentenced 10 death for coutumacy among whom kossuth and others.
 A Turkish vessel arrived at Malta on the sth ult, with about 900 refugees on board They proceeded to Belgium, Eugiand, and thence to the U. States
 Taykey. A letter from Constan tinOpls of the 9th nt. says that diplomatic relations had been resumed by the Court and Austria; and Mir. Church of the United States had been received by the Sultan in fatteriBg manner.
 It is said that the legation is likely ts prove very influential and that the embassy of America and England will mutually act together. The suI- tan had added christian battaIions to each of his regiments.
 Rassia-Lats news is confirmed by German and Austria papers.
 Ssrdinia.-Ali ecclesiastical privileges has been abolished. The Pope Nuncie has therefore deman- ded and received his passports aad has left Tuscany. Denmayk-T'he army of Schelsswig Hols,eiu is making preparations for deciding the Schelswig question by hard knocks i SpaiH--Fhere is nothing new from Malta. We learn that the Roman Catholic religion has been proclaimed the predominant religion In the Island there is nothing to report except continuance of favorable weather for agriculture. Many of the emigFants leaving for the United States are people of considerable means.