The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
OF TmE MERl,

RIVAL OF THE A MERIcA.
 Since the sailing of the las, steamer Parliament has met The Queen delivered her sps eh, and ia some degree iiie :saia featares of lhe preposei policy of the Ministry made kaown. Both houses were opesed by proxy the 3ls, aii whsa the speech from Inc thTo1c was delivered by the Lord Chancellor.
 ITeiaad he intelligence from Ireland IS heart rending Cuitivatisu n seems sagnant. siId traders are more depressed tIaaa in the firs ol her susr ings. Tue lide of emigration 10 the United States has again begun--but, unfortunately for the peo- pie, this means is not jeff them 10 escape from local tyranny end Restitution
 FTaaee. Paris nas been in state of siege in sequence ol serious disturbances created ny the n0b oi kua St Martin. The police authorities cAnie To cut down certain of liberty planted during Tho revolution II appears from focis, which how ever conflicting, that when the order given ter the destruction Of these as enlbleBs of the liberty of France, large crowds gathered around. and the police, acting under orders ef the Executive pro esedcd to cut them down, the people resisted, and dispersed the police. but strong military body ad vancing at the iiine, Inc mob put 10 flight with the loss of several while the troops were hardly nloiested Atthe latest dates ail was quiet with Eo fears of further disturbances. The Moniieur aI- tributes the whole affair to device oi the Prss- dent 10 ooncentraic tic government of the eounfy into his own hands. beyond this item ihe news from this quarter is anlmportaut
 Rome. e.-lt is now slaied that the Pope is about 10 return to the city almost immediately IL Is brils- ved 'e spsnish garrison would esacuate thet ty on his arrival.
 Rassi4.-Accouhts from tie DasdsR.iis slate the Circassians have gaIaed great advantages over Inc Russians, they having bsea comPeHed to retreat with great loss.
 Tnykey. The escape of Msasm Kossolh, aud the fact of her having joined her eale husbaHd Is confirmed. The extrsditoH question is nearly set- tied
 SrifsSrlaad d--t .siria las made demand for Inc exlradilion Of some Pues who took refuge there The government has refused their surrender. ,a crpi in cases where it is already proved that ''e refugees haveinlrigoed ia poiiiies and otherwise nlisco nducied
 Greece. .ZAdviees from Athens mentioa se'iess rupturebe ihe E~giish aud Greehh 1oserh ments, and that total snspeDsion oi feis'ioss oe tween the two had taken place. lie English nee'' had bIocknded the ports. II is sopPo~sd the d'h'- /cuity will be amicHbiy settled,
 PTgsss.- All the ars.e:ss of The proposed constr tulioa except one rnskbg the minister responsible to the King, have been agreed Vren by the Shat'' bers, as tie Kng had tsken his soesnD oath to 'h" instrument. The event caused great Feloiengs " Berth, Denmark. and Duehies. The session s' State was opened by the King on the Sotn u's. a person. Reveftiag 10 the hosties ~iih me oeh'es wig Holstein, he says; "'fhe war bss not ye' yer minased it i. onlv suspended; hope, however that she negotiations in progress wifi ieaa to iss desired end, provided my nIsied subjects do not meet witi support from greater powers
 ibe intelligence from the msnufsetafiBg districts is still aattcripg-sts sscoanis ifsm india warren: the anticipation of increased orders from thai fssfs
 The mouey mark ct iS rather depressed Amss,es" securities are in fair request at steady pFee~ D. ring the previous fortnigst cotloa had hactua'en' and after serious alterations had settled down 10 Orleans 7la. Mobile :. fair Upland ,. The eSi'0n market was depressed.