Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
7 days later from Europe.

fax Tuesday evening.
At 4 concert given at Liverpool on FRI
day, by Jensy Lind, tho house was crow
ded to sufocation and tickets sold at 4
high rate Of premium. She is said TO be
more beautiful and accomplished than ev-
or. The Atlantic being too full Of pas
sanrefs 10 accommodate her full suiss TO
New York, q part Of th IN are passen-
gers BY the America.
FRANCE.
The Assembly Was prorogued on the
10Th inst, and ministers have now all
things their own way. Mos, Of the mem
bsrs have left Paris, and altogether,
though more peaceful, Paris is less gay
than |, was some months ago.
Previously TO separating, Tho Mountain
presented tho psblie with their promised
report On The Parliamentary proceedings
Of the ssssion. This document has be-
sons the great topic Of the day. Ii is
drawn up in 4 style remarkably free from
the common dsfects Of imitation and viol-
snce. I, 10 signed by 90 members.
IN some respects the Presiden, has not
been % fortunate in his present, a. in his
late ,oup. At Lyons, the people were
worse than apa,he,ic. There was no sd-
dress and no public rejoicing, and the town
council refused the supplies for his suite.
PARis. Thur day.-Ii is stated that since
the President left Lyons his progress has
been satisfactory, and impartial reports de-
clare ,ha, public feeling generally. is decid-
sdly in his favor.
A telegraphic despatch from Paris Of
Friday contains similar advices.
Accounts from ths provinces state that
the weather is exceed ingly wet and unfav-
orable for har ves,ing in consequence of
which, thero had been m advance of 2. Cd
the sack on hour. Tie soemerce of Par
is s,ill continu Is 10 progress favorably.-
The manufa ctureIs have a sufficient num-
bsr Of orders on their books to occupy all
,heir hands, whilst some branches find
difficulty in procuring operatives to meet
tho demand
RUSSIA.
From ST. Petersburg and Cracow, we
learn that the population Of those places
were actively engaged in repairing their
respective cities from tue effects Of the late
conhaRrstion. The damage done has been
found 10 be greater than was at frs, report
Cd.
AUSTRIA.
The nsws from Austria presents little Of
general interest. The Cour, Of Vienna ap
pears to be struggling hard to gain a pre-
pondsrAnee in German affairs, but as yet
without much success.
Tho butcher Haynau has retired from
tho Austrian domnions. to join the traitor
Gsor ~ in his exile.
SPAIN.
The Cortss has been dissolved, and sew
elections Will take place. Lord Howdsn,
the Eashsh minister, hss bsen we'll receiv-
d BY The Queen. Her majesty has com
p!s,sly recovered.
THE ROMAN STATES.
Il is said ,ha, q no,s Of the great powers
rseomme nds the Pope TO gran, a constitu-
ton 10 tho States Of the Church, on the
model Of that which Austria has given to
he Lsmbardo Vsnstian kinp pdom.
We have nothing new from Portugal or
sLsr par,s Of the eoniiueo,.
DENMARK AND THE DUTCHES.
Our account from head quarters represent
that a sligh, engagement had taken place
on the 9Th. Il was mere affair Of out
posts, though At first it was supposed the
whole Danish line were in motion. The
attack On the par, Of the Danes was preclp-
i,a,sd off aceoun, Of an explosion Of the lab
ora,ory OF tho artillery Of Zen. Willisten.
BY which there was great loss OF life and
property, 9l persons killed by tho explosion
have been burned IS wounded some 90.
versly, and IL put down as missing
Many bodies are 50 msngIed tina, they can.
not be Identified.
Twsniy-,hves cadets Of the Artillery
school are among tho killed. Scarcely a
house in tho town has entirely escaped the
consussion.
Tho sdsc, Of the catastrophe on tho pub
lio mind hsd been very depressing.
About noon on Thursday, tho day on
which the explosion took place, the Danish
General advanced largo bodes Of met to the
very verge Of tho right wing Of the Schles-
wig -Hols,sin position. The latter retreat
Cd t. the main body behind the bridge, and
. shsrp struggle ensusd, which gradually
extended i,self along the right wing to the
eastward % far a. the Daverstejt--it lasted
for some hours.
The Danes outnumbered the Schleiswig
/ Hols,einers, but the 'siter advanced upon
tho Danes with fixed bayone,s, aud with
horrahs, drove them from their shelier.-
The Danes Hed 10 such hurry that they
left shiud oil their killed and wounded,
which 10 with them wvst unusual ciroum.
stssce.
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