Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Cambria.
seven Days Later from Euro

Vh europe.
Steamer Cambria arrived at Hal;f,x ~.
day morning, at 7 O'Clock, in dense g.. 80,
reports constant head winds. 80 anu
| ENGLAND. 1t is stated on the a,,h.
the correspondent Of the London Herald NY NY Oh
date Paris, Thursday evening, that arr.r luz
ments are on foot between Spain IN ~
side, and England, France and Holland m 1 ,he
other, by which Spain, on condition of ba,;n1
Cuba protected by the joint action If tbnass
powers, engages to pay the debt dine bv 10.
to England, France and the Dutch creditors -
| AT several public meetings in different nI,c-
es It has been proposed to besow sn;iaII.
testimonial OF public appreciation mon the
brewers and draymen of Barclay g. Perk;n;s
establishment Tor their treatment of Gen h.
nau. AS an offset, the Times states tb,t 80,
aratlohs are making at Vienna to greet no aep-
erai on ms return with what that journal stylos
a splencld demonstration of loval devo,;op
The garrison Is to serenade him by torcbI;ob.
ana the emperor Is to raise him tn the rank Of
a marshal of the empire. 1t is also st,tad1 II,
the authority of an Austrian journal that The
Austrian minister at London had been instrno,,
ed to demand the punishment Of the men ,vho
assaulted the butcher in London. INV
A frightful railway accident occurred on The
Eastern line on the 18th, by which nine lives
were lost.
A destructive fire occurred at London on
thursday, IN the vicinity of the Corn Exchange.
That building was materially injured, and a
large amount of property DESTROYED.
Inc London press of Friday, publish later
news from India, received by teIegranb via
Trieste. The cholera had broken out in Chi
ma, and the governor of Macao had died Of 4
Commercial affairs at Bombay were improying
The same remarks apply to Madras h., ,,
Calcutta trade was less active. The nrosnec,S
OF the indigo crop is said to be very encourag-
ing.
FRANCE The only important political incl
dent OF the week has been the discovery Of an
Crieanlst plot, the documents with which willis,
they DO not appear to implicate any person. AZ.
ford the Paris and London press food for verv
long editorials '
VI the whole number of eiqhty-fve provin-
clal councils torty-nine passed resolutions in
FAVOR OF the revision of the constitution With
the view, as IS understood, of proIonging the
powers OF the president. OF the thirtv-six
others, twelve only passed resolutions decided
lY adverse TO the proposed change.
About seven hundred emigrants, chiefly he
longing to the old garde mobile, are about n
, leave for California. ~
HE DucH1Es. Advices from Hamburo
state that on the 18th the Holstein army made
forward movement with the intention of N
lacking the fortified bridge across the ScbvIe
, At Messunde the Danes were driven from their
unfortfed positions at Koshendurff and other
points into their entertainments. They were
J cannonaded for about an hour by the Holstein-
ers, but without effect, when the firing ceased
and they began to retire.
The Holsteners lost abont one hundred and
thirty, and the Danes one hundred and seventy
men.
HEssE CAsSEL. The German papers have
E been occupied the last week with The sudden
n and prelcpltate flight of the prince of Hesse
f Cassel. Disputes having occurred between n,
: prince and the chambers as TO his right TO i'm
: pose taxes without the consent of the latter an,
1 the people having obtained the sanction of n,
legal tribunals to their resistance of the take,
2 imposed by the government the prince foun,
the place too hot to hold him and fled. Aus
e trla and Prussia are viewing this outbreak will
S no little anxiety. 1t is said that Austria will
: take sides with the elector, if the Hessians
II should render such step necessary. Perfec
d tranquility prevails at present.