Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-17
THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

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THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA
ENGLAND exciting topic in the British
House Of Commons continues to be the admission or
admission OF Baron Rothschild TO his seat in Par
lament On Thursday evening, the debate was again
resumed but, intimation from the Attorney Cen
eal that he had definite resolutions PROPOSE the
further discussion Of the question was then adjourned
In the course OF the sitting the Attorney General gave
notice that he would, on Monday next, move the two
following resolutions
First, "That Baron Rothschld is not entitled to vi
sit this House. to sit in this House, during any de-
bate until he shall take the oath Of aburaton in form
Second 'That this House will, at the earliest oppor-
tuny in the next session Of Parliament take into its
serious consideration the form OF the oath ofaburatio
with view to relieve her Maestys subjects protesting
the Jewish religion" The announcement Of those re-
solutions received with much ind ignation by the
House and in political circles. 1t is anticipated that
the Government will be thoroughly beaten.
"A meeting. numerously attended, was held in Man
chester Wednesday, for the purpose OF considering
plan for the cultivation OF cotton in the West Indies
The victories of the Danes over the Schleswi
gers has given rise to much discussion in the London
journals. The Times and Post defend the preensions
of Denmark and are high in their praise OF this last
SADIE against the ancient liberties of lower Germany,
whilst the Chronicle and Daily News warmly espouse
the cause Of the Duchies Speaking of the articles in
the former journals, the News says 1t is with humilia
ton that English influences at work to involve
country in this quarrel, and that on the wrong
side, Their object was 10 ahet the views Of Austria
and Russia on the deiberaton OF the conference on
Danish questions, which resumed its deliberations to-
day"
Prussia has refused 10 take part in the conference,
and has withdrawn its envoy from Frankfort, rather
acqu esce in the designs OF Austria to reconstltue
the old footing the Central Diet, blown to the winds
by the revolution of lS4S Upon this attitude, tard
lily assumed by Prussia reposed the last hope OF the
the liberties -of the Deli-s
les and Of Germany, but the increasing sabre SWAY Of
which Russia and Austria are the champions Tie
allied powers embrace the moment Of the conference
resumng its deliberations to wheedle the Governments
of France and England and bully the Government Of
Prussia into subsection to the reconstruction of the
Germanc Confederation on the absolute principles of
1885, and the sacrifice of the Dutches to the uncon-
troled will ofthe King OF Denmark, his master the
Gar.
rival on Thursday, of intelligence from Captain Austin,
and the English and American squadrons sent in search
Of Sir John Franklin
Capt. Austin, on board the Eugenia transport, left
Whale Fish Island on the 23d OF June, all we-per-
feet in every equipment; the steamers with six weeks
coalon board The day alter Capt. Austin sailed, the
American expedition, consisting of two schooners, ar
rived at Whale Fish Island, and sailed to the North
ward on the 29th, all we'll The season for exploration
isconsdered fairly open and no intelligence has been
obtained of the missing vessels.
Thecelebrated Liebie is about to visit the United
States for the purpose OF lecturing on chemistry.
The weather continues favorable for the growing
crops The accounts from Ireland relative 70 the po,
tato blight extremely conflicting, but the general
tone of the Irish papers is favorable.
FRANCE.--PARis, Tuesday, August 1.-The re-
mandef Of the budget has been voted without debate.
Two Socialists have been condemned to mprison-
ment for IL months for having concealed arms in their
dwellings, Several more Socialist journals have been
suppressed.
The Minister Of Marine has bestowed gold medal
upon Capt Dennison. Of the American schooner ].
w. Ryanson for having saved six seamen who were
separated from the French whaler, Gen. Test.
PARIS Wednesday.--The Danish Ambassador has
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