The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-31
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HALIFAX, Aug. 81, 5 p. NJ

HALIFAX, Aug 81, PM.
The Asia arrived on Monday about mid
night at Liverpool, the 18th inst.
The French Assembly has adjourned. and
the attention of the nation is now principally
occupied by the progress of the President
through the provinces and with some few
exceptions he appears TO have been favorably
received by the people.
Jenny Lind is giving concerts TO crowded
audiences at Liverpool, and was to sail for
New York, in the Atlantic on the 3lst inst.
The potatoe rot Is spreading in numerous
dictrcts in England and Ireland the other
crops generally promise well. The cutting
is now general, and the weather is fine for
harvest operations.
'H ENGLAND.
The chief feature of the English news is
the Queens speech upon the propagation of
Parliament. The following paragraphs are
all that possess any interest: Il look for the
most beneficial consequences from the meas
ure which has been framed with a view TO
give the people of Ireland Il fair participation
in our representative system. l am encour-
aged to hope that a treaty between Germany
and Denmark has been concluded at Berlin
under my meditation, and that it, at no oIs-
tant day, will lead TO the restoration of peace
in the North OF Europe, and continue TO main
tain the most friendly relations with foreign
powers. Among the more important bills in
troduced by the ministers which have fallen
through, are the Irish emancipation bill, the
Saving Bank bill, ant+the Lord Lieutenancy
of Ireland, the abolition and the marriage
bills"
AT concert given on Friday at Liverpool,
hy ind IL
sufiocation, and tickets sold at high rate of
premium. She lis said to be more beautiful
and accomplished than ever The Atlantic
being too full TO accommodate her entire
suite, portion Of them sailed in the Amer
lea.
FRANCE.
The Assembly was prorogued on the 10Th
inst The ministry now have all things their
own way. The accounts from the provinces
state the weather to be exceedingly wet and
uniavorable to harvesting, the consequence
Of which was all advance Of Is Cd per sack
on -four.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
One account from headquarters represents
a slight engagement had taken place on the
Sth. The attack on the part of the Danes
was precipitate on account of the explosion
OF labratory of Gen. Wilson, by which
there was great loss of life and property, 81
persons being killed (who were buried), and
"a wounded, some severcly-11 put down as
missing. Many bodies were so mangled al
not to be known % cadets OF the ar
tilery school were among the dead.
Scarcely house in the town escaped from
the conclusion. The effects of the catastro
phe in the public mind is very depressing
About noon Thursday, the day when the ex
plosion occurred, the Danish General ad
vanced large parties ofmen to the very verge
OF theright wing of the Schleswg Holsteir
position, and then returned to the man body
behind the bridge, when sharp struggle en-
sued which gradually extended to the East
ward as far lbs Deubensradt and lasted som,
hours. The Danes outnumbered the Hol
steiners. The latter advanced OH the Danes
with fixed bayonets, when the hussars drov,
them from their shelter. The Danes fled il
such a hurry as TO leave beh nj their kille'
and wounded, which with them is most un
common circumstance.
Dates from Hamburg state it has been de
termined upon o remove the Department o
war from Keil TO Remesburg.
Intelligence from the seat Of war is to th'
effect that n cessation of hostities had takeI
place, and negotiations re on foot at Sches
wig by the French and Russian ENJOYS to pu
stop to the eflusion of blood.
From Copenhagen it is said the King o
Denmark during all this broil and trouble
has been pursuing his usual amours and dis
sipations. and that denoument has beef
made of his marriage with lovely youn:
dress maker OF that city.
AUSTRIA.
The butcher Haynau has retired from th
Austrian dominions 10 join tie traitor Gorge.
in his exile.
SPAIN.
The Cortez has been dissolved, and th
new elections will fake place. Lord Hondur
the English minister, has been well receives
by the Queen. Her Majesty has completed.
recovered.
THE ROMAN STATES.
The great powers recommend the Pope &
grant accommodations TO the States OF tn
Church in the model of the one which Aus
tria has given TO Lombardy.
/ Brown a. saipley,s Circular.