Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
steamer Eurepa as new York.


The foreign mails were received in Boston
on Sunday morning. Upon the whole. trade
WINS not considered TO be in very satisfac.
Tory state in England.
II is said thar Lord Pelmerston has ad-
dressed an energetic note TO the Spanish gov
eminent, complaining OF the scandalous man.
ner in Which the slave trade is carried on in
Cuba. He threatens the blockade of the
island If his representation is not attended
to!
IN me house Of lords on the night of March
*, ID" to give double Legislative chamber
TO the co'oaies was rejected, 1893 to lat.
AT Manchester on the rs the premises of
Wood and Wes'head, 40 P,ccadrliy. were de.
stroyed; loss estimated a, flOO O0i-insured
There has also been a large FIRE penr the
London docks. in St. George street. N which
the extensive sugar refineries of Wacker.
bart,s & Co. were destroyed. Loss about
100000.
The high church party are placing them
selves in opposition to the Judicial decision
in the Gorham case.
The queen has granted a pension to
the wife of the poet Moore Of flOO per
annum.
A proclamation declares all party process
sions in Ireland illegal, and that they will be
over quietly in Ireland.
Sir James Brooke had suspended the lieut..
governor OF Labaun colony on a charge Of
malfeasance in Office.
The Chinese have delivered to the author
tiles of Macao the head add hand of the late
governor.
There has been grand banquet At the
Mansion House in London in honor of the
industrial exhibition Of 1851. The lord NAV.
or. Lord john Russell, SIR Robert Peel. Stan.
ley GRAY, Graham, the archbishop Of Csnler-
bury, the French ambassador, and others,
made speeches.
Letters from Bombay describe revolt in
one Of the native Indian regiments, which led
to a severe engagement with the European
troops. The mutineers were queled.
The measures Of the French government,
with respect to the press and the electoral
meetings, have been again postponed, in COM
sequence Of the opposition with which they
are threatened, botli by the republicans and
the lrCItmists.
NJ Vidal, one of the successful socialist
candidates at Paris, is also elected for Lower
Rhine. This will leave another vacancy nj
Paris. The representation stands rs follows
Ill moderate. IA socialists. This result
ha. produced great CONSERVATION. There
! are vi experimenting
ton Of the ministry. NJ. Leon Faucher is
spoken of for the interior. NJ. de Broglie
for fnre'gn affairs.
The Austrans are terrifying themselves at
Sporto. The French are highly displeased
VI the approach of the Austrian troops TO
Rome. Rader>kv and his staff arrived al
Venice on the 9Th.
The condemnation of the bishop of Cross
WARDEN 10 twentv wears imprisonment in
irons for participation IN Hungarian revolu-
tionarv movements, has created the Create
sensltion.
The assembly Of Wurtemburg, which was
opened on the 18th by the king. and was
elected to revise the constitution, was for.
mally constituted on the 10Th. NJ. Schoder,
, chief OF the democratic party, was elected
, president. by a. votes against Is given TO
NJ. R9mer. chief of the beral party. As
: The minority Of the assembly enterrnns the
extreme democratic opinions oil the president
! disco ution is considered inevitable.
Accounts from Srutari. in Turkey, state
thar troop OF several thousand inhabitants
If Montenegro made, on The 4rh ulf., an incur
sion into the district of Portegazza, and that
they rerreated after skirmish, which lasted
throughout the day. Gibciout, an Albanian
town, is in a slate of open insurrection.