Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
one Week later frsm Europe.

one Week later frsn Europe.
The steamer Cambria arrived s,
Halifax Thursday mosn;ng. and brings
no news oi Importance.
ENGLAND.
II is stated OH the authority Of the
correspondent ofthe London Herald,
under date ofParis. Thursday evening,
that arrangements are on foot between
Spain on the one side, and England,
France and Holland on the other, by
which Spain, OIL condition Of having
Cuba protected by the joint action of
those powers, engages to pay the debt
due by her to English, French and
Dutch creditors.
Al several public meetings. in differ
ent places. it has been proposed to be-
stow a suitable testimonial ofpublic aP
probation on the brewers and draymcn
of Barcley & Perkins establishments
for their treatment Of Gen. Haynau..-
As an Offset, the Times states that pre-
paralions are making at Vienna, 10
greet the General on his return with
wha, that journal styles splendcd de-
monstration Of loyal devotion. The
garrison is to serenade him by torch
light, and the emperor is to raise him to
the rank of Marshal ofthe Empire
II is also stated on the authority Of an
Austrian Journal, that the Austrian
Minister at London has been instruc-
ted TO demand the punishment Of the
men who assaulted the Butcher" in
London.
FRANCE.
The only important political Incl.
dent of the week, has been the discov-
cry cf an Orleunist plot---the docu-
ments connected with which, whilst
they do not implicate any person, af-
forded the Paris and London press
food for very long editorials. Th'
President returned to Paris on Thurs
day, and his tour is said to have been
attended with brilliant success. Some
Of his friends have commenced to agi-
tate the question Of allowing him an
other 5000, 900 francs for personal ex-
penditures. The proposition meets
with little favor, in consequence Of
which he has, it is said, come to the
determination Of making 10 more pro
crosses this season.
Ofthe whole number of 80 provin-
cial councils, 10 have passed rcsolu-
tons in favor of the revision of the
Constitution, with the view. as is un.
derstood, Of prolonging the powers of
the President. OF the 36 others, -
only passed resolutions drci 'cdly ad-
verse to the proposed change.
The Government journals contend
that tho great majority of,hese coun-
ellis having admitted the principle of
necessity Of revision, it il permitted to
undertake such revision, according to
what may be deemed mos, advisable
for the interests of the county,
The doctrine, however, meets with no
favor from the opposition journals,
inasmuch US large majority Of the
councils have accompanied their reso-
lu,ions with qualifications in favor Of
the legislative assembly, and with stip.
ulalions that nothing should be done
without the consent OF the representa-
tlves Of the people.
About 700 cm'grants, chiefly belong.
ing to the old Gardc Mobile, arc about
to leave for California.
The reported changes in the minis
try are sail to be wholly unfoun;!cd.
THE DucHIEs.-Advices from Ham
burg state that on the 18th, the Hol-
stein army made . forward movement.
with the intention Of attacking the
fortified Bridge, across the Schlyr. at
Messande. The Danes were driven
from their unfor.ified positions at Kos
hendorf and other points, into their
entrenc!ments. They were connoaa-
ded for about an hour by the Ilolstein-
ers' but without effect.
When the firing ceased, and they
began to- retire, the Danes replaced
the bridge which they had previously
removed, AID crossed over with the in
tention OF harassing the retreat Of the
Helsteiners, but found :hem SO strong
as to render it unadvisable to press
them closely.
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