The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
NEw Yoax. June %.

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 EngiaRd--The debates in Parliament present bui few features of general interest beyond the fact thai the ministers have been again beaten by majority of 32.
 new bsiI to limit the sale of enenmbered estates ] in Ireland has been introduced into the House of Lords and read twice. The object Of this bill is te exempt from sale estates not mor,gaged, 10 sseer- tain smonpt and 6xing minImum. Frdace-In the Assembly, the biii fos sappTes- sing clubs and political bodies has been voted for another year. The bill lsgslizing the transportation of political offenders has been passed presented by government, excepting clause which gave . retrospective etfee The bill tor granting pensions 10 the families of those killed and wounded in the affairs of February and June rejected by large majority the Ieaeiionists thus obtaining signal tri- umph The bill granting pensions to the deserving of the working classes, wheh inhrmify overiakes them, was also passed.
 In . full house. the committee appointed to coa- sider the proposed great increase o the salary ofthe President dld not recommend atquescenes in the demand. Itis said. however that the leaders of the majority intend voting for the bill. Another pro- leet of law foT lettering the press by stamp duty is at present engaging the attention of the govern ment
 NJ. Thiers has lefl Paris to visit Louis Philippe, in England. The ex-miaister arrived in London on the 3lh, and was we'll received by the dpOmatists and and statesmen of St James. It is said that his visit has deep political change in view. He had an interview with the President before leaving Paris. The union of the two houses of the BouF- bons s said 10 be the object of h Thers' visit to the eK-king al London.
 It is stated, on French authority, that the Rus. sian government has addressed political noie to ihe English cabinet, repudating the notion that British subjects living ia Tuscany or Naples. during the late revolt, had iany just claim for indemnity for losses they sustained during the disturbances. The Russian minister observes that the St. Petersburg cabinet completely identifies itself with the princi- pies which have served as the basis of the cabinet OG Vienna.
 Roae.-The latest accounts state that the Pope s wholly absorbed ia religious ceremonies 10 the ex- clusion of all attention o his temporal government. The people said 10 eyince very uneasy state of feeling. and nothing but ihe presence of the for eign troops restrained popular denomination against the government
 Dsnmark and Me Duehics-Severai proposals of the SehiesySig deputies, as basis of negotiations, have been published, but are considered wholly in- admissible.
 Baron BTiendorf had returned to Bsrlin from War saw and the Emperor of Russia is said 10 have lu ly approved oi all that has been done by Denmark and united with that cabinet ,hst tt force alone IS to solve ,he question: its adjustment must not be pro- Iracted.
 The Holsteners have fired on a Danish man-of. war; cruising of the port oi Hidig haven the head quarters of the Danish troops in Jutland
 Holding, the Swedish general, and his troops have received orders 10 be in readiness 10 march Pre- paraiions for hostiliies continue to be made on great scale.
 In Prussia several laws have been issued against the press. The king seems 10 be fast recovering from his wound.
 Liverpool, June 14-CnT cotton market has been exceedingly du this week, with comparative sus- pension in speculative operations; prices have con sequently given way | 10 1 per ID on all qualities below fair, which comprise The great bulk 0! the stock. The quotations for MIdding are reduced 10 67697d. Far and good qualities being in limited supply and wanted for export; Upland and Mobile of these qualities are stillquot'd at 3s and Orleans at 75ad. Indian Corn IS lower and the demand is limited; mixed parcels are held at 29s 4d, aud for white and yellow S0s per quarter is the highest quotation. The growing crops of both grain and potatoes promising. Flour 22924s ger bbi; in- ierior and lS02is 6d with heavy narket- Wheat is in fair demand at previous rates. Gardiner & Co.'S Circular sa -. In the early part of the week the trade in all it's branches was very dull. Yesterday, however, there was more inquiry for wheat both from mi,leIs and spec uIAtors. At to-day's nark-t, Yielding wheat sold freely at an advance of Id per 70 lbs. Flour also improved, and Indian corn was in better inquiry without tending to much business"