Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-01-24
Foreign News by the Arctic,

ENoLANp.-On the 10Th, dcputa.ions
from the city of London, the University
of Oxford, and that of Cambridge pre-
sen,ed addresses to the Queen having
reference to the extension of exclesias.
teal Jurisdiction over England by the
Pope of Rome. The ceremonies were
very imposing and the attendance very
large The Queen read separate answers
20 each of The addresses, five in number.
all of course embodying the same senti.
ments, couehed in different terms. Sho
tells her subjects that, if Rome aggres.
sively disposed, the opposition TO be
offered by the Proiesianls and Govern
ment of England should be moral and
spiritual, not physical or compulsory.
The address does not please some of the
more ultra of The anti-Papal press, and
particularly the London Chronicle, which
denounces it as a linid, non commit.
| al, &c. g.. ...s.a.r zae5a,
A letter from Hamburg says: "rhe
last intelligence which we have received
from Copenhagen is to the LIST. Arumor
was then very generally disseminated
that the king of Denmark had determine
ed to separate from MADAME Rasmussen.
whom he had not long since married.
after having raised her to the dignity of
Countess. AS the price of this matri-
monial rupture, the Countess Rasmussen
had insured to herself, independently of
The property already settled upon her,
pension of 35,000f year. n i.a
| The GREAT EXHIBITION OF l55i.-
The Emperor Of Russia has given geo.
600 for the use of The Star and Garter
at Richmond, aud the Emperor Of Aus
tria has taken Mozar.'s Hotel for the
season. House rents in London are
rising enormously. as much as Ella per
week being offered for small house in
Charges Greet. There are reports of
most extraordinary contracts in lbs pro
vision line, one poui.erer in The city hsy-
ing arranged for 100000 chickens. 7r3l
FRANcE.--The Opinion Publiqus
states that treasure amounting to S.
100000 francs has Us! been found bariet
in The cellar of the residence Of M!
Drouyn de Lobys, a. Melun. The large
sum is stated 10 be i'll gold, carefully
packed up in small barrels.
The intelligence from Germany con.
firms the expectations Of peace. The
treaty OF Olmntz has been officially
published, and is identical, in all esssu.
tlal respects, TO the outline we have al
ready given of it. Royal orders have
been issued by both Prussia and Austria.
directing suspension of military meas
ures. The Austrian troops on The Saxon
frontier WILDE Withdrawn, four bat,aiions
dsbanded, The Landwehr dismissed, and
the order for recruiting 10000 mea will
be cancelled.
The last adyices from Cassel state
that the Prussan soldiers have eyacu.-
ted Hersfeld. Rosenburg, too, was un
The point of being evacuated, and the
Prussian troops will coming themselves
to small part of Electoral I!osse.
A letter from Berlin. dated Dec. l0th,
has the following paragraph: -i6 ;G.v
"Mr. Barnard, the new minister Of
the United States at this court. was pre-.
scented to the King nj Po!sdam, and de-
livered his credentials. The duties Of
the embassy have been ably discharged
since the recall of Mr. flanagan, ia
iSiS, by Mr.. Fay, the Secretary, ~
charge d'affairs." ,.-.....--......