Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-02-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Canada.
SEVEN DAYS LITTER FBou EJrpop


Haitian Telegraph Office,
Monday, Feb. 5, P. M.
steamer canada arrived here at u O'Clock
today. She brings no tidings of the Allan
tic. The Africa arrived at Liyerpool on
Sunday afternoon, Japuary 18th.
The English general news is Of ,r;ano
interest and the papers are chiefly filled with
speculations relative to the exciting topics
likely to engage the early attention Of parlia-
ment. ...-
The Baltimore ship Fraconia was wreck
ed off Holyhead on the 1Ith ult. Her
cargo of tobacco, the captain, chief mate,
and | l hands were lost
The screw steamer Nautilus, between
Cork and London, was lost on Wednesday
night. Nine lives were lost.
Ii is stated on the authority of Earl Mont
eagle, thai the British government have re-
solved to make Hollyhead the port Of arrival
aud departure for the transatlantic maih
steamers.
Accounts from Rome and the papal states
represent a growing apprehension and unea-
siness among all classes.
FRANCE. Louis Napoleon appears to
have gained for time a complete mastery
sembly. The committee of public safety
have reported the following resolution in re-
gard 10 the late measures OF the government.
and an exciting debate relative thereto was
gong on in the assembly al the latest date
The national assembly, acknowledging the
right Of the executive power to dispose of
military commands, bla,nes the use IL made
of that right, and declares that the general IN
chiefofthe army OF Paris shalIpreserve the IL
tile 10 the confidanrs which the national assem-
bly, testified TO him in the sitting of The third
instant The resolution passed 10 the order
OF the day.
The peremptory dismissal Of Gen. Chan
GARNER, by the president, has caused great
dissatisfaction among the leaders of The par.
ty OF order, who profess TO see in that act
The foreshatowing of Louis Napoleon's de-
sire to obtain absolute power. The govern
menl is charged with lnterposing no barriers
10 The violent abuse through the Journals of
the general and his friends, and it is also
charged shat the revolutionary cries of the
army are allowed TO pass without reprimand.
The question of the dotation bill has not
been brought forward in the assembly.
formidable opposHiOn is being organized to
It's allowance.
The French coast has been visited with n
fearful gale; Sky merchant vessels put
INTO the port for safety.
SPAIN. Another weekly resipnaTisa OF
the Spanish cabinet mas taken phcr and
this lime il is said that Narvaez has act,,nIIv
left Madrid.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHlEs. The news
from the Duches Is that The HolsteineTs
have made an unconditional surrender TO
the King OF Denmark, through The instru-
mentality of the Austrian and Prussiao com.
mlssloners. The army has been disbandeJ.
and the chief members Of the StaihoIdcrate
have retired TO Hamburg.
GERMANr. The Austrian proiect Of
LoivrIen union was the chief subject o. dis
cussion AT last date Il meets with mo tavar
lrom the government Of Prussia. .but lhs
Saxon and Bavarian governments are maid
to favor the proposition. The Prussian GOV
ernment have resolved upon the imposilion
OF heavy income tax to Weld two millions
dollars, and TO be applied to The payment Of
The interest OF The public debt contracted
\ since fS4S.
| INDIA AND CHINA. The overland mail ar
rived Oh Monday. The whole of India was
tranquil.