Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Pacific

The U. 8. mail steamship Pacific, Capt. Nv.
from Liverpool. May 5Sth, arrived AT NJ,
York on Saturday, having made the passage n
ten days and two hours. She brings Iiverpool
papers Of the 2Sth, and London Of the 9th
She has go passengers.
The political and general intelligence is no,
OF striking interest. Commercially the news 10
more favorable. t. ...t
ENGLAND. The great exhibition during the
last three or four days, has furnished some Gu
.tous results Upto Saturday, the 2ist uh.,
VIC ;"s' day ct the 6s. charge of admission the
| P's continued marvellous and on that oc-
- oel"een The hours of IL in the morning
""o II, 'ne AFTERNOON, they amounted TO Is
o'o. livery one In fact, had hastened to Get
- Nv, oeiore the reduction of the charge
70 is. should render the crowds too an,,,s
and the number of persons pre.sn, ..''"
have been far short of 1000 or 40. Boo.-- ~
| his apprehension OF the rush on 81. g
shilling day had the effect. however. ofI,."s
ing to comparative emptiness, and the,. ~.
perhaps hardly been an occasion when m. -
tire contents Of the building could have been
more quietly observed. The total number Of
visitors was under % 900. and the receipts,
were only 1890.
FRANCE Vast numbers of petitions in favor
OF revision of the constitution were presented
20 the assembly on the Seth. There seems TO
be an increased desire for the continuation Of
Louis Napoleon, as the only means of avoiding
danger.
The Paris journals announce that Col Shell
burne, deputed by the u. s. Government to
convey the remains of Commander Paul Jones
to America. has been unable to discover the
grave and has abandoned the search.
The American ship Monmouth left Havre on
Saturday for New York with emigrants in con-
siderable numbers on board. Amongst them
are loo Hungarian refugees. i.re-. ...-
SPAIN. Some rioting took place among the
students OF Madrid in consequence of a fiscal
measure adopted by the administration of the
University. The Civic Guard was Obliged 10
Interfere to restore tranquility.
PORTUGAL. The Duke of Saldanha and
about 5000 of his .regenerating" army arrived
at Lisbon on the 18Th instant in six steam
| transports.
me hrst regiment had been brought up to
hasooh from Oporto, on the 10Th to strengthen
ms hands. The affairs OF the country appear
to be IN as miserable condition as possible with
| astrons spirit OF revolutionary character abroad.
ITALY -Four Roman soldiers were brought
| before court martial for taking part in attach.
on the French soldiers. Two OF them were
condemned to hard labor for life, and the other
TWO TO the same punishment for ten years.
The disarmament is going on without resis-
lance. and with order and regularity. Many
! individuals have not, however given up their
arms, and the searches made by the Roman
police have led to many discoveries.
The Bishops of the Roman Catholic Govern
ments OF the Upper Rhine have agreed to q
memorial TO be presented to the several gov
ernments, containing seventeen demands,
which. if granted, would render the Church
totally independent of the State and deprive
the latter to considerable extent of its poliui-
cal power.
AUSTRIA. The contemplated meeting be-
tween the King of Prussia and the Empcrors
OF Austria and Russia, is expected to take place
to-day l2oth ult., at Olmutz, in the Austrian
province of Moravia. There are of course
abundant rumors as to the nature Of the plots
to be Matched on this occasion by the ROYAL
personages and their advisers. and it is proba-
bic that the position of affairs in France will
occupy no small share of their attention