The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-02-10
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE ARRIVAL
OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
HALRAX, February 4, Is.

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The royal mail steamship Canada Captain
Stone, arrived at this port at halfpast seven
o'clock this morning, having sailed from Liver
pool on Sunday morning, January %
EngLdnd.-The Carlow Parliamentary cleo
ton resulted in the return of Mr.. Alexander
Derbyite, over Mr. Sadlier, and Mr.. Gladstone
over MIR. Percival, for Oxford University.
There is some talk that the Duke of New
castle will succeed the Earl of Dalhousie. as
Governor General of India
The celebrated case Achlli Us Newman. ia
again before the court and is exciting some in
terest among the partisans of those gentlemen.
The Hon. j. r. lngersoll, American Minis.
ter, partook of public dinner with the priBoi.
pal merchants of Birmingham on Friday even
ing.
Paris advces of Friday evening state that
rumor was in circulation that Bavarian Prin
cess had been found willing to accept the hon
ors OF Empress, but the Countess Montigo is to
be the lady, and the marriage was understood
to have been fixed for Sunday, the both Janua-
~, to take place at Notre Dame.
The Government will, it ia said, ask for a
dowry Of FIVE millions OF francs for the new
Empress
M de Drouyn de L'Huys persists in his res
iguatiOn. which, however the Emperor has re-
fused to accept, at least for some days, to allow
the Minister time to reconsider his resignation
William Mason, the Boston pianist, has ap.
| peared with success in London.
Nearly 100000 gold 10 reported shipped
from Australia to England since previous ad-
! vice.
Rey. DR.. Rice, Of London, has committed sui
eide.
Charles S. Lawrence, Governor of the Falk-
land Islands announces that guano has been
| discovered there.
| approximations were felt Of u eonp dc main of
| Napoleon on England, and what gives strength
to the impression is the fact of the Government
taking active measures for Transporting troops
in case of emergency, the activity prevailing in
the navy yards, and other measures precau-
tionary and defensive
Frano.--Thc news, 10 the exclusion of every
thing else, ID the Emperor's marriage to Mile
Montigo, which has taken Paris by surpyiss
aud was unfavorably received by the Bourse.
MILE is a SpaniaId 25 years OF age, blonde
and granddaughter OF tho British Consul at
Malaga Her mother was an Irish woman
named Fitzpatrick and her father the Young
er son Of u Spanish family, who fortunately.
by the death OF his edor brother, succeeded 10
the titles Of Count Montigo, Duke of Teba and
Permamando Her sister is Duchess of Abba,
and Mademoisele il herself Countess of Teba.
The proposal for her hand was formally made
by the Emperor on Sunday last and was of
course acceded to. The next day the happy
bridegroom communicated to the Ministers
that his determination was taken and that it |
WAC q marriage Of affection. One report says
that the Ministers except one resigned, but
that the Emperor refused to accept their res
ignations.
IL il said that the civil marriage has already
taken place, and that the religions ceremonies
will be held on the Goth instant, january on
which occasion Prince Napoleon Jerome will
espopse the daughter OF the Prince of Wagram,
granddaughter to Marshal Berthier
The Senate Legislative Body, and Council,
are summoned to-day (22dl noon, TO receive
communication from the Emperor relative to
his marriage.
Twenty lineof battle ships eighteen frgatos,
aud fifteen smaller vessels, fitted with the screw
propeller, are building in the French navy |
yards.
Napier, the ship-builder in the Clyde, recent. |
ly received orders for sixteen frigatcs from |
France but the British Admiralty cancelled |
the order, and gave similar orders for Eng |
land
The budget for 1854 presents an increase
over that Of 1859
An article, believed TO be written by the |
Emperor himself, in the Monitcur, complains |
bitterly Of the Paris correspondents OF the !
London Tmes Morning Chronicle, and Adser-
tiser Some zee in il part OF scheme 10
excite hostilities against England
Government has before II proposals. for three |
lines Of transatlantic steamers--onc to Brazil, |
another to the Gulf of Mexico, and the third
to New York.
Haiy.--The Tuscan Monitor oficially con. |
tradicts the death of Francisco NADIA and |
says that everybody knows that the persons
confined in the prisons Of tho Grand Duchy |
are treated with Kindness, humanity, and phi.
lanthropy.
Austrai,a Emigration continued large
The news from the diggings was of mixed
character. Some were doing we'll but many
wcro dissatisfied. Farm labor was very scarce /
The Sydney papers npprehepd temporary |
inconvenience, II supplies Vi breadstufs do not |
arrive from America
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Port |
Philip November H. She left Cape Town !
October 7.
Liverpool Cotton Mdrkst.-There hiss been
a steady and good demand for cotton through. |
ous the past week ending last friday even |
ing We quote fair Orleans AID; middng
do. sgd; fair Mobile aa middling do. 65ad
fair Uplauds AID; middling do. 8 s-i6d. or,
binary Nd 6hd inferior and false packed
unsaleable.
Lipsrpool Corn Marka--lndan Corn is dull
at the last quotations, viz SIS for white, sas
ID for yellow, and 34s for mixed We quote
white wheat, Is 3D. to Ta ST. red, ss 3d. to
U.s. per 10 lbs. Western canal -four, 27s Cd.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Ohio, 28s. Cd.