Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1853-01-12
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

ENGLAND. The debate on the Budget coutnusd
to excite considerable attention The EngIishnana0U.
were commenting very severely the Cuban en-
resPondence sent to the House of Representaiyeb Nv
| President Fillmore.
The s. Times ''pays high compliment 10 CsD,iD
Nye, of the Pacific, for his gallant conduct in resp
ing from the sinking wreck of the ship James S
phens. bound from Quebec to Glasgow, all of her
crew and passengers.
1t is stated that commercial treaty between Frame
and England has been decided upon, and only awaits
certain notifications prior to being publicly an
nounced.
| greaI flood had occurred on the Tyne, on h.
18th ult doing considerable damage 10 the shipping
and causing the loss of a number of lives.
| Dates from the Cape of Good Hope to the 9Th Of
November. states that the Kar chiefs had declined
the proposition of unconditional surrender They had
been dispersed but not reduced.
! FRANCE. The empire and emperor have been very
generally recognized by foreign courts. Lord Cow.
ley's example hiss been followed by the minislen
representing Russia, Belgium, Saxony, Spain, Pot
tugal, Sardinia, Prussia, and several minor powers.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Herald
writes Great satisfaction has been felt here al the
recognition of The emperor by England in a manner
so gracious and friendly. doubt is felt any Longer
that the northern powers will follow the example set
by England. Last night the funds became irme,
the depression tor some days weighing public Sc.
cuTIes gave way. Fresh employment is opening eve
ry day to builders, in whose hands it used 10 be said
lay the peace of Paris.
The cOine henceforth to be struck is be bear The
efigy of the Emperor, with the words on one sds
"Napoleon Ill, EInpereur,'' and on the other En-.
pre- FrancaIs."
Prince Napoleon (Jerome) Bonaparte will not, it's
said, have the title of Viceroy OF Algeria, but thai
of Lieutenant of the Empire.
The following are said 10 be the principal modif.
cations In the constitution which the government in.
tends 10 propose to the Senate
l. The right Of the government 10 grant parIalOr
full amnesties. 3. Tie right authorize great en-.
terprises of public utility. g. The right to modify
commercial tariffs by DEGREES having the force of law
A. detatIon of 30,000f. for life to each SonalOr
5. An annual indemnity of 6.OOOf. for each deputy
(or 66f 66c. for each session.) 6. The Of the
budget by chapters and ministries instead of by ari
ces. 7. A doation of 100000 for the French
princes (he exking Jerome and his son y and final
ly-0. That the dotatIon Of The imperial crown shall
consist OF all the imperial palaces, and of the
factories of the Gubelns, Seves and BeanVais
This, the latest accounts say. had all been adopted
with civil list of 25, 200, ,OOOf for the emperor.1
The Pope has al length consented to visit France
tor the purpose of crownIng the new emperor OF The
French. The per~d of the coronation is not yet pre-.
clSey fixed, but II is supposed that it will be about
the middle of May. The precise day must be fixed
by the emperor himself, who will probably arrange
1t so as 10 suit the convenience of his holiness.
Another lady is spoken of as the intended wife Of |
Louis Napoleon. daughter of the late emperor
Don Pedro, OF Brazil, bo The daughter of prince Eu.
gene BeauharnaIr tn, sister of the present Queen
Portugal. The Emperor of The French is cousin Ol
the Portuguese princess.
M. Theirs has arrived at Paris from London.
SPAIN. The sensation excited by the publication
of the new constitution is still further increasrd
The Gazette conieins royal order prohibiting any
meetings under the Pretex of electoral purposes, un
iess especially authorized by Government. AdVlces
to the effect that tranquility yet prevails eveywhes
had been received. Yet the quauel between the
government and the opposition becomes daily mos
bitter. The opposition, unde: the guidance of Gen:
NarVaez, meets GaIly. The Queen has accepted
kosas resignation Vice President Of the Council
The accounts from Spain had created much sens'
tlon In Paris. where it is believed the desPotic course
OF the Spanish ministry will not succeed.