Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
Later from Europe.
Arrival OF The. Canada.

The royal mail fhpship Canada, which
left Liverpool on 4 5I| inst, reached her
IwAsffst EsssRQs,o9 Sun 4 \ axenhas Il eaeut
7o'elock. W.
: ENGLAND. "A DER sation appoiniea IA NE
latelconference ofthafrieadh OF peate at Man
chester, have Auaite& on lord Aherdeen, TO
suggest that the pres MT lime was eminentis
favorable for making4n overture 10 the various
Goyernmenls of zEnr0pe 70 .enteru siaaaliaaeous-
iy upon the rednctiolepf their oppressive mill
tary. tablishments. orU Abefdeen agreed
Min the SpihisnAOf depdtaiion as 10 The de-
sirableness Of the obi9ct sought to be attained,
but he thought in theepresent state Of Europe,
that SUCH proposals 1bpld DOT be listened to as
iavorably as they mi 1T have been ten years
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The Morning Advertiser announces that the
Duchess Of Suiherlam places Stafford House
at the disposal of Mis- Stowe, 10 give recep-
lions IN, and that the Earlof SALISBURY, Car
Isle, &C., will NEED her at Liverpool An
address with The sigAatures Of 10000 women
OF England will arriya by the next steamship.
In the course Of Wednesday and Monday,
four ships arrived ID the river Thames from
Australia with the Urge amount of El.342,
7l2 of gold on boar or asa ,648 or. This is
the largest amount E the precious metal tina,
has arrived at one TINE. N4
FRANCE. 1t is believed in the best informed
circles of Paris thaythe Legislative Assembly
will be abolished bythe Emperor at no distant
day. x s,.s4 r,al
A letter from RKme reports that the pope
will proceed to Fraaee. and that he will stay
there two months. Ea ansa.nhni-,laa
M, Buschok, tfA European agent for she
New York exhlbitRn, had been admitted to an
audience by the Emperor, who assured him
that the ImperiaE manufactures should be
worthily representa- e7ia ihnaliR 4aa
ITALY. A letlet from Milan of the 18th
elt., mentions that DE Ticinese menaced with
Expulsion had peiiVpned against the execution
of that measure. fhe 1900 or 5000 natives
Of that nation will Ave to quit Milan, and be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 more of the Lombar-
do-Venetian Kingdf8n. d,a, ,aa- .aF
The Milan Gazette publishes proclamation
from the Governor, stating that all persons pub
fishing false and alStming news shall be judged
by cOurt-marlial. 4 aaa aao4f .Tldil
AUSTRIA. By aEmessage from Vienna, we
learn that the Emperor has SO far recovered as
to be able to receive 1.-THE ambassadors and at
tend mass. The assassin had been executed.
10 consequence 4 i'll feeling towards the
English, some kindSof demonstration against
the English envoyHt Vienna had taken place
1t is said his windows had been broken by a
mob. The report il not generally credited.
1t lis positively .aeserled by the Augsburg
Gazette that Auslriais fully determined to de-
mand peremptorily ihe expulsion of Mazzni
and Kossu,h from Eig land, and in case Of de-
NAL is resolved not d allow a single English
man to cross the Aqhrian frontier.
TuRKEY. 1t is positively asserted that some
kind Of settlement HT the difficulties between
Turkey and Anstri&E has been made, but its
precise terms are nosknowu.
't AUSTRALIA. The Andia mail brought Aus
tralia advices of Decs6. The news of that
date is thus stated ss.f f..~ ...a t..,
The Sun states thatinost startling inf0rma-
tim has cnme 10 hand Sfrom Australia, by the
Overland India Mail. uAder date December 9Th.
Gold circulars state thai The productions at the
Ovens and BendigO DhSglngs, and indeed at
Mount Alexander generally, were materially
failing off, and that only 5000 Ia 5000 ounces
daily we're being brougtH by the escort 10 Mel
bourne. Considerable despOnGency is said 10
exist among the miners. Tho were out pros
pecting in all directions land 10000 persons
being employed, many feared the diggings
were exhausted. No ddhbt, says the Sun,
there is great exaggeratiOuG but as it appears
in the gold circulars, we give it as il stands
leaving The rest for future Explanation.