The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

On the 19th there was a grand review of the troops of
the garrison at Berlin, by the King of Prussia and the
Emperor of Russia. There was an immense crowd, and
when the trobps filed off to the music of the National
Hymn of Russia, there were loud and universal cheers.
The Emperor of Russia had intended to leave Berlin on
the 26th, but delayed his departure till the 27th, in order
to admit of his being .present at the celebration of the
" Silver Bridal," or 25th anniversary of the marriage of
the Prince and Princess Karl of Prussia.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,

By the arrival, on Sunday afternoon, of the Royal Mail
steam-ship Europa, Lott, commander, we have letters and
papers from New York to the 19th inst.
The Europa sailed from New Yerk at noon on the 19th
instant, and at 10, p.m., passed the Royal Niail steam-ship
Africa, with the mails f the Bth, for New York; and, at
5, p.m., on the 20th. passed the screw steam-ship City of
Manchester, for Philadelphia. The Europa passed the
Rock Lighthouse at 6 5, p.m., on Sunday, having made
the run in 11 days and 20 minutes, mean steaming time.
She brings 124 passengers, and 576,000 dollars in specie
on freight.
Mr. Feargus O'Connor, M.P., has returned in the
Europa, and during the passage his conduct has been most
extraordinary.
The United States steam-ship Atlantic arrived at New
York at 9 p.m. on the 16th, after a run of about 11 days
14 hours mean time.

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The Pacific Royal Mail steam-chip Quito, had arrived
at Panama from Callao, with £127,000 in bullion.
The steam-ships Daniel Webster, Illinois, and Sierra
Nevada, had arrived at New York. with a total amount of
gold estimated at upwards of 2,300.000 dollars: on; freight
and in the hands of passengers. The Illinois made the
run from Aspinwall to New York in 7 days 10 hours and
40 minutes. She is reported to have run 347 miles in 24
hours. CALIFORNIA. - _

From San Francisco, California, we have advices to the
18th April. The reported discoveries of rich mines at
Rogue River Valley, Mount Shasta City, Humbug Creek,
and Dead Wood Creek (Trinity River) are confirmed.
Near Sonora a piece of gold weighing 305 ounces and
11 pennyweights had been found. For the quarter ending
March 10,722 persons arrived at San Francisco. and 4,786
left. In the first half of the month of April 4,211 arrived .
The shipment of gold during the first sixteen days of April
was 3,419,847 dollars. The weather bad been clear and
mild, and the river had fallen much, enabling the miners
to work to great advantage. All the accounts concur in
representing the mines in every section of the States as
yielding annually large amounts of gold. Quartz mining
as a general thing was depressed.
The Slave Bill had finally passed the senate. The law
provides that, within one year after its passage, the
owners of slaves shall have the privilege of recovering
them from the state; if they do not do so within that
time, the slave to be free. Slave.owners, with their
slaves, are daily arriving at San Francisco. Numerous
engagements had occurred between the whites and the
Indians, and numbers had been slaughtered on both sides.
The Indians, in one case, were smothered out of their
houses and forty of them shot.