American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF PACKET ROSCIUS.
Highly hnportmt-Eng Increment in France
against the United 6ta.es- The Cotton Mar
ket.
The New York Herald contains adviccs from
Liverpool to the | Ith ult., brought by the pack
ct ship Roscius, which arrived on Sunday:
The news in every poi.t of view is impor-
tant. 1t will be seen that England, taking
Calhoun's famous despatch into consideration,
has commenced 4 counter movement in France
against the United States. England seeks an
alliance with France to oppose the annexation
Of Texas to this Union. That country is viii
ling to abandon the right Of search if France
will accept Of the proposed alliance.
Against an immense import at Liverpool,
cotton had maintained its prices.
FRANCE. The reception Of Friday at the
TuIcries was, perhaps the most numerous IN
ladies that has hitherto taken place. The
number of English ladies' was considerable, and
it was remarked that it was with them partc-
uiarly that the Sing remained longest in con-
versation. The dresses of the ladies' generally
were exceedingly splendid and in good taste.
The Constitutional Of Monday announces
that NJ. Gui2ot was about to cede the estab-
lshment of Albreda to England in return for
the right possessed by English vessels to carry
on the gum trade under sail on the coast of Por-
dendlck.
The Steele suggests singular compromise.
1t is, that England is disposed to concedo the
right Of scar II, on condition that the French
Cabinet Join that of London to obtain an En-
ropcan declaration against the annexation of
Texas to the United States.
Accounts have been received by the French
government from Marquesas to the 10th July,
at which date perfect understanding existed
between the French and the natives, and every
thing was going on satisfactorily
From Marseiles, most dreadful accounts
have been received of disasters committed by
the late storms. 1t appears certain that no less
than eighty vessels were lost in the Black Sea,
the greater portion of them insured in France.
The ministerial question was still the subject
of conversation and speculation in the French
capital on Wednesday,
The English theatrical company were to per-
form, by command, at the Tuileries, on Thurs
day night.
The French Ministry appears to be in a crit
ical position, from the determination of certain
individuals to take every opportunity of testing
their strength in the Chambers.
AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO AssAsstNATE
ARCHBISHOP MURRAY. Dublin, Jan. 5.-This
day the Rev. Mr.. O'Carroll, one of the curates
in the Roman Catholic Church, Westland-row,
from the pul pit that letter had
been received in town on Saturday morning,
from magistrate in the county Tipperary,
stating that 4 deeply laid conspiracy was form
ed in the south of Ireland to assassinate the
Most Rev. DIR. Murray, in consequence of his
having accepted the Commissioner-ship under
the Charitable Bequests' Bill. This intelligence
has produced the greatest excitement in Dub
lin. A report is likewise prevalent, that one
of the clergymen of the same church, West
land-row,) was grossly insulted as he proceed
ed this morning TO the altar to celebrate mass
SPAIN. Madrid journals and letters to the
LIST inst. bring us an account that the discussion
on the Reform Bill still occupies the Senate
A motion was made by the Duke De Cor to
restore the archbishops and bishops to their
rights of sitting and voting in the Senate, but
fell to the ground for the want of seconder,
after violent opposition on the part of the
ministers who were present. Another effort
was made to re-establish the right of holding
hereditary seats, but was equally unsuccessful.
Her Majesty has sanctioned the law authoriz.
ing the cabinet to make organic laws by royal
decree.
PORTUGAL. Lisbon letters to the slst
ut., have been received. The two ministers,
CabraI and Castro, have been raised to the
peerage. The chambers were to assemble on
the I'd inst. There is rumor that Zurbano
had arrived in Portugal, and that he had also
left the country
ALGIERS. The greatest tranquility reigns
throughout Algoria-such is the safety of The
high roads, that the diligences are no longer
protected by military escort. Abd-el- kader
has not moved single step since the treaty of
Tangler-his adherents have, in great part,
deserted him, and those who remain faithful are
in such u deplorable condition, that they live
on the charity of the Angads and Beni-Snas-
sens.
MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MAREgr, Jan. 8, 4 P, VI. Public
securiti IS I'VE been firm and steady toby but still