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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The Washington sailed from Southamp-
ton, Eng, at l-2P. NJ, on Tuesday morn
ing, the 2lst ul,imo, and reached New Y ork
at o'clock on Friday afternoon, the 7.h
instant. She brought Havre dates to the
Goth inclusive, ard Paris TO the evening Of
the 18th. London dates are to the 2lst
ST. Patrick's Day passed off in Ireland
without any of that serious disturbance
which was feared.
Queen Victoria was safely delivered OF
Princess on March 18Th. A few minutes
after the birth the Royal infant was shown
TO the Ministers and Great officers OF the
State and Household in the anti-room, when
she usual formaiilies and ceremonies ON
The birth of Prince or Princess were gone
through.
\, the sacking Of the Tuilleries, souse oi
Lotus Philippe's documents were seized and
sent TO Nj. de Lamartine. 1t is rnmored iha
they contained clue Of plot to poison
the Queen Of Spain. These papers were
sent TO Lord Normandy, who, in his turn
sent :hem to the foreign office. We give
this as rumor current in society a. Paris
The Hanseatic towns recognized the
Republic.
The Queen of Spain has recognized the
new government ofFrance, with expressions
of sympathy for the Republic.
The Chinese Junk had arrived at ST. He.
lier, Jersey after long and stormy pas.
sage from the United States. The captain
complains much of the conduct of the Chi
nese sailors. The junk will be sent rount
10 the Thames.
Louis Philippe has taken up his perma.
nent residence at Claremont, where he re.
ceives frequent visits from Nessrs. Guizoi
Ducha,el and Mon,ebello, the ex-mlnis,er.
The Prince and Princess de Joinville anG
the Duke d'Amale arrived at Lisbon in a
French steamer, from Algers. They re.
manned two days and then proceeded ,o
England
The Duke and Duchess of MontpensieI
Lett Londen very suddenly; and i. is ru-
mored that they were told to leave by the
foreign office.
Louis Philippe continues TO 60 by the
name Of Count de NuIlly.
Suspension Of business has been very gen.
eral in France. Such is the entire proslra-
lion of business, SO uncertain is the value
Of all property, that men prefer to save a
lille of what they have. How many houses
have failed or done anything more than
refuse new engagements, it is impossible as
yet to say.
The Bank of England has declared half
yearly dividend of 4 1-2 per cent.
The National Guard has rallied to the
support of the Republic, having increased to
All effective force of l90,299 men. On the
LIST of February it numbered only 56,75l.
The Ambassador of Sadinia has simply
notified the new government that he is au-
,horized TO, for the time being, TO hold Off
cial relations with The Republic.
The Grand Duchy of Hesse Cassel has
recognized the new Republic.
The Duchy Of Baden has also recognized
the new government
The French papers are filled with orders
for parades, SC, of the National Guards
which look just like announcements of the
same kind in our own papers.
A Geographic dispatch from Brest says
that the fleets Of France uphold the new
government.
Lord Clarendon, Lord Liutenant of Ire
land, is spoken of as the successor of Lord
John Russell.
The Havre Courier says that the latest
news from Germany report that the liberals
are every day making fresh progress in all
the State of the confederation, with ex-
pressions Of peace and good will towards
France.
News Of the revolution in France was re-
ceived with indifference at Lisbon.
Belgium has recognized the new govern
menl of France.