The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.



New YoRK, Nov. 7--p. IN.
The two most important points of intelligence
by the steamer Washington are the positions de-
clared by DE Tocqucville on behalf Of the French
government IN relation TO Rome and Turkey.
They confirm the recent indications OF an improve
ment in the European policy OF Louis Napoleon In
opposition to the monarchical plan Of M. Theirs,
the prime minister. He declares the policy OF the
government in reference 10 Rome 10 be that laid
down by Louis Napoleon in his letter 10 Col. Ney,
and that is, the general curtaiiment OF the tempo
raj power of the Pope, and the reconstruction of
the government upon a republican basis
| Upon the Turkish question, the only new iea-
lures of intelligence are the report that in oppos
ton to the THEIRS and Mole party in the French
| Assembly, the government had taken decided
| standin favor Of Turkey in ordering the French
fleet to the Dardanelcs 10 cooperate with the Brit
ish feet and that, in TO the Russian aid de
camp, who declared that this would be considered
cause Of war, it was stated that France would re-
gard the invasion of Turkey by Russian force as
| the opening of hostilties with the Republic.
| There appears to be no apprehension Of war upon
the Turkish question: but it is believed that the
| attitude assumed by France in conjunction with
| England will doubtless result in maintaining the
| manly and noble stand taken by the Sultan in de
| fence of the Hungarian refugees
The very delicate position OF Austria naturally
causes her to tremble at the prospect OF a general
war; and, notwithstanding her recent bloody afro
cities in Hungary she will rather use her influence
for the escape of Kossuth aud his brave companions
| for the sake of peace, than back the demands Of
Russia, at the hazard of another revolution
| The policy of France, thus Indicated, is a mat
ter Of the deepest moment in respect TO European
| affairs.
In the Hayre cotton market, usare was great ex-
| element during the week ending 18th October,
| and 1880 bales sold On the 18th ultimo,
the quotations exhibited a very considerable fur
| Their advance.
The Washington brings large and valuable
| cargo of French and German merchandise, and
| about $50 passengers. Among the latter are the
L. IT~s.A. h1.ss. ~
Austria, and family; the Hon. MIR. Flancken, late
| U. s. Charge d'Afiares to Copenhagen, and son;
General Saunders Minister Of the United States
at the Court OF Madrid; also the Right Rev. Bishop
Southgate, the American Bishop Of Constantinople,
and family; and Mr.. Rush, late U. S. Minister To
Paris.
New York and New Jersey Elections.
New, York city Wing majority about 1000.
The Wing majority in Albany will not fall short
The Wing majority in the city Of Buffalo will
Il average 40.
The Democrats have carried Wayne county by
about 300 majority. In Saratoga county the aver
age Wing majority is so. The Wings have ma
jorty of about 400 in Schenectady county. II
Columbia county the contest is cose-probably one
Wing assemblyman elected. The Wing ma
jority In Onondaga county Is about 100. Rcnsse
laer and Cayuga counties the contest is close
Washington county has gone Wing, and Herki
mer county has gone for the Democrats. Oned;
county is close, but the Wing ticket supposed t.
be elected. Monroe county Whig-majority abou
300.
The Tribune says the Wing majority in the city
on the State ticket is nearer 1000 than 900. II
Duchess county the contest is close and rcsul
doubtful
In the State of New Jerscy-Morris county
Wing majority $50; Essex 300 Wing majority
Hudson 400 Democratic majority. Warren re
ported lilo Democratic majority; Mercer 50 Dem
| Ocratc majority for sheriff. Camden county tw'
,x.l 49,,
LATER.
The result Of the election for members of tn
Legislature in New Jersey is as follows
House-29 Wings and % Locofocos.
Senate-l0 Wings and Locofocos.
Wing majority on joint ballot, 1.
New YoRK, Nov. TO p. m.
Stocks steady-sales of U. s. 6's, of 1867, at ia
Treasury Notes IL; Coupons Of 1868, ll6. Penn
sylvania SIS $50. Money market easy-Exchang
on London 81 a 10; on Paris ST. %.
| No change in four-sales of common State a
50 6S3 a 50 81; Genesee $ ~ 8 25; South
ern S. 25 $3.50; Rye Flour So 81. So 81!
Corn Meal So l2s.
Wheat without change-prices in favor of buyers
sales of Genesee at l19 100 cents. Corn firm
sales of white and mixed at "a IS cents, and vel
Provisions steady. Sales of Mess Pork at 5 10 y
and prime IS 62l. Lard g. az.
Groceries steady. Sugar in good request at 5.
SO cents for N o.; Rio Coffee 10 10! cents.
are the quotations:
Upland and N. Orleans,
Florida. Mobile & Texas
Inferior. ............... sc. 9sc.
Low to good ordinary 10 al03c. 10 al0sc.
Low to good middling ic. l03allic e.
Middng fair to fair. IL ,all lc. IL kal2 c.
! Fully fair to good fair. IL sal2 c. l2Ic.
Whisky q 27lc. in bbls. and casks.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7-2 p. m.
Stocks steady. Treasury 6's lils; Pennsylvani
SIS, 49, $50.
4 No change in flour Sales for export at SIS
So l2a; for city consumption So IS 62l; cor
meal and rye flour dull at SO.
Wheat in steady request, with sales of red Q
los l07 cts, and white no ll3 cts. Corn in fai
request. White OF cts, and yellow 65 cts; ry
Go cts; oats 80 35 cts.
r Provisions firm, with sales at previous prices.
No change in groceries. New Orleans suga
r 81 81 cts. rio coffee 10 10. cts.; rice 81 cts
Transactions in cotton limited. Holders firm
ct. per Id. advance.
Whisky scarce. Sales at 27l a % cts. in hhd'
: and bbls.
WILL BE RECEIVED THIS MORNING
wv 100 kegs prime Glades Butter, put up j
neat and convenient packages, expressly for hinil