The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-28
NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
One week later from Europe.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Sept. 26-5 p. IN.
The royal mail steamer America arrived at Hall
fax on Tuesday at IL O'Clock, a. m, and the over
land express reached here this morning, but the
wires at Boston being interrupted, the news could
not be forwarded until the above hour.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is.
The sales of brcadstuffs large, and trade is
firmer, owing to the unfavorabe advices regarding
the potato crop. Yesterday wheat and -four were
| in tolerably active demand. Very little Indian
corn is offering, many holders having withdrawn
their supplies, expecting better prices Western ca
nal flour is quotedat 22s. Cd 23s for prime quail
itv and inferior lSs. 1885,; Baltimore and Ohio
selling at 24s. per bb; white Indian BIS. 3D.
2Ss.; mixed yellow 26s. 27s. per quarter of $50
| lbs American wheat is quoted at 5s. o.. 3D. per
| 10 lbs.
| Washington, has been transferred to Lisbon.
| Among the distinguished deaths in England is
| the Bishop of Norwich.
The deaths from the cholera in London on the
| llth and 18th, were $40. IL was also prevailing
| badly in Scotland.
| FRANCE letter from Louis Napoleon to his
| friend Ney has been published in the Monite'u,
and virtually acknowledged by the cabinet, which
makes some talk in political circles. Ii says that
the French Republic has not sent army to Rome
To put down Italian liberty, but, the contrary,
to regulate it by preserving it against its own ex
| cess-to give it solid basis by replacing on the
Pontifcal throne the prince who first boldly took
| the lead in all useful reforms. He regrets learning
| the benevolent exertions of the Pope as well as
| French action remain unavailing. Most persons
appear W think proscriptive tyranny the basis of
| the Pope's return He tells Gen. Rostolan not TO
| permit, under the tri-colored flag any act which
| can lower the character of French intervention.
He thus cuts off the restoration of the Popes tenn
/ poral power, and extends general amnesty as
well as secularzation of the administration of the
| code of Napoleon's liberal government
A council held the 18TH General Raw
don attended by order, and, being called into the
| room, was formally informed that he appointed
4 IN the command of the of It4lv. He then re-
ceved his instructions, which were that should the
1 Pope not come TO Rome, he is TO carry out with
rigor the line Of conduct specified in the Presidents
letter. General Rawdon started on the same night
| to Join his command.
| telegraphic despatch reached Brcst on the 9th,
with orders for the ships Pantiora, Hunssard, Fa-
vert, Vert, and two others, to hold themselves in
readiness TO proceed TO sea Their destination WAS
supposed 10 be Tahiti.
'fhe government has just decided that the
| French squadron the Chinese seas should be
composed OF three ships of war.
The Eurydice and the Dartna have sailed for that
destination. The latter vessel will call on her way
AT Tahiti, and thence proceed 10 Macao 10 Join the
Eurydioe and Bazinnaier.
| SPAIN -The Cuba instruction has excited the
attention of the Spanish cabinet.
| HUNGARY-From Hungary there is but little
| of Importance Comorn and Peterward had not
surrendered. No news has been received of Kos
suth.
| GERMANY. All the northern States Of Ger
many except Oldenburg have acceded to the ALI
snce proposed by the Prussians. Every thing was
| quiet.
| TTALY.--A letter from Genoa announces the
arrival Of Gsrbaldi In that city. He arrived in
| open fishing boat, accompanied only by a single
| volunteer, At Fort Venero on the 9Th instant He
thence proceeded TO Chisvarn, through spezzia,
| where he recognised by the people, and con-
siderable crowd assembled TO greet him. The mill
| tary governor attended, and requested him not TO
create any disturbance, but TO remain at Chisvara
| until he should receive instructions from his gov.
eminent He escorted 10 Genoa, there TO
main until he could find an opportunity Of leaving.
| Nothing certain has been received from Gaeta,
except that the Cardinal Triumvirate refused to
pay The demands on the public debt due in June.
Letters from Gscta TO the 9Th mention that the crisis
there was becoming more imminent II was con
sidered probable that the Pope would end by
| placing himself under the Austrian flag at Gaeta,
or that Russia would take him under her protec
| ton
Letters from Naples to the 9TH announce the
rival Of the Pope at that place.