The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Seven Days Later from Europe.

BOSTON, November 2S 1919.
The steamer Canada arrived this morning at
Halifax, from Liverpool November 10th.
Accounts from the United States by the America
caused holders of cotton TO be firm, and prices fur
ther advanced an eighth pence last week.
Sales of the week 81 900 bales.
Indian corn, white % 10 29s. Cd yellow 20 to
as western canal flour % to 24s Ohio 24s cd. 10
Eos. Baltimore 23s. cd. TO DDS.
Commercial affairs but little changed; increased
firmness in the money market. Consols further
advanced for money and accounts 93s to 935
Political news unimportant. The most crafty
ing feature is the interview between the French
President and Mr.. Rives, at Elysee, the National
Palace. Mr.. Rives made an address the
sion, observing total silence IN regard to the mis-
understanding of the two governments. Napo-
leon, however, alluded to the affair in terms flat
tering to Mr.. Rives and his country. Executions
in Hungary were progressing at the rate of fifteen
per day.
But little news from Rome. The Pope meditates
an early return to Rome. The dispute between
the French government and the Emperor of Mo
rocco is increasing in violence.
LONDON, November Is.
Advices from Constantinople to the LIST instant,
state that the British fleet was at anchor in Abou-
kin bay, and would remain there until the arrival
of the courier with the answer of Fuad Effendi.
Should that prove unavorabe the fleet will proceed
Immediately to Constantinope. Sir Stratford Can
ming has communicated to the Turkish government
that the English cabinet had unanimously agreed
to form offensive alliance with the Porte in the
event OF hostile proceedings on the part OF Russia.
Similar proceedings had taken place the part of
the French government. The Spanish troops at
Rome have received orders to return to Spain.
Bulwer, minister to the United States embarked on
board the Hecate steamer on the 18th, but had not
sailed on the evening Of the same day.
Hungary.
Haynau is still perpetrating crueltes. The Jews
at Pesth threatened with violence unless they
pay up contributions.
kossuth's address: "The migrate whom thou
hast fettered with thy abundance against
thee, traitor to his mother, and destroyed thee
utterly Thou hast been betrayed; thou hast been
sold, my country; thy death sentence hath been
written, beloved Of my heart, by him whose virtue,
whose love / never dared to doubt. Yes, in the
fervor of my boldest thoughts, should almost as
soon have doubted the existence Of the Omnipo-
tence as believed that he should ever be traitor to
his country Thou hast been betrayed by him
in whose hands had but little space Of time
before deposited the power of our great country,
which he swore to defend even to the last drop of
his hearts blood. He hath done treason to his
hearts blood he hath done treason to his mother,
and the glitter of gold has been for him more
ductve than that Of the blood shed to save his
try. Base gain hath more value in his eyes than
his country, and God has abandoned him as he has
abandoned his God, for his allies in hell.
"Magyars-beloved companions-bame me not
for having cast mine eyes on this man, and for hav
ing given to him my place; it necessary, for the
people had bestowed on him their confidence; the
army loved him, and he obtained power of which
myself would have been proud; and nevertheless
this man beied the confidence of the nation, and
has repaid the love of the army with hatred. Curse
him, oh Magyars! the breast that did not dry
up before it gave him milk"