The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNIA.
One Week later from Europe.
Further decline in Breadstufs steady-P0-

One Week later from Europe.
Further decline in Cotton Breadstuts steady-Po-
litical netrs
New YoRK, Dec. It's p. IN.
The royal mail steamer Hberna arrived at her
wharf about six O'Clock this evening. She brings
dates from Liverpool TO the LIST instant, and from
London to the Both ultmo
There is no feature in commercial affairs.
The produce market was steady, but not active.
CoTroN.-The cotton market at Liverpool on the
LIST instant dull. Holders, in the absence OF
much demand, had reduced their prices fully ID.
per Id. The sales of the week were 5000 bales
The quotations rendered by the official committee
of bankers are for fair Upland and Mobile Sd;
fair Orleans Cpd.
The grain trade very quiet Holders were
willing to accept lower prices. Best American
canal flour 23s to 24s. per Dbl. Indian corn in fair
request POS. 29s. Cd. for white and 26s. Sd. to
27s. per quarter for yellow.
Money market easy. Consols 95s 95z.
Geographic despatch from Berlin announces
that the Austrian cabinet had made formal pro-
test against the convocation of the German Parlla-
ment at Erfurst, and that the Austrian government
had alluded to the probable armed interference by
Austria in the affairs of Germany.
The same despatch says that the Prussian gov
eminent had answered the Austrian government,
by declaring that Prussia would maintain her
rights. Those accounts partially confirmed.
letter to the Morning Chronicle says that Prince
Schwartzenberg recently pointed out to the Rus
sian government the danger likely to arise from
the convocation OF Parliament, insisting on the
revolutionary tendency to which it would give rise,
and the reaction that would be felt not only in
Austrian States, but in Prussia. Subsequently
Prussia replied that she had duly weighed all
these considerations, but that the more elevated
and pressing motives urged her to perseverc; re-
CARDS real dangers, she would know how TO meet
them. Ii is further said that Austria has intimated
TO Prussia that should the require it, Austria
will hesitate TO have to armed inter
vention so that are once more on the eve Of a
serious conflict. cabinet counsel has been held,
and the electoral law of Parliament has been
adopted.
The council was then occupied with the reply to
Austria; and note has already been sent.
Prussia maintains with energy the right TO carry
out limited federation, and replies to the threat
of the former intervention that she awaits it.
A Geographic despatch from Berlin announces
that the king has signed the law for the election of
representatives to the General Parliament to as
semble at Erfurt
the Assembly have terminated in half dozen
duels. M. Pierre has figured in three or five OF
these encounters. None of them, however, ter
minated fatally. Measures for modifying the con-
stituton still being discussed. 1t is now sug-
gested to change the Legislative Assembly into a
constituent body, TO be invested with power Of
electing President, and of extending the term Of
his Office 10 such time as may obyiate the neces-
sity Of frequent appeal 10 universal suffrage
TuRkEY.-From Constantinople there is nothing
special. Nothing has taken place TO change the
previous specific of events. IL Is confidently
stated that the British feet has orders 10 withdraw
from the Dardanees There is nothing further
respecting the whereabouts Of the Hungarian and
Polish refugees.
The Russian Ambassador has once more been AID
mtted to an interview with the Sultan, and the di
pomatic relations have been resumed.
The dispute between the French and the Empe-
ror of Morocco has been satisfactorily adjusted.
Austria appears TO be satisfied with what Turkey
has done by transferring the Hungarian refugees
TO the interior.
Russia demands that the Polish refugees be ex-
PEELED from Turkey, and that the chiefs be imprs-
oned, without even excepting those who embraced
Mahometanism. The Sultan received these propo
sitions in such manner TO show they would not
be accepted council was about 10 be convened
90 consider them.
Letters from Constantinople mention that fresh
subjects of dispute between Russia and Turkey
have broken out, in consequence Of the united
diplomacy of England and France.