The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-27

seven Days Later.
Departure of the State Prisoners-Reportsd Move
ments Of Garibstd against the .Mspolitsms- Yen
ice not SwTmdsrsd-E ntry Of Ne Russians into
7ransylpsais- Caps~vs Of Raob By tie H,ngsriaas
The British mail steamer Europa arrived at Hal
flax the afternoon of Tuesday, the Oath, having
sailed from Liverpool on the i4th instant The
news was conveyed overland by express to ST.
Johns, N. B., which place it reached on the
evening Of the 25th, whence il has been forwarded
by telegraph The steamer brought one hundred
and twenty three passengers
! LrERrooL, July IA
COMMERCIAL AEFAIRs.-The tone of business
has continued active and vigorous. The accounts
from the manufacturing districts give assurance of
healthy state OF affairs, with gradual extension
OF business and restoration ofconfdence.
| MONEY MARKET.-The money market continues
remarkably easy. English funds have steadily adj
vanced during the week. Yesterday consols ranged
at 923 SO on transfer. Bank stock 1901; Exche-
quer bills AZ 81 premium
| COTTON MARKET.-The saes of cotton for the
week amount to $3.50 bales, at further average
advance of ID. per ID. The quotations at the close
yesterday were, for fair Upland and Mobile, Sd;
fair Orleans Std. There were 81 900 bales taken
by spectators, and $1,000 bales for export. OF
American descriptions there were sold 2l,000 Up
| land at sgd; $4,000 Orleans at 4 6id.; $4,000
Alabama and Mobile at 81 There was not
SO much offering yesterday, but the advance was
! firmly maintained.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market was generally dull,
and last weeks prices hardly maintained. Indian
corn has further declined Cd. ls per quarter, and
is nominal al 81 a 32s per quarter Sales to arrive
| at % 29s. There has been no change in the
| prices of wheat from thosc quoted last week
Flour-Oho, Is 25s. 3d.; Western Canal, "a a
25s.; Philadelphia, 23s Sd. 24s. 3D.; Baltimore,
"a a 24s Sd.
| PRovsoNs.-There has been no alteration in
| Beef. Western Pork meets with fair inquiry.
Bacon is extensive, and at a reduction of 2s ger
cwt Western brands have been sold freely.
The iron trade is dull-dealers insisting on lower
rates.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
1t has been excessively hot in London and Liv-
erpool.
The cholera is steadily on the increase in London
Last week there were l52 deaths in London, and in
Liverpool 20l. The epidemic has broken out in
very fatal form in Southampton, and seems to nfest
the entire southern coast.
The crops throughout England and Ireland were
very promising The potato disease has appeared
in but limited number of places.
Ireland.
The Irish papers contain most distressing ac-
counts of the intense suferngs Of the people, par
ticularly in the southwestern districts. The work.
houses filled to repleton and thousands of per-
sons appear actually destitute of means to keep soul
and body together.
On Monday, O'Brien, Meagher, McManus, and
Donohue, were embarked on board the schooner
Swift, which sailed Immediately for Van Dieman's
Land. Previous to their departure they placed in
the hands of mutual friends an address, of which
the London Times says it must be admitted its tone
is of an unobjectionable character-nay, even more
moderate than could be expected from men, the
whole tenor of whose previous conduct favored the
suppositlon that they were acting not as free agents.
but as the victims Of some unknown species of
downright lunacy.
France.
The elections to fill thirty five vacancies in the
Assembly are going forward quietly, and the results
favor the moderate candidates. In the provinces
Lamartine and some of the Socialists have secured
their election.
On Thursday there was a rumor in Paris of
difference in the cabinet affairs in Rome, and it
is said that Barrot and Dufaure will retire. A doubt
is expressed whether England, as previously re-
ported, demonstrated with France on the subject Of
Rome.
Monsieur Belhuys has been despatched am
bassador extraordinary to the Court of St. James,
with much apparent haste, with the object, az has
been conjectured, to neutralize Lord Palmerstons
apprehended Intervention in the unconditional re-
sorauon Of the Pope, but the correspondent of the
Times says, upon reliable information, that no
snch folly is intended by the French government.
Several committees OF the assembly have sug-
gested that that body might be prorogued from the
| 18th August to the LIST October without detriment
TO the public business, and commission will forth
with take the proposition into consideration.
The difficulties which continue to beset the French
government, particularly In regard TO the Italian
question: occasion the funds greatly To fuctuate
every turn of fortune.
The Moniteur contains despatch from General
OudInot, which gives elaborate description of
the final assault made upon Rome en- the 18th June
The Romans fought desperately, leaving four hun
dred dead and one hundred and twenty-nine prison.
ers with the French, including nineteen officers Of
all ranks, none Of whom are described foreign
ers. The French admit only the loss Of nine killed
and one hundred and ten wounded
In consequence Of the surrender Of Rome, the
order received at Touon for embarking reinforce
ments of all kinds had been countermanded, and
steamers already at sea with troops have been re-
called
The movements of Ledru Rollin have been at
length traced out He has until recently been Sc
creed in Paris, and on Wednesday reached Lon
don in the Ostend steamer from Belgium, in COM
pany with Martin, Bernard, Etienne, Arago, and
Sergt. Boichot
The present accounts Of the cholera are favors-
BILE. The deaths have fallen to less than 80 per
day, and are daily decreasing. The total number
Of deaths from cholera in Paris and the suburbs
SiCc nfst oTohe OUT III january dst, ~ sou w NC
more than 10000
A council of revision has confirmed the sentence
Of death pronounced on Captain Kleber, who inn
mediately appealed to the Court Of Cessation.
Italy.
RomE.-The Assembly in its last sitting unani-
mously voted the constitution Of the Republic, and
ordered it to be deposited in the Capitol, the
preston Of the unanimous wish Of the Roman peo-
pie. The constitution is, by vote Of the Assem-
bly,, to be engraved on marble. They also ordered
funeral services To be celebrated in ST. Stephens
church for those who have fallen in defence Of the
Republic.
The entrance Of the French troops en- mape into
Rome did not take place until the 7th instant On
the Sd proclamation was issued by the National
Assembly, recommending an abstinence from all
attempts at vengeance, rs being useless and unwor-
thy the dignity OF Roman citizens.
General Oudipot and staff were Disguised by the
National Guard on his entrance into the city, they
not rising or paying him the military salute due to
his rank. The French soldiers had to pull down
the bcrricadcs themselves in the absence Of Roman
aborers, and at dark the troops were conveyed to
their quarters. Garibeldi succeeded in escaping
from Rome with ten thousand men, and was loudly