The republic., 1850-12-06
Telegraphic.
NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.

NEW YORK, DEC. 4--lU r. Milne American
Aail steamer Arctic arrived here little before lO
O'Clock to. night, bringing Liverpool dates to the
goth, and London to the 10Th November.
She brings fifty one passengers. She encountered
heavy head winds during the entire voyage.
The accounts from India are favorable.
EN0LAND.-The furor created by the recent
script of the Pope has by no means subsded. Meet
ings are stil being held in almost every parish
in Liverpool on the 20th, on the same subject
In the London circles it is confidently asserted
that the letter Of Lord John Russell was but mere
party ruse
At Bedford where a meeting was held, Lord
Charles Russell, brother to the premier, most
extravagant in his denunciatons of Papal aggres-
sion
The Catholics bear all this TRADE with extreme
meekness and moderation.
In Ireland there have been some ebuitions of
feeling, but nothing Of much consequence.
new convent is to be established Liver
pool, and three new Catholic churches are to be
built during the ensuing summer.
The very temperate speech of the American Min
ister, at the recent Guilder Hall banquet where
the Lord Chancellor heaped Goals upon the fire, has
been the theme of general commentator.
In matters OF general news there Is not much of
general moment.
At Liverpool 10 A. M, prior to the sailing of the
Arctic, the town was pacarded with bills cang g
upon the Catholics TO oppose the Protestant demon
stratons to be held the same day Serious riot was
anticipated. The excitement was very great
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 18th No.
vember at half past O'Clock in the morning. She
had fine weather on her homeward passage. II is
said that she was detained four hours for want of
water mt the bar.
The port charges of the town of Hull have been
materially reduced, with the view il is said of call
ing American trade.
government commissioner has been appoint ted
to report upon the desirabty of removing the
transatlantic mail station from Liverpool to some
point on the western coast of Ireland. The Anne
rican and Liverpool Chamber of Commerce oppose
the project, and strenuously engaged in endea.
voring to the dock trustees of Liverpool 10
give greater facilities TO the American trade and
shipping Of the port.
FRAscE.-The only item of intelligence from
France is that the Presidents messag ge has been
tremely well received, save in a few quarters.
The proposition for calling out 10000 men has
been varousy received
On Monday evening the funds closed duller.
GERMASy.-The whole aspect of the news from
Germany has changed, and there now seems 10 be
a well grounded belief and hope that war will be
avoided.
The Court of Vienna is to concede to the Prus-
sian Cabinet the recognition de jwe Of the old
confederation, but still the Frankfort Diet is TO be
the organ Of that body de facfo.
The Prussian troops are to occupy part of IIesse
Cassel which Prussia is entitled TO occupy. In re-
turn Prussia is to allow the federal armies 60 do
all that the existent still existing Diet wants
to do to proceed TO the pacfcation of Hesse and
Schleswig Holsten
AusrRIA.-General Radctzky, of Austria, has
protested against a war with Prussia
SrAIs AND PoRTUGAL.-From Spain and Portu-
gal and other parts of Europe there he nothing of a
shocking political character.
INDIA AND CHNA.-1he overland mail arrived
on Monday. No event Of political importance had
occurred in India proper since the departure Of the
last mail.
The Hill tribes on the Kohat frontier were again
manifesting hostile disposition, and the passage
through their defes was interrupted
Disafection and mutiaies among the Mizorcs
native regiments still continued TO exist
From Hong Kong we learn that the insurgents
getting the better Of the Imperial troops.
Numerous bands Of robbers were plundering.
Intelligence had reached Singapore of a victory
gained by the Dutch over the Chinese in the Com
tas river
The commercial news from Indin and China is
very satisfactory.
Nrw YoRK, DEc. 5.-The ship Dcvonshire from
London, is below She has on board the survivors
of the nroneIlcr Helen Sloman from Rreman No