The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-13
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
The Cotton Market adparced. Decline in the Grain
Market.
HALIFAX, June la. m
The royal mail steamer canada arrived here at
halfpasi nine O'Clock this inorning, bringing Liv-
erpool dates to the LIST June.
The steamer Viceroy sailed for Halifax on the
same day.
The political news is unimportant.
The new English House of Parliament has been
opened.
Lord John Russell has again introduced the bill
TO allow Baron Rothschild To take seat for Lon
don, by removing Jewish disabilities. similar
bill, at previous session, passed the House of
Commons but defeated in the Lords.
Nj. Lafitte, the French minister To London,
hourly expected TO return there, when it was sup
poaed the Greek question, 80 far as France is con-
ccrned, would soon be settled.
An address to the queen has been adopted urging
the suspension of all labor on the Sabbath day iii
the Post Office Department.
The ministers maintain profound silence touch
ing foreign affairs.
The Russian ambassador had been recalled from
the Court Of ST. James.
Money continued in abundance at the current
rates of the previous week. American securities,
u S. 6's 62; New York SIS, Pennsylvania SIS, and
Massachusetts SIS, were "A tribe lower. Other secu-
rites remained without change. Consols closed on
Friday at 95. aud lower than when the Atlantic
sailed
The decision Of the archer court in the Gorham
France.
The speakers in The continued debate on the cleo
toral law bill have been Larnartine, Theirs, jules
Fares, Greery, end Leon Fauchon. All the
amendments moved have been defeated, and the
second article carried by an immense MAORI
ty; the funds going up as the Mountain went
down
CONNIE cial summary.
LIvERPooL CorToS MAaKETs.-Brown x Ship
ley's circular reports that since the departure OF
in the cotton market, and was the increase since
Monday, and the sales of the week amount to
50 $40 bales, of which spectators took % 900 and
| exporters $500 bales Prices were again a shade
higher, admitting of an advance of I'd. per ID. on
the quotations of Tuesday, except Mobile, which
remained at ".
Accounts from the manufacturing districts are
rather improved in tone, and the prices of goods at
Manchester were gradually creeping up. This
effect has been produced by the continued accounts
received from the American markets relative to the
deficiency in the supply and the short crop. This
has rather esscned the caution of buyers for foreign
markets.
CorroN.-Priccs have advanced ID, and quota
tons OF fair Orleans ID. per ID. The sales for
the week are rising $1,000 bales, Of which specua-
tors took nearly 10000, and exporters less than
| 1000 bales.
BaEADsTuFrs.- is a better feeling existing
in flour, but no advance can be quoted. The same
may be said of wheat Corn is dull, and prices
Cd. to Ia. lower.
PRovIsIoNs--In beef there is moderate business
doing at very full prices. PoR We have no i'm
provemcnt TO notice. business limited, and prices
in favor of the buyer. BAcoS.-There is good in
quiry for Irish, but from want Of middng assert
ment, business is limited; the former sorts sell
more freely. Shoulders in good demand, and
hams arc neglected. LARp.-Since the early part
Of the week large arrivals have checked transac-
tons Sales have been made at 3ls. Cd. for fair
quality. CHEEsE.-Prices have reccded during the
past week from one to two shillings; sales have
been large. Tallow has slightly improved.
Ear %
scarce this week. The freight Of iron has been con-
siderable; measurement goods are abundant, and
passengers still numerous. Several ships have ar
rived, but all disposable tonnage was taken imme-
diately at full rates.
LosDoS MONEY MARKET, May 3l.-'Thc
kct continues steady. and discounts are easily OBJ
tanned at the currency of last week Consols closed
on Wednesday at 96s. and each day since at go,