The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

dred and twenty Ave through passengers, at nine
o'clock, with moderate southeast wind
| The Canada reports very rough passage, with
a succession Of heavy gales She sailed from Liv.
| erpool at half past three.
| The steamer from Bermuda has not arrived.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool at halt past FIVE.
| "Wednesday morning, in ten and a haF days. from
| New York
The Cambria arrived the day previous in thir-
| teen days from New York.
England.
The proceedings of Parliament possess no gene.
raj interest. The ministry evinced no desire TO re-
sign, and it is expected the session will shortly
close In quletness. Once on the spirit duty bill,
and subsequently on the attorneys certificate bill,
the government barely escaped defeat
Sir Thomas Wilde has been promoted to the
woolsack.
The split in the church consequent upon the dis
pute between the Bishop Of Exeter and the Rev.
MIR. Gorham IL again about to occupy public atten.
ton. A great meeting, to discuss the subject, Is
to be held on Tuesday in London, when II is pro-
posed to adopt series of resolutions of which the
rst will be in the form of protest against the judg
ment OF the Gorham case. The second will consist
of the adoption of an address to the Queen. Third
an address to the Archbishops and Bishops Fourth,
an address to the Scotch Bishops Fifth, to the
clergy and laity of England
The present Sir X. Peel has been elected for Tam
worth without opposition. The National Repeal
Association OF Ireland ended its career on Monday
last. The cholera has again broken out in London
new line of West India mail steamers. The steamer
Pilot was lost in Loeb Lomond on Friday. The
passengers were saved. The weather and growing
crops reported to be all that could be desired
"Boston Yankee" professors of Biology are exert
ing their art in various parts OF England, Scotland,
and Ireland, but the science "don't take"
France.
The law against the press passed the assembly on
Monday by majority of l27 The bill has under
gone many alterations. Its chief features are, that
the caution moneyis enormously increased, Stamps
are imposed on all newspapers. Paris journals
more heavily stamped than Provincial. The in
crease in p1ces of newspapers thus caused being
90 per cent. Every newspaper article must be
signed by the name of the writer. In other words,
the anonymous press is destroyed. One of the pc
cuarities as regards the stamp to be affixed in fu
ture is, that newspapers which publish tale sketch
or story. will have to pay one centime dearer per
stamp. good deal Of excitement arose in the AS
sembly in consequence of abusive article directed
to the Assembly, in the Journal PouUoir, which is
considered the Presidents organ. Gerardn de-
Tended the editor, who was subsequently, summoned
before the House and fined 5000 francs by ma
jority of 275 to 10.
From the statement of M. Foud the Finance
Minister. it appears that the deficit for 1850 would
be 2000O 900 francs, which, added TO the deficit of
lS49 and lS4S, would leave general deficit in the
three years of 575,0O00O0 francs. He stated that
the improvement this year had been immense.
Never was the collection of the direct taxes
easily effected. The export of goods of Partisan
manufacturers exceeded the corresponding period
last year by Ia 200 900 francs In Lyons the i'm
provement was not less marked, and the number
of unemployed operators has diminished by two
thirds. The movement of the navigation had also
considerably increased The railroads had pro-
duced 2,97l 900 francs more than during the first
han of lS49
WEpSEsDAv.-The Assembly closed the general
discussion on the budget. The Montagnards raised
a discussion on the chapter granting 100000
francs for the payment Of the Duchess d'Orleans'
ointure, which was passed by 36s to III votes. 1t
is said that Gen. Changarnier has completely tri-
umphed over the Minister of War, and that the
latter will have to resign
The custom returns for June are about equal to
those of the corresponding month Of last year.
There Is decline on the half year of upwards of
2 900 000
PARIS, Thursday evening.-Bourse firm, with
slight improvement. Elves, 90 80. Within the
last few days many Of the Legitimist party have
openly displayed franc pieces OF Henry V. inn
pressed thereon.
Denmark and the DuchIes.
Dates from Hamburger to the 18th state that a
hostile movement on the part of Denmark has been
made. She had placed her troops across the from
tier of the Duchies, with the intention il is said of
enforcing her claim in decisive manner. Hol-
stein is supported by Brunswick. Hanover, and a
few of the German Conlederated States, while Den
mark has the firm support of Russian feet of
about eighteen sail of the line.
IL ia reported that the Prussians have made a re-
trograde movement from Schleswg, and that the
Danish quartermaster has sent orders on as far as
Flucsburg to have quarters prepared for n large
body of troops TO be placed in occupation there.
Several of the German and Prussian officers have
Joined the Holsein army with view to active SER
vice. In addition TO the Is sail of Russians II is
said that additional vessels have been seen OIL Ros
took. The correspondent Of the London Herald
says "the greatest anxiety is now manifested TO
ascertain how far the Russian government will in
terfere to put stop to any further Intervention
The Hanoveran chamber has expressed the great
est Of dissatisfaction at the conclusion of the
peace, and it is likely that the chamber will force
the government TO render all the protection il can
to the cause Of Stadtholdrate against Denmark, in
which case there ia much reason to apprchcnd war,
and one in which England will be more or lees
mixed up" Another correspondent, writing on the
evening Of the 10th, says "I have no reasonable
question that couple Of batalions of IIolstein In
fantry have entered the duchy of Schlcswig." In
telgence has been received and posted in the Bor-
scnhallc 10 the effect that the headquarters of the
Schlcswig Hol,ten army were TO be and arc this
day in the town of Scheswig. Consequently the
war may be said to have commenced. Six Danish
and Russian ships-of- war have been cruising since
yesterday before the harbor of Kiel.
The German Empire.
The College Of Princes has been held, but no.
thing definite has been effected in the settlement
Of the affairs of Germany. The late correspond
ence between Prussia and Austria on the constitu
ton of an interior central government Of Germany
has failed to produce any result. Still Prussia docs
not abandon the hope that an agreement will event
udliJ DC anu 10 ClltCl winch sue proposes 70
proong the present organization Of the union for
three months longer, TO which most of the States
have assented. The Zollverein Congress il being
held at Eapel. II is considered certain that the
Prussian propositions for increase of protection
to the manufacturers will not pass.
Austria and Hungary.
The butcher Haynau hns been dismissed in dis
grace from the government Of Hungary The
Immediate cause of his dismissal is owing to his
having set at liberty Bezerady confidential friend
Of Kossuth The government would gladly dismiss
Radctsky, too, from his Italian command, but nc is
too powerful therein.
The cholera is less violent at Vienna.
Turkey.
The hews Of the revolt is most conflicting. Let
tcrs from Semlin Of the Sd, announce that the Bull
garians had taken the city Of Belgrade, after an
obstinate resistance, and had captured eight can
non. The force of the Bulgarans amounts to
$4,000 men. There is reason to believe that the
revolt is of a serious character.
India and China.
The overland mail reached London on Friday.
The dates are Calcutta, June ]; Madras, June s.
and China, May 20.
The political intelligence is of importance
India was tranquil A serious epidemic had bro