The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-13
ARRIVAL OF THE HiBERNIA.
One week later from Europe.

O'Clock, ON Wednesday morning. During the last
six days Of her passage she accomplished greater
distance than any other steamer afoat. On the
oath, with head winds, she made three hundred
and nineteen miles in twenty four hours.
The passengers by the Atlantic have published
card, IN which they besow the highest praise to the
and other qualities of the noble steamer, and 10
Captain West and his assistants for their uniform
vigilance aud kindness.
LIVERPOOL, 29th June.
The cotton market closed quiet, but firm at last
quotations. the sales Of the week upwards of $4,000
bales.
The rates in all other descriptions in market have
declining tendency; COTE is in steady demand at
full price; sugar firm; rice firm; naval stores moth
ing doing.
London money market-consus steady at 955
% per account; United States 6's, 1862, l03 lO4;
Maryland SIS, so a 81.
The weather continues favorable throughout the
country. Advoes from the manufacturing dis
tricts continue satisfactory; great confidence in
future prospects of full employment, and steady
market
Havre cotton market active, with an advance of
2 to % francs.
Steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool at O'clock
Wednesday morning; during the six last days she
accomplished greater distance than any other
steamer ahoat; on the Gath, with head winds, she
made three hundred and nineteen miles in twenty
four hours.
England.
The weather continues favorable throughout
England and Ireland.
Advices from the manufacturing districts con
tinue unsatisfactory. There ia great confidence III
future prospects of full employment and steady
market.
On Monday night Mr.. Roebuck brought forward
his condemnatory motion relative to the policy OF
the government on the Greek question, and an ex-
citing and very able debate was kept up every sue
cessive night, with varied success TO both parties,
till finally division ordered, which resulted
in majority of AZ for the Ministers, in House OF
5S4. This is said not to be fair index OF the
state of the public feeling in England, as the
deepest intrgues on foot to compel the present
Ministry to resign.
Lord Palmerston's speech in vindicaon Of his
conduct is said to have been especially brilliant,
according to Mr. Gladsone-fron the dark OF one
day 10 the dawn Of another-and was gigantic IN
intellectual and physical effort
The Queen appeared at the Italian opera on the
same evening, where she greeted with the
most loyal and enthusiastic reception. The mis-
creant has been taken into custody aud has under
gone an examination, at which he appeared per,
ectly sane and it is said that he has been IN good
circumstances.
1.-The British ministry have been sustained by the
House of Commons ON the Greek question by ma
jority of 46.
The increase of Louis Napoleon's salary has been
sanctioned.
A telegraphic despa tch received from London on
SATURDAY. morning announced the arrival OF the
overland mail from Bombay with dates to the 18th
MAY. Al Bremen one thousand persons had been
killed by an explosion of powder magazine
boat loaded with three thousand barrels OF gun
powder, and a whole fleet of thirty boats were de-
stroyed, besides which immense damage was done
TO the town, near which the explosion took place;
The chief feature in the English news is the de-
bate in Parliament regarding the Greek question.
A cowardly assault has been made on the queen,
by a man named Plato, formerly an officer IN the
10th dragons. The attack was made whilst the
queen leaving Cambridge House IN company
with Prince Albert. The man attempted the as
saut with n cane; harm was done; he was I'm
nediately arrested.
The commercial advces from India represent
business as being very dull
Rrnw x
able change in cotton, with an advance OF eight
pence consequent on the unfavorable accounts from
America brought out by the Asia and Atlantic
This advance was steadily maintained up to the
close of the week Fair Orleans rs fair Mobile
and Upland !, middling to u. The sales oil the
week amount to % 900 bales, OF which spectators
took % 000 and exporters 10, 900. Sea Island Ia
a BOD the stock in port amounts TO $40, 900 bales
The continued fair weather has had depressing
influence on the corn market transactions Indian
corn BIS. 27s. 3D.; meal 5s.; canal Hour Iss-
22s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s. 3D.; Cana
dian lss. a-20s. Wheat five to six pence per ~
pounds.
The increase of the Presidents salary has been
finally voted on and carried favorably. The tri-
umph is estimated great victory by govern
ment. General Lahtte announced to the French
assembly, on Monday, the conclusion OF the Greek
negotiations with England He gave the announce
ment with high compliment, and expressed a de
sire for maintaining general peace:
The government has discovered another secret
society Paris several members nave been
ed but afterwards discharged. Napoleon's health
il improving. Lamartine has embarked for the
east; he gave general entertainment before start
ing. Funds fourth per cent. higher, hves
closing at ninety four francs.
The conspiracy discovered in Paris is said to have
been extensive throughout France, and many have
been arrested
The conspiracy discovered at Oran, in Algiers,
is said TO have extensive ramihcatons in France.
Gen. Cbangarnier is on the most friendly terms
with the President.
The President of the republic has given grand
dinner to-day TO the Marquis and Marchoness of
Normandy and the diplomatic corps. II is consid-
erred that the real object TO show TO the world
that aLy temporary coolness between the two gov.
ernments has now passed away
The movements regarding recprocatng the
tariff are iavorably talked Of the chief minister Of
iIcsse Cassel being found guilty of embeZzling the
public fund.- and also charged with forgery.
Germany.
The idea of the third German union has been for
mally avowed it is the plan OF the north German
union; the principle of the alliance u that OF free
trade The movement of south Germany for
high protective tariff has been sanctioned by the
Prussian minister of commerce.
The Parliament of Erfurt will meet in August.
The idea of n third German union has been for
Inally avowcd and proposed 60 be carried into ell
feet by the government Of Hanover IL Is the plan
of a north German union, TO be formed OF Hanover
and Oldcnburgh, the free cities, and those smallcr
states that arc naturally allied to Hanover. The
principle of the alliance is that of free trade.
The movement of the south German manufac-
turers in favor of high protective duties sanctioned
by the Prussau Minister of Commerce, has induced
Hanover distinctly the plan of the third
league.
Among many other seizures of presses, that of
the Prtlssidn Zeitipg is announced. Being royal
let and anti revolutionary journal, its coufscation
excited especial remark War upon the press is
carried ON with the utmost vigor.
Austria
Has changed her representation at Berlin. Ru
mors of dispute between Prussia aud Austria exist.
Cholera has rcappearcd at Berlin. II is expected
the Emperor will be crowned in July, when gen
eral amnesty will be given TO all prisoners polit
ica offenders. tits believed all officers who joined
Hungary during the revolution, and afterwards
condemned, viii be liberated. Several have al
ready been pardoned.
Late dates from Vienna state that Prussia has
fused 10 recognise the Frankfort Congress, and thus,
SAYS German journal, has Russia separated from
Germany. Letters from Belgrade say revolu-
ton against the Turks had broken out in Bulgaria.
The insurrcctoniss we're marching against the port
nj. no ia