The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
-Four days later from England.


The steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, arrived at her
wharf at New York, about O'clock on Tuesday,
We are indebted to the New York Commercial
Aduntiser for the following summary of her intel
ligence
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Atlantic ran into a schooner last night,
about fifty miles south of Sandy Hook. 1t was not
ascertained what damage had been sustained.
The pilot boat W. RoIner left to render
sistance.
The passengers by the Atlantic held meeting
yesterday, and adopted resolutions expressive oi
their satisfaction with the ship its commander and
officers, during the stormy passage just completed
We have copy of the proceedings, but must post
pone the publication until Tomorrow.
Among the passengers we observe the name OF
the Rev DR.. Bethune, OF this city.
Our English papers are to Wednesday, October
30th, inclusive.
The late hour at which we received the papers
compcls US to be very brief with our synopsis for
to day,
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool about three
o'clock on the afternoon of October 9th.
Rev. DR.. Ullathorne has been officially installed
Roman Bishop at birmingham. Rev. DIR. New
man preached the installation sermon.
In the cellars of Barclay, Perkins Co., the
large brewers of London, ll6 huge vats, con-
tanning beer ready for sale, the average OF which
contain 1000 barrels of 80 galons each, and the
largest 400 barrels, making about 232 900 barrels
OF beer always on hand.
1t is said that among the claims, satisfaction for
which wss demanded by Lord Palmerston from the
Portuguese government, Is one on behalf OF Dr..
Kaly for t,uo thousand eight hundred and serenity
four pounds sterling, for loss OF practive as phys-
clan, and for the burning OF his house Also, one
from Miss Rutherford for tl24. The Portuguese
government objected TO the payment of DR.. Kally .
claim as he was expelled the island only for
publicly preaching, and had he confined himself
his professional practice he would not have been
interfered with.
Do hat 6ivia of prua
sian troops had marched into the territory of Hcsse
Cassel ON Saturday, October g. The Austro -Ba-
varian army on the frontier awaiting lnstruc-
tions from Vienna. Although these movements
appeared to threaten q collision between Prussia
and Austria, it ives believed that nothing of the
kind would occur pending the conference now
holding at Warsaw by the Emperor OF Russia, the
Emperor of Austria, and Count Brandenburg on
the part of Prussia, respecting the present critical
state of affairs In Germany.
From France the advices are, that in connexion
with the conspiracy at Lyons several warrants
have been issued against persons OF note, and that
important papers have been seized.
Upon the uolstein question the King OF Prussia
has expressed himself ready to do all that may not
be incompatible with his own honor and the inter-
ests Of Germany.
2 The dissenson which existed between General
d'Hautpoul, minister of war, and General Chan
GARNER as commander chief, Is not removed by
the appointment of General Schramm to the vacant
office, who insists that General Changarnler holds
subordinate authority to himself minister, and
that he will not recognise any decree that the COM
mander chief may issue, unless it first receives
his approval. He has threatened general officer
with ds ,nissal from the command OF a garrison Tor
having ob.yed order of the commando In chief
which had not frat obtained his sanction as minis
ter OF war.
General Schra1cm and General Changarnier are
therefore no more likely to act together in friendly
manner than did General &. and the late minister
General d'Hautpoul.) General Changarnier has
threatened to resign, but has been prevailed upon
by his friends to wait until the Assembly meets
The funds fell yesterday III consequence OF the
news received from Gernany--the Five per Cents
closing at 92f. &C.; and the Three per Cents at OH
Accounts from Rendsburg of the Gath instant say
that a skirmsh had taken place on the previous
day between the Holsteiners and the Danes, in
which the former lost three men. On the 24th
another slight affair occurred, which ended to the
advantage Of the Holsteiners
The Berlin papers say that the Berlin cabinet re-
commends the Duchies To negotiate for peace.
The government has declined TO take any mea-
sures in reference to the recent appointment Of
Roman bishops in England.
Letters from Rome of the 18th October say that
the Pope had quilted his capital on the preceding
day to visit Castle Gandofo. A portion OF the
French troops quartered at Albano were drawn up
in front Of the cathedral, who received him with
The second edition of the Times, of October %,
has the following intelligence from Vienna and
Paris, by express:
VIENNA October "a.
The following few lines will show that the die is
cast. A Bavarian and Hungarian corps must
to-day have entered Hesse Cassel.
An Austrian battalion accompanied the former
corps; 4, 600 men marched from Italy TO Join the
army in Tyrol, which Mt present consists of 30 900
men; fourteen infantry battaions, and four curas-
sier regiments marched from Hungary TO join the
Bohemian army which at present consists OF So 900
men Both armies within half an hours march
of the respective frontiers. Generals Schlick and
Clam will be appointed to the command OF the ar
nv corps in active service.
Gen. Deningen, an excellent ofhcer, has taken
the command in Frankfort, instead of General
Schrnding.
The Emperor is commander -in-c chief Of the ar
mics of the Confederation. His ma esty left late
last nigs. for. Prague. He was accompanied by
Princ- Schwarlcnburg.
Pans, Monday, Oct 2s-7 p m.
A new election Of a municipal cou neil of Sens
was held on Sunday, in consequence of the late mu
nioipal council having been dissolved by decree
of he President of the republic for their Socialist
opinions. On Sunday twenty seven Conservatives
returned.
P.s Sit is rumored that the Commission of
Fermanencc Of the National Assembly met this
evening.
PRussIA.-Tho military movements towards the
Hessan from tier still continue, but in the detail
there was no thing new Of importance.
General Hahn had been sent TO Holstein with a
despatch from the Prussian government 10 the
Staathalter schait
From he London Standard Of the evening Of Oe-
ioJer %.
The unsettled state Of affairs in Germany, and
the extensive military movements now going on,
are engaging good deal OF public attention, and
the appre hension that matters may be pushed be-
yond the point Of pacific solution is to some er-
tent gaining ground.
The i'll effect upon our commercial relations with
Germany, which arises from this insecurity, has
been for some time manifested by the position Of
the rates Of exchange with the north OF Europe IL
is evident however from the last advices received,
that the crisis ia rapidly approaching and further
ndvices are looked for with some anxiety.
The market for public securities has been rem
dered very heavy by on article on German affairs
published ny a morning contemporary. Consols
Tor the Account opened at 81, and gradually de-
cned TO 96g, and for immediate delivery the price
has ranged from "a to 90. but at present the price
has rather improved, being called 90: buyers
The Three per- Cents. Reduced have been sold at
9sl g. and the Three and a uarter per Cents. %,
II. Bank stock, 2l2, III. EIchequer bills, 90,
6s, and India bonds 50 premium.
HALr.PAsr Two.--Consos for Account, 96g, !.
Tor.L WnEcK OF AN EMIoRAST sHIP.-liar-
wich, Oct 26-We regret TO announce that another
emiarant ship has been totally wrecked on the
Gunncct Sanda The particulars are as foows