The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-28

on, ut Vi p. IN. we make up from the New York
,apers the summary other news.
England. assasa a8
MIR. Golden has been making another great free
rade speech in Bucknghamshire. LA III ~ +
The Presidents message in full, and parts of Mr.
Meredtll's report, are published by the English
bapert. a9A daF % t1ias7 tilW 'a4fike ti'1h I.
Ala political meeting in Stafiordshire ON the 10th
January, there was a tremendous riot and fight be-
lwecn the Protectionist farmers and the Frcc-Tra-
tiers. The latter gained the day. ~ % aeiAitl
Lord John Russell Ii about 70 bring in a bill TO
extend the franchise. He is forced toit by public
opinion. tn3f f4t1Yfl 81 4aiffs va ptt
Lord Denman is seriously in. Lieutenant wag-
horn, the traveller, il dead. aif- iN }t TT
\ A new comedy well known in the United States,
written by Mrs. Mowatt, entitled " Fashion, has
been produced with success at the Olympic theatre
Letters from Klsgenfurt announce u serious ILL
pcss Of M. Gorgcy, late Hungarian General.
THE Wandercr has letters from Shumla, stating
hat NJ. Kmety, late Hungarian General, who lately
ntered the service Of the Porte has been appointed
% the post of Governor and Commander OF the for
ress OF Shumla. .it --ffia W ftl ~
sRoBBEay OF THE BANK OF IRELANp-Thc mail
has brought advice from ireland Of a large
amount OF Bank Of ireland notes having been abb
,tracted from tho bank and IL is supposed they
may, in part, find their way to New York, and be
offered for sale. 9ia aa' 8e #it p
Loss OF THE SAILOR Prince. This unfortunate
vessel, Captain M Hatcher, master, bound for New
Orleans, from this port had upwards Of 400 persons
on board, Of whom 376 were emigrants.- men, wo-
men. and children. The wreck took place on the
night of the LIST of November, on reef OF rocks
near the island of Cancum. The weather Is reported
have been hazy at the time, in the midst of which
she got on the rocks, where, in few hours she be-
came u perfect wreck. The crew, who acted with
great humanity, contrivcd to land the whole Of the
emigrants the island in safety, but there their
suffcrings became frghtful Little or provisions
were got out of the wreck, and an intense frost set
in, playing such havoc among the unfortunate
creatures that within twenty -four hours no fewer
than 10 had persisted. The ship was 700 tons bur-
then, and was ensured to the amount Of f9,sOO
lg#t a1el9At lLipepool Chronicle.
The EXHIBITION or 1861 The Gazette contains
a notification, dated Whitehall, 9th January, and
signed by Sir G. Grey, that the Queen has been
pleased to appoint commission for the promotion
Of the exhibitions of the works Of industry Of all
nations in the year 1851. sf@a4
, The commissioners arc authorized to make full
and diligcnt inquiry into the best mode by which
the productions Of the colonies and of foreign coun
tries may be introduced into the kingdom.
.ty te France.
General Lamoriciere arrived on the 9th instant at
Paris, having returned from his mission TO st. Pc
tersburg. The prompt return of this minister, who
conceived it to be his duty to leave his family by
the way in order TO arrive sooner at Paris, caused
an apprehension of something serious.
M. Gustave dc Beaumont, who represented
France at Vienna, had also returned to Paris.
The Monitew has officially announced the eleva-
ton Of General Jerome Bonapartc, the ex-King of
Westphalia, to the rank of Marshal of France.
Three hundred Polish refugees, residing in Paris,
have been informed that the stipend hitherto al
lowed will cease after the lst of january.
The National quotes a letter from Lyons, OF the
ID instant, announcing that, on that day, all the
journals received from Paris had been
seized in the coffee houses and shops of the news
vendors of that city.
The Parie announces that q force Of two thou
sand men will be sent to La Plata, to support the
negotiations with Rosas. EllYs NsgF@
Cabrera has been arrested in Paris by the police.
A large number of vessels have been wrecked at
Cherbourg, during storm, ON the 9th of De-
Lamartine's health has much improved since our
last report lt slsst .iafs3 l3rI4
The Socialists who attempted revolutionary
movement at Rheims, on the 18th of June last, and
who were prosecuted by the Attorney General, have
been acquitted by jury, at Chalons. lilI,S
The AssEMBLy.-At the meeting on the It'll, an
other ballot for President took place, and M Dupin
obtained 1877 votes, being majority of 22l over M
Michel. NJ Dupin was accordingly elected Presi-
dent for the next three months. General Bedeau
was elected fourth Vice President. The debate on
the question of the River Plate then resumed,
and, amongst the various amendments proposed, 1t
was agreed that the one submitted by M. Rance
should take priority. 1t was follows: Whereas,
the treaty Of Admiral le Predour has not been sub
mitted to the ratification OF the National Assembly;
Whereas the Government declares that it intends TO
continue the negotiations, with avicw TO guaranty
the honor and interests of the Republic and that in
all cases our countrymen shall be seriously protect
ed against the contingencies which might menace
them the banks Of La Plata, the Assembly passes
10 the order Of the day.
( M Daru, in the name Of the committee, urged
the necessity Of voting the resolution submitted
by them in favor Of armed negotiation. The min
lster of justice said, behalf Of himself and his
colleagues he should support NJ. RANGES amend
nent. When put 10 the vote, the amendment
vas carried by 33S 10 300, victory fairly claimed
~ ministers, il is a decision in favor Of peace.
The articles granting credits to pay the money
lue TO Monteyideo were then voted, and tho whole
all was finally adopted by 496 to SO. On the 18th
A. Dupin resumed his scat as President. The bill
uthoriing the dismissal of primary schoolmasters
the project came on for discussion, and was car
led by a majority of 352 70 205 This Is another
Ministerial victory over the Mountain and Legiti-
list coalition. 81 t.t
The President of tho republic, on the report ofthe
mister Of marine, has conferred the decoration OF
&c Legion Of Honor on twenty naval sur gcons, as
recompense for their exertions and dcyotcdness
ning the prevalence Of the cholera at the various
wal ports.
General Cordova, who was daily expected at
adrid from Italy, would IL was believed, super
&c the minister Of war in that department The
radio announces the arrival at Cadiz Of the young
unit Of st. Augustine, son of Queen Christina and
Duke de Rianzarcs, and Of Lola Monies and her
sband.
The Pals and Heraido state that the fact Of the
iccn Of Spain being in an interesting position Is
confirmed; and the former journal, repeating
lat said few days ago, inumatcs that an
ical announcement OF her majcsty's situation
II shortly be made. The Herdido states that the
pc was to return TO Rome on the I'd Of January.
Austris and Hungary.
Advices have been received from Vienna TO the
Ia. At that date IL rumorcd that in January
emperor would publish proclamation sus-
nding, nero motss, the constitution for two years.
The Austrian cabinet has been frightened from its
opriety by the rumor OF an alliance between Prus-
!, France and England. nrel
The Austrian ministry, in its poverty, Is casting
onging eye on the vast estates OF Prince Czarto-
sky, in Galicia, and the forgery department OF
Austrian cbanccry is busted in connecting docu-
entary evidence OF fabulous conspiracy with
hich Prince Czsrtorysky IL to be connected, in
der that he may be robbed Of his estates.
Serious disturbances have broken out in Croatia,
nd three priests, who preached obedience TO the
mperor, have been seized and hung by their con-
regations. ...s r.ti.
A reception was held by the Emperor Of Austria
IN the 23d ult. II was remarked that not n single
Hungarian nolability attended the reception. IL
NJ. Palacky, chief Of tho Tschcch Tor nationally
party in Bohemia, has published n protest against
The dangers Of Capitalization in Austria, md re-
commenting the creation Of federal state, in
which all the natonaliics shall be represented on
a footing of perfect equality.
The ncv Anstrian consfitutiOn sOlemnly