The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-16
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Three Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA
HALIFAx, August Nd. m

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, August Ia. IN.
The royal mail steamer Niagara arrived at her
wharf here at nine O'Clock this morning She
brings dates from Liverpool TO the Sd of August,
and London to the I'd.
The steamer Atlantic sails the 2st instant.
Every berth had already been taken when the
Niagara sailed. Jenny Lind had positively taken
passage in her for New York.
England.
The exciting topic in the House of Commons con-
tinues TO be the admission non admission OF Ba
ron Kothschild to his seat in Parliament On
Thursday evening the debate was again resumed,
but on ntimatlon from the attorney general that
he had some definite resolutions to propose, the iur-
ther discussion was adjourned. In the course OF
the sitting he gave notice that he would, on Mon
day next, move the following resolutions,
First, ''That Baron Rothschild is not entitled to
visit in this House, to sit in this House, during
any debate, until he shall take the oath of abura-
ton in form appointed by law
Second, THAT this House WILL at the earliest OPP
portunity in the next session of Parliament, take
into its serious consideration the form of the oath
of abjuraton, with view to relieve her majesty e
subjects protesting the Jewish religion"
The announcement of these resolutions was re-
ccived with much Indignation by the House and in
political circles 1t is anticipated that the govern
ment will be thoroughly beaten.
serious forgery the Austrian Bank OF
Vienna has just been discovered in London. 1t ap
pears that person named Hill had been appre-
of T. ia, 900.
meeting, numerously attended, held in
Manchester on Wednesday, for the purpose of con-
sderng plan for the cultivation OF cotton in the
Lord Brougham is to be created an Earl with the
reversion OF the title to his brother.
The Greenock Advertiser says: ga strong proba
bility exists OF direct passenger communication
being opened between GreenoCk and New York,
by line OF Screw steamers, the property of Green
ock owners"
At meeting of Mexican bond holders at Lon
don, on Thursday, it waadetermined TO send spe-
cal agent to Mexico, with the view of getting some
approximation to justice from that government.
The recent victory of the Danes over the Sches
wigers has given rise to much discussion in the
London journals The Times and Post defend the
pretensions OF Denmark, and are high in their
praise of this last crusade against the ancient lib
critics of lower Germany, while the Chronicle and
Daily Neics warmly espouse the causc of the
Duchies. Speaking of the articles in the former
journals, the Ne,cs says: at is with humiliation
that we see English influences at work to involve
our own country actively in this quarrel, and that
ON the wrong side. Their object to abet the
views of Austria and Russia the deliberation of
the conference on Danish questions, which resumed
its deliberations to- day.
Prussia has, at the last hour, given symptoms Of
rehabilitation. Prussia has refused to take part in
the conference, and has withdrawn its envoy from
Frankfort, rather than acquesce in the designs Of
Austria to reconsitute, on the old footing, the Cen
trail Diet, blown to the winds by the revolution of
lS49.
Upon this attitude go tardily assumed by Prus-
sia, reposed the last hope of the friends of constu
tional government to that power interpose it.
SELF not only between the liberties ofthe Duchies and
Of Germany, but the increasing sabre sway of which
Russia and Austria the champions. The allied
journals embrace the moment of the conference
resuming its deliberations to whcedlc the govern
ments OF France and England, and bully the gov
eminent of Prussia into subjection TO the recon
struction of the Germanic Confederation on the alb
lat mi n a
Duchies to the uncontrolled will of the king Of
Denmark, or his master the Gar.
The British Admiralty have given notice of the
arrival on Thursday of intelligence from Capt.
Austin, and the English and American squadrons
sent in search of Sir John franklin. Capt. Austin
on board the Eugenia, transport, left Whale Fish
Island, on the 23d of June, all well-perlect in
every equipment; the steamers with six weeks
coal on board The day after Capt. Austin sailed
the American expedition, consisting of two schoon
ers, arrived at Whale Fish Island, and sailed TO the
northward on the Goth, all well. The season for
exploration is considered fairly opened, but no in
telhgence has been obtained Of the missing
sells.
The celebrated Liebig is about to visit the United
States for the purpose of ecturing on chemistry.
An awful railway collision occurred Thurs
day at Glasgow, by which number OF persons
lost their lives.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, AUGUST 3.-Thcre
was 3D. per ID. advance in cotton after the depar-
ture of the Pacific. Fair Orleans quoted at 81.
Sales of the week III 900 bales of which specula-
tors took II 900, and exporters 1900 bales. The
Havre cotton market was active on Thursday at
advanced rates.
BREADsTuFrs.-The market for flour quiet,
without change in prices. Wheat unchanged.
Indian corn had farther advanced Cd.
Money continues abundant, and discounts
easy. Consols closed on Wednesday at 81, and on
Thursday and Friday at 96i.
The bullion in the Bank Of England is about
$4,000 900 sterling.
American stocks are steady, but business rather
limited. U. s. stocks unchanged; Pa. So 81 a IS;
Md. SIS goa 81.
There is an increased activity in the manufactur-
ing districts AT Manchester, on Thursday, there
was an active inquiry for yarns; and the improved
quotations Of Tuesday, consequent on the Europas
advices, could be obtained without difficulty. The
demand extends TO yarns Of almost all qualities.
Cloths have partakcn only to slight degree Of the
improvements in yarns, but there is more business
doing, and every description Of goods suiung the
market 60 of at ight advance
From the woolen districts in Yorkshire il IL said
employment is good, and profitable return trade
is anticipated.
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