Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Royal Mail Steamer Europa arrived
at Halifax on Tuesday, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 18th, and London to the 10th
instant
The new American Steamer Atlantic, of the
Collins line, arrived out in 10 days. She reach
ed Liverpool on Friday, 10th of May. She was,
unfortunately, detained 4S hours by an accident
10 her machinery. Her condensing pumps gave
out and her floats broke, they proving too trail.
Previous to the accident she had attained very
high rate of speed Owing TO the above circum-
stances, the Atlantic will not sail on the 18th, as
was contemplated. The day Of her sailing has
no. been fixed.
The Europa left Halifax on Monday evening
for New York
The Steamer America had not arrived at Liv-
erpool when the Europa left
The Steamer Herman arrived out on the 8th
instant.
ENGLAND.-T subject of the steam navi-
cation has absorbed much attention, s. appears
to be the absorbing topic.
The arrival Of the new American steamer At
lantic was looked for with great anxiety, and a
very friendly feeling existed towards the enter
prise.
The Irish Transatlantic Company have al
ready the keel of an experimental vessel
The Government contracts with the West
India Mail Company have been renewed for the
space of ten years. The Company has agreed to
provide new and swifter set Of steamers there
than previously employed.
An attempt was made i'll Parliament to take
off the duty on newspaper advertisements, but
it failed.
Mr.. La Bouchere has again introduced his
merchant service measure, but beyond this no.
thing of moment has been transacted.
One of the weallhiest Lancashire manufactu-
rers, Mr.. Threltall, has been arrested on charge
of forgery. 1t is said that he forged bills TO the
amount of flO 900, and that se12Oo had been
discounted when he was taken, but the money
recovered 1t was thought he would have left
for America, in Europa.
Lord John Russell still too much indisposed in
health to introduce the Lord Lieutenant bill.
The crops drought England were promising.
The new expedition in search Of Sir John
Franklin sailed on the 9Th inst.
FRANCE-The anniversary of the Republic
was celebrated with great pomp. All passed
off auety-not single arrest was made.
GREECE. The ports were again blocked by
Sir. VIM. Parker on the 25th ult. The Greek
Chamber met with closed DOORS when the Greek
Minister explained and said that the renewal OF
Aostilities was in consequence OF the refusal on
the part of the Grecian Government to adjust the
claims of the English Cabinet, although the a
mount was securely settled In answer as to
the support to be expected from protesting pow
erS, the Minister OF foe1gn AIlallSsalu ne expect
ed none, Notwithstanding his pressing solicita-
lions 10 that effect
RUSSIA The sum which the Austriens have
to pay to Russia as decentralization for the ex-
penses of the Russian troops during the cam
paign is 100000 silver rubles. Russia takes
salt from Austria to the amount OF 200, 900, and
100000 are TO be paid i'll yearly instalments
of one million per year.
TURKEY-Ihe Warden of Vienna the Porte
TOD to Ans infi, 1afI AZ
he has definitely fixed the confinement Of the
Hungarian exiles at nine months from the first
of July last, aud that at the expiration OF that
time they will be at full liberty to 60 where they
please.
ADVANCE IN TIE MARKETS.
The -four market was animated at an advance
OF about one shilling per Dbl. Sales at the close
| of Philadelphia and Baltimore, at 23s Sd "a
| shilings, and Of Canadian at 23s 81.