Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA,
14DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

Speeeh-Great Riot in Paris-l6o,ooo Troops
under arms.
By Telegraph for the Baltimore Clipper.
HALIFAX, Feb. "a, A. NJ
The Royal mail steamer America arrived a,
Halifax at half past O'Clock last night, with
dates from Liverpool to Feb. 9th and London
9Th.
ENcIANp.-The intelligence from the manu-
featuring districts is still encouraging and favor
able The latest accounts from India warrant
the anticipation of increased orders for goods
from that quarter.
The Queens speech has been very favorably
received. Both houses OF Parliament were O.
pened by proxy OH the 31st ut. when the
speech from the Queen was delivered by Lord
Chancellor. Its reference TO continental affairs
is esteemed Of more than ordinary Importance.
After lamentng the death of the late Queen
Dowager, and stating in the usual terms that
England is at peace with all foreign nations it
remarks upon the subject of the difficulty be-
tween the Turkish and Russian governments,
that what followed in the course Of the war
with Hungary, produced questions of serious
character, with regard to Austria en- one hand,
and Russia on TIE o,her,as also with the Sublime
Porte. With regard TO the cruel treatment Of
the Hungarian prisoners and these patriots who
had taken refuge in Turkey after their defeat in
the Hungarian contests, it is said III the speech
of the Queen, that explanations have taken
place between the disputing powers, which have
partially removed the feeling which il had en-
gendered with this Government.
The speech also foreshadows in some degree
the main features and policy Of the Ministers.
FRANcE.-Ihe news frcm France informs us
that more riots have occurred i'll Paris.
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sege, in consequence of violent mob, which
originated in consequence of an order issued to
cut down certain liberty trees planted during the
revolution. When the order was issued, large
crowds assembled around these last emblems OF
French liberty, and when the public attempted
to cut them down, they were torcibly resisted to
the end, and driven off by the enraged people.
The military, however, were ordered out, and
soon dispersed the mob, with a loss Of seven
wounded. Gen. LaInoriciere was hooteel at in
all directions BY The populace. Since this affair,
that part OF Paris has continued in great ternent,
and there is no telling what the next mail may
bring. The Moniteur attributes the whole affair
to be the desire Of Napoleon 10 concentrate the
government in his own person in perpetuity.
About 900 persons concerned III the riot have
been committed to prison, which gave rise to
several outbreaks since which all has been
quiet.
On Monday 100000 soldiers wera under arm.
in Paris.
Wholesale arrests have been made in the de-
partments without any cause being assigned
thereafter by the police.
Several steamers have left Toulon 10 bring
home the French troops from Rome.
Passports have been officially abolished.
BREApsruFTs.-The Corn market has been
depressed and prices dropping. Yellow Corr,
has declined about Sd per quarter of ago los.
Flour is also heavy with a decline of Is. 70 Is
Cd per bbl on best brands.