The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-25
NEWS by THE ASIA.

The ASIA AND PAcFIc.-We copy the fol-
lowing from Wilmer & Smiths Times of Octo-
Der IL
THE "AsIA."-Ths truly splendid and power.
full steamship, under the command OF Captain Jud-
kins, which sailed from New York on the 25th ul-
tmo, arrived in port Saturday, at midnight, al
ter making the most extraordinary and rapid run
ever performed between New York and Liverpool.
The "PAcIFIo." Captain Nye has made another
excellent passage with his favorite steamship, the
Pacific. She entered the Mersey little before IL
O'Clock on Thursday last, after run Of less than
eleven days.
England.
The cholera has broken out among the troops
stationed at Hull.
The fourth annual meeting of the Evangelical
Alliance has been held in Liverpool. 1t was well
attended, and the best feeling appears to have rested
upon the members.
yearly meeting of the Royal Mail Steamship Com
pany was held at the London Tavern. The report
stated that there had been increase in the receipts
of El3,4SI los l0d those of the corresponding
half year in 1919. dividend of f2 per share was
unanimously agreed. With reference to the car
rying of the mails by direct route to the w est
Indies and Brazi-the report stated that the com
pany had contracted with the government to carry
them for f270 900.
Five steamships, each of $3.50 tons, and of
800 horses nominal power, are constructing and
expected to be ready for in the course of
next year. When the new ships perform the Atlantic
voyages the total acceloration will probably be-
Jamaica. IL days each way. Total 90 days.
Chagres. .l5 do do 80
Mexico. . do do 10
British Guiana do do Is
Fourteen steam vessels will be sufficient to per-
form the whole service after the frat Of January
next.
nue. for the quarter which terminated yesterday
have been published. They show decrease the
quarter, as compared with the corresponding quar-
ter last year, OF f2S9 ,OOS.
kIsuop Nj OUrFN-'The ord Rishon
OF London addressed letter of rcmonstrance to her
majesty for not having clergyman Of the cstab
shed church in her suite while on her present tour,
and for attending Presbyterian place OF worship
at Bamoral reply was sent to the Bishop,
pressive of her majesty disapprova of such inter-
ference, and Observing that her majesty had not
stepped out of her duty in attending public
ship in the established Church of Scotland.
France.
The Monitew publishes decree of the President
of the Republic, opening credit to the Minister of
the Interior to the amount of 1903 000f, for the pur
chase of a portion of the paintings of the late King
of the Louvre.
nj. Guzot, it is reported, is about to resume his
former cOnnexion with the Journal DIES Debats.
Madame de Vaines, a niece of M. Guizot, was
verely burned few days ago at the Chateau de
Villelouet, her dress having accidentally taken fire.
and the Paris papers have since announced her
death She was only in her 25th year.
The President of the Republic distributed sixty
hogsheads of claret to the troops reviewed at Yer
saiiles
Paris, Thursday, Oct. lOth-7 p. m.-The much
spoken of cavalry review, on the plain of Satory,
near Versailles, took place to-day, and attracted
an immense crowd from Paris and the neighborng
places The number Of troops on the ground was
about $4,000, of which fully one half cavalry
Spain.
1t is rumored that the government has resolved
to issue 100 900 900 OF reals of State paper in shares
bearing per cent. interest, and redeemable in
twenty years, the capital to be applied in pa wing
of certain outstanding debts of the Treasury-viz
10000, 900 of reals to The Bank of Fomento for ad
vances made under the contract of lS45, which two
hundred millions were to be advanced in series
ofyears for road making; and the remaining thir
ty millions to other creditors, for contracts of works
In roads, &c.
Denmark and the Duchies.
On the 7th October the whole of the Schleswig
Holstein troops withdrew from before Friedrich
stadt to the positions which they had occupied on
the 29th September, and the artillery was brought
back to Rendsburg.
The ferry house at Wollersum, immediately OBJ
posie Friederichstadt on the Holstein side of the
Eyder, being occupied by some Hostein artillery
was cannonaded by the Danes the morning Of
the 9th, and burned down. Six Danish gunboats
two steamers, (the Geyser and Hebe,) and some
transports, were lying of the mouth of the Eyder
The Danish Chamber was opened on the 9Th by
royal commission
The Senate of Hamburg has been officially in
formed by the Danish government that il will not
recognise the notes issued or 20 be issued, by the
Staathalterecheit of the Duches, nor the small mo-
ney that 1t proposes to coin II therefore the
Senate against receiving either.
Germany.
Accounts from Cassel TO the It'll October, repre-
sent the city as tranquil. No change had taken
place in the state of afIairs. The deputation from
the Supreme Council had had interview with
the Elcctor at Wihelmsbad. The Eector repu-
dated distinctly all respect for the laws and CON
stitution by virtue of which alone he rcigns de-
clarcd that he considered any and every limitation
of lia aOyereipn and dpapOIic nm of
usurpation; and when the deputaton protested
against any infringement of the law, and expressed
hope that the provisions of the law would be OBJ
served, the lawlcss law breaking and law reject
ing Prince replied, 'In consequence the servants
Of the State will command, the Prince must obey"
and would hear no more, and the deputaton
withdrew.
The telegraphic line between Berlin and Brus.
sells is completed and open far as Verviers; the
remaining Belgian portion will, il is said, be com
pleted during the month of November, part to
Brussels and then direct by Malines 20 Ostend.
From Cassel, learn that General Haynau is
under arrest in his house On the morning of the
9th, Lieutenant Generals Urff and Gerland, &C
companied by two auditors went 10 interrogate
the General. lie was go much astonished that he
opened the window and cried "treason." The
officers, nevertheless, proceeded.
All the officers, except those Of the hussars have
informed General Haynau that they will lay down
their arms unless the elector puts end TO the
present state of afairs. General Haynau at first
threatened to send the officers who went to arrest
Hh W prison, OUT WDen ne perceived that tney had
taken measures TO carry out their intention, he
promised to suspend nil further proceedings till he
had received new instructions from Wihellnsbsd,
and not to break his arrest The General lie said
to be unwell.
The cause ofthe arrest was the sending round
patrols TO close the presses and selling two three
journals, the editor Of one Of which, DR.. Oelker,
having resisted, was carried off TO prison.
Holland.
The States General Of Holland was opened at the
Hague, by the king in person, on the 7th instant.
The speech was of very favorable character.
Russia.
The Emperor of Russia is expected at Warsaw.
corps of %, 900 has been stationed along the
frontiers Of kamieniez Podo'ski, to the South OF
Chozim. There is much mystery about it's desti-
nation.
Italy.
Letters from Rome, of the Both September, an
nounce the Papal consistory, naming Dr.. Wise
man cardinal archbishop of Westminster, hav-
ing taken place that morning
, n Genoa journal exposes tho sham miracles Of
the winking virgin of Rimini, and publishes a dia
gram showing the manner in which, by pulling
certain wires, priest concealed in the drapery