The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-22
FURTHER NEWS BY THE EUROPA.
England.

The question relative to Rothschd taking his
seat in the House Of Commons has been postponed
to the next session, when new bill will be intro
duced upon the subject.
The Irish Franchise bill, mutilated by the House
OF Lords, has been received by the House Of Com
mons, who have substituted a El2 qualification,
which adds 10000 votes to the Irish constituen-
cleo
The Queen and Court are to leave London for
Scotland on the 23d inst, previous to which her
majesty was expected to prorogue Parliament in
person.
The Irish Inert Right Conference meeting, now
being held at Dublin is said to be noble assembly,
and though it's declarations are soneweat stagger-
ing, its orderly and busness-lke attitude is sug.
gestive of success What Sir Robert Peel, over and
over again in the late session, asked for Ireland
comprehensive legislation, the Conference certainly
offers for their proposal, and ia equivalent to social
revolution
| In the placing of the land in the hands of the
people, il we mistake not, an agitation has com
lnenced which agitates eociety in Ireland TO its
heart, which, until appeased by the reotred con-
cessions, will engulf all petty plans of the present
government. The conference is composed of the
ablest men of the country
The new Cabinet at Washington Is regarded by
the English leading press with much favor.
The announcement of the end OF the repeal move
ment in Ireland was premature. At meeting
last week the rent was declared at t2S, and it is
now said the society is scarcely out of debt.
The Gorham controversy has been brought to a
close, the reverend gentleman having gained his
point in every respect.
The man who threatened the life of Sir John
Russell has been committed for trial.
The prospects of an abundant harveat are gene
| rally good, except for potatoes. The rot was re-
ported to be spreading rapidly, especially in the
southern part of Ireland.
The Board of Trade returns, for the month end
ing the 9th of July, show increase in the de-
cared value of expectations of E427 900, as com
pared with the corresponding month of last year
The aggregate value of exports during the first
half of the present year has been Eil 779 544; show
ing increase OF $500 ,06s, as compared with
the corresponding period of ls49
The American Minister, lady and daughter, are
on visit to the Duke and Duchess of Northumber-
land, at Ainwick Castle.
1t is said that the Great Britain steamship has
been purchased for f25 900, and that she is to
with passengers the Pacific, between Panama
| and San Francisco
Several Socialists have been arrested in Paris for
threatening the lives of representatives.
The cholera had nearly disappeared from Tou
lon
The crop will not be plentiful as antci-
patcd,
The Minister of War has demanded another
credit of II, 557 $40 francs to meet the expenses of
contingent OUTLAWS.
A private letter from Dembinski states that the
Turkish government, at the demand of the Russia
and Austrian governments, had ordered him TO be
removed where Kossuth and his companions are
confined.
terrible storm broke over Paris on Wednesday,
50 that for hours the streets we're impossible. The
heavens were completely obscured, and in some
houses candles were lighted.
A great Lcgitimist conference is being held at
Wicsbaden. The delegates circling around
the Count de Chamborg. NJ. Guizot is among the
number, with the Princes Lieven, Bereyer, aud La
Rochegaugucm. The conference is supposed 60
have deep political meaning
The new law relative To the press has already
had the effect of killing several provincial journals,
and in all cases the circulation OF the papers has
been greatly diminished.
Denmark and the DucbIes.
A PROTOCOL recognising substantially all the
leading views of the Danish government, was
signed in London on Saturday by nearly every
foreign Minister at Court telegraphic de-
spatch, dated Hamburg LIST, says: Willisen has
declared that he will bold the Danish provinces re
sponsible for whatever may happen 10 the provinces
OF the Holsteincrs. No change has taken place in
the position Of the armies. Willscn declares his
troops cannot be drawn from the coil Of s-hleswig
HOlstein, and that two hundred officers from yari
QUE branches OF the army had recently joined his
standard.
The Danish force IA estimated At IL 900. Ad-
vices from Actora Of the 5h, state that collision
took place between the Danes and Holstein armies
near Mohede, which resulted in the defeat Of the
Danes. IL is thought that should Willisen be vic
torious in the next battle and cross the Eyder,
Russia and England will interfere; and should
the Danes triumph, Prussia and Hanover will be
likely 10 attack them; should either Russia or Eng
land interfere there IL reason 20 apprehcnd rcvo-
luton in Germany which her present rulers may
be unable to control.
Under date Of Berlin, August 30, VIC learn that
the question Of a German Parliament and cOnstitu-
ton IL again allowed 10 slumber; and in reference
10 the Danish ratification, all hopes Of their success
at an end, as Prussia and Austria cannot come
TO any satisfactory adjustment
The Prussian corps Of observation, under Gene
raj Hahn, has established It's headquarters at Borz
eburg, near the Iiostein frontier. The remainder
Of tho division IL continued northward along the
IIolstcin Schwcrin frontier.
We learn from Berlin that nearly two hundred
officers, from various branches Of the army, have
gone 10 join General Willisen and the Holsteiners.
Austria and Hungary.
The Vienna cabinet seems 10 be for peace. There
is nothing talked Of but reduction Of the army
and retrenchment Of its expenditures.
Russia and Turkey.
The Emperor Nicholas has issued a mandate, or
dcring seven men In each one thousand Of the pop
uation OF the western provinces, and ten in each
one thousand in some other provinces, TO be raised
for the army. The population Of thcse districts is
computed at thirty-one millions.
Nothing new from Spain or Portugal. Lamar
tine IL at Constantinoplc.