The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-23
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
The Quickest Passage on Record--Isn days
and Fifteen hours from Dock to Dock. q
Important from France.
AFFAIRS OF HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
THE MARKETs. &c &c.


ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
The MARKETS, &c, &c.
The steamship Atlantic, Capt West, arrived
at her wharf at New York yesterday morning,
Mt o'clock, making the best passage on record
to wit--ten days and fifteen hours from dock 10
dock P n t31939fa' 3.a ~
4 The A. left Liverpool on the 10th inst. ut IL
NJ, made the Highland Lights, at 8 40 p. NJ, at
2 A. M, came to ut Quarantine, and at A A. NJ.
arrived at her dock, a., - ,
She brings dates from Liverpool to the 10th,
London to the 9th, and Paris to the 9th inst,
inclusive. i.s.54tAto1 sAt la1H
The Berlin papers are filled with comments
on the Danish treaty; no party in Germany
seems satisfied with it. Hostilities between the
army of the Duchies and that of Denmark is
considered probable; all the villages, from Hos
sen to Holding, are full of troops.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Sunday,
at 6 A. NJ
Cotton had advanced l-sd on receipt of the
Canada's news fg ae ,lgsaj al
Z The corn market has improved Indian corn
advanced Sd to Is Flour firm. Wheat Dant-
zig) i'd to Sd advance per 10 lbs ~ t,.,i,y u
All kinds Of American provisions have made
slight advance.
Ashes are steady ~
Coffee is Is. dearer. 9<#14 So IF EieH
Tallow-Limited in demand os set
Freights scarce. }aa aa7 saH .aa "
Money is easy Consols closed yesterday at
95 IL to 81 on account. b
Foreign securities are dull.
The state of trade is still good
ENGLAND. g4 -
The effect which the death of Sir Robert Peel
will have upon the future prospects of political
parties here has been the al-engrossng topic since
the sailing Of the America. The right honorable
baronet was buried yesterday, at Drayton Manor.
The funeral, although intended to be private, was
attended by vast concourse of people, and by a
great body Of the most eminent men in Europe
There is nothing yet definitely known az to the
bulk or disposition of his property. ig
Robert Peel (the present bardnet arrived in town
on Sunday afternoon, from Geneva, where he was
staying when the melancholy news Of his fathers
death reached him. 4Et III I1iH z
We have this week to record the death OF the
Duke Of Cambridge. The Duke died at his house
in PiccadilIy on Monday night.
FRANCE Isa =.
PARIS, Sunday Morning-On Friday afternoon,
young man, named George Alfred Walker, com
positor, was arrested near the Eysee under sus-
picious circumstances. A loaded pistol was found
in his possession, and he confessed that lie had
assassnatng the President of the Republic. 81
Yesterday he was examined by the Project of
Police. ~ - .a ~
The Gazette de France contradicts the report that
the Comtesse de Chambord is enciente.
M. Ledru Rollins new paper, lie Postscript, was
yesterday seized by the authorities.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
VIENNA, July ban JelIachich has arrived in
Agram, where he now possesses the authority of a
viceroy. The official journals are full of the adj
dresses which he has published to the population
In all his addresses, however, there is not one
word to be found Of the Banal council, Of the
ministry, or Of the important questions Of the
day. They contain nothing but extravagant pro-
testatlons Of his loyalty TO the imperial house,
and praise Of the great patriotism which he de-
clares he has on all occasions manifested Six or
eight months ago. his loud-tongued praises Of him
self and his party were received with enthusiasm
by large portion of the Creation population, but
since then the conviction has been gradually
gaining ground amongst his former adherents and
friends, that he is only patriotic mouther, whose
patriotism has served us a mask, beneath which
he has served the court, by carrying through most
unpatrotic and unpopular measures The middle
classes in Croatia are more politically enlightened
than in any other province of the empire a fact,
the truth Of which is plainly apparent ii the char
acter Of its journalism. Many of the younger
branches Of society in Agram bitterly repent the
support which they lent . the government against
the Maygars, and sigh for the liberal concessions
which Kossuth and his colleagues would have
made them. t@'h
4 The right of association has been taken away
from the liberal party, and their opponents ia
vored by government in the most extraordinary
manner. Associations similar to the Russian
Treubund are forming in every province, with the
especial sanction of the ministry. The Catholic
priests hold numberless meetings, unmatched and
uncontrolled by any police authority. Trials by
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of imprisonment for life were pronounced against
nine members Of the Hungarian diet, who took
no part whatever in the war. -
/. VIENNA, July 2.-The accounts which appear in
the Vienna journals Of the insurrection in BuIga-
ria are very contradictory, but from all it is clear
that several serious engagements have taken place;
in most Of which the insurgents were defeated
y One battle occurred in the neighborhood Of Wild
den. The Turks defeated the undciplined horde
opposed to them after a very short but sanguinary
most Of the latter escaped into Serva.
Another engagement occurred at Beogradatz, with
a similar result On this occasion one of the
chief leaders Of the insurgents was captured by
the Turks
According TO the Osservatere Dalmato, the in
habitants of Bagnani are ripe for instruction
against the Turkish rule. The same authority
states that the population Of Montenegro and
Grabova are also in very disturbed state.
7 ~ .4 ROME. 4 Is as,l !
We have letters of the Goth ult., from our cor
RESPONDENT in the Roman States. The peace Of
The capital was well preserved, though variety
of absurd rumors were in circulation. The at
tention Of the diplomatic corps at Rome had been
much excited, on learning that the Pope, at the
ceremony of st. Peters, modified the protest
usually read against the King OF Naples for re-
fusing to pay tribute to the Holy See, and the
belief prevails that the protest will be abandoned
in future. The protest against Parma and PA
cenza was made in the usual form.
.,s SPAIN. ..
Our letters from Madrid on the 81 state that
the Queen IS confinement is daily expected, and
that her majesty was in a satisfactory state. An
attempt the part Of the Carlists to issue pro-
clamaticn, PROGRESSING to emanaie from the kng'
and directed against the legitimacy Of the forth
coming prince or princess had been discovered.