The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-18
From the ". Y. Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

ARRIVAL OF THE FnAHKLIN.
From France and England.
The new steamer Franklin, Captain Wotton, ar
rived at her wharf at an early hour this morning,
having arrived at Sandy Hook last evening. She
left Southampton at O'clock ON Saturday after
noon. November I'd, and Havre the day before.
Among the passengers notice the names of
General Welsh, Mademoisellc Caroline; and Mon
sier Loissit, with fine troupe of equestrians from
Franconi, with eight highly trained horses.
The Franklin has had remarkably good pas
sage for this season Of the year. The passengers
express themselves highly grati6ed with the quail
ties OF the ship, and speak in admiration of her
commander and officers.
We are under great obligations to Mr.. Hincken,
the purser, for London papers to the I'd of Novem.
GER inclusive, and Paris to the lst.
REroRrxD Loss OF U. 8. SHIP YoRKrowN.-The
Queen Nab, arrived at Liverpool on 3lst of Octo-
Der, reports that the U. s. soop of,war Yorktown
was lost on the north part of st. Jago, Cape dc
Verd Islands. the 10th of SepteInber-crew
saved. The information was derived from the royal
yacht schooner Ariel, from st. Jago, which was
spoken on the I'd of October in lat. lao, long 27o
The London Illustrated Ne,os Of November Sd,
containsa good likeness OF CONWAY, the Ojibbeway,
In full costume, as he appeared in Drury Lane the
atrc' ut great temperance meeting
entertainment given on board the Franklin, in
port of Havrc, the 9th of October Among the
distinguished persons present were nj Lesseps, direc
tor OF foreign affairs Nj Thayer, director general of
the post Offices Leon Faucher, vice president Of the
National Assembly; MN. Bcnguot and ANGEL, del
egates: Mr.. Rive., Minister of the United States;
nj. Barman, Minister of Switzerland; M. Blaque, at
tache OF the Ottoman embassy; nj. Herme, presi-
dent Of the chamber of commerce of Havre; the
mayor OF that city; number Of other public funC
tionaries; and NM. Xavier Raymond, editor of the
journal DIES Debats; Nefftzer, of La Presse; Lang
ley, OF Galignani's Messenger; Delamere, of La
Patria; and Hurat, of the Constitutional.
Capt. Wotton presided on the occasion, assisted
by Mr. lselin, one Of the consignees.
The frat toast given was, "The health Of the |
President of the French Republic" This was re- |
sponded to by nj. de Lesseps, who concluded his |
remarks with sentiment complimentary TO the |
President of the United States.
Mr.. Rives returned thanks At the commence
ment of his speech he gave his sentment-"Per- |
petuity to the ancient friendship between France
and the United States-and at its close offered an
the practical and simple means of reali-
zation-"A direct line Of steamers, half French, |
half American, between Havre and New York"
This was replied to by NJ. Leon Faucher, Vice |
President of the National Assembly. Addresses |
were subsequently made by NJ Herme, Vice Prcsi |
dent Of Chamber of Commerce, Capt. Wotton, NJ. |
iscn, M. Thayer Nj. Featherstonhaugh the En- |
glish Consul. NJ. Expert, M. Cory, Of Cincinnati, |
lwho spoke in English.) and others
We shall probably, if leisure will permit trans /
Ia some Of the speeches hereafter.
The ROMAN Bishops. excitement |
still prevails in England in consequence of the
cent episcopal and arch episcopal appointments by
the Pope. The Bishop of London recommends that !
addresses to the Queen be sent up from all parts
the country. The London Standard of the evening |
OF the LIST instant says
eve have the satisfaction to be able TO announce |
from high authority that her Most Gracious Ma
lesty s most anxious to receive the addresses of
loyal and faithful people, and ready to respond to
their incorporating determination to resist this
impudent interference with her authority
A large meeting of clergymen of the Established |
when a memorial to the Bishop of London was
agreed upon.
China and East Indies.
The express, anticipating the overland mail,
reached London at an early hour the morning
Of the lst instant, bringing advces from Bombay
to the 3D. Of October, and Calcutta to Odd of Sep
TENDER. The news is not Of much interest to
American readers.
Sir G. Napier to leave for England
Bengal commissariat contractor, lately charged
with extensive frauds on the government, had met
the difficulty by bringing claim against the gov
for million and quarter Of rupees an
outstanding balance on his accounts during the
afghan war.
The controversy between Dissenters and the Es-
tablished Church had broken out icrcely at Bonn
bay, the bishop denying the right OF interment in
ground to Dssenters, and threatening
with some mysterious penalty all undertakers who |
might assist at funeral not attended by a clergy
man of the Establishment.
Lieutenant and three ensigns had been dis
missed from the army for having been engaged in
duels, ms principals seconds, while under arrest
The rainy season was nearly over
France.
The people OF Paris seem TO devote far more time
and attention 10 personal trihes, gossip about their
officers of government than to the great prnciplcs
by attention 10 which alone can a permanent free
government be established. The latest hobby of
Ihis sort appears to have been some disagreement
between the President of the republic and the
commander In-chief of the army, General Chan |
GARNER. This trifing matter, the details of which
are given below, has not only been made the sub
oct OF grave and angry discussion in the political
papers, but even the permanent committee of the
National Assembly beld extraordinary sitting
with special reference 10 it, at which the propriety
Of specially converting the National Assembly was
gravcly discussed for some hours, and finally non.
,oncurred in. THE discussions" says the Buile-
hin de Paris, "were very animated, but attended
With no result, owing, it is said TO the conciatory
disposition Of some of the influential members of
The committee" The cause OF the disagreement
chief is thus described
The post of honor called that of PEchelle at
The Iuilcres, was occupied by the national guards
The day before yesterday, at the moment of reliev
ng guard, and when the chief Of the post, belong
ng to the tenth legion, ready to give up the
place to some OF the same force, he saw come 10
replace him company of the gendarmerie mo
Jile, to whom the post of honor Of the Ecbele had
place wvbout an order enanating from the staff
IL the hrst military division, and without the
-esponsbility OF General Neumayer being directly
Engaged in it, lie stated that the national guards
were much excited by the circumstance; that the
OF the suppression Of one OF its posts of honor
had produced very sad effect on the different le-
sions, and that there was even a question Of max
ng an energetic remembrance on the subject at
he Elysee. ii 10 added that the President of the
Republic was completely stranger TO the mea-
'urc, and that, in order TO offer to the national
guard fresh proof Of his sincere regard for that
orcc, he decided, although with regret, to remove
he person who had signed the order for thus dis
placing the national guard"
The report from Paris, the evening of the LIST
Instant, was, that the bank account was highly sat
siactory, there having been considerable increase
N discounts and an enlarged issue of notes.
The National Assembly to meet on the 18th
Instant.
Several arrests have taken place in Touon and
in connexon with the conspiracy dis
covered at Lyons.
schIeswig Hoistein
IL lie understood that slight skirmish had taken
place between the outposs of the Danish and Ger
nan forces since lsst ndviccs, the particulars Of
which arc not dyulgcd. IL is said that the Danes
we're driven back with n severe loss for SO trif1inR