The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-15
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Two weeks later from Europe.
AdUancs in Cotton Byeadstu6s firm and in demand
-Insurrsction IN Sclauonia- Trouble bet,oeen Aus-
tia and Turkey.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HALRAx,(
| Sunday, Jan. 1910 a. m. {
The steamship Canada, with two weeks later
intelligence from Europe, has just reached this
port, and will leave for New York in about two
hours
The Canada brings l03 through passengers.
The overland mail from India had arrived The
news, however, possesses but little interest.
i rebellion of a formidable character had broken
out in Servia which had alarmed the Austrian gov
eminent.
! Cotton, with an improved feeling, has advanced
one quarter of cent per pound IN the Liverpool
market t-
The corn market, with moderate tone, has
somewhat improved
In the money market there is much competition
for first rate paper, and money continues abund-
ant.
American securities are firm and in good demand.
In the price OF funds little variation has taken
place.
From England there is no political news of con-
sequence n
| Parliament is to assemble the Sd of February.
LIVERPOOL, Dec a. COtfon-Since the sailing
OF the last steamer there have been but two arrivals
| from America at Lverpool--the Caledonia and the
Cambria steamers. The former arrived on the 18th,
and the latter on the oath.
Cotton has, since the departure the last steamer
advanced one farthing per Id. on general descrip-
| tons. The prices quoted ON the 2Sth were, Fair
Uplands Ga; Mobile 8; Orleans g., with an upward
Conn ExoRANGE.-At the Liverpool Corn Elk
change, on the same day, there was a moderate
demand, but an improved tone existed. Prices
were higher than on that day fortnight.
Wheat advanced Cd per 10 lbs.
Flo,g.-Fne brands American brought 25s. per
Dbl. Ordinary 23s. Cd.
Indian COrn.-Whte sells at 20 q 30s, and vel
low at % a 30.
/ LONDON MONEY MARKET, Dec. 2S.-Money still
continues plenty. Consols closed yesterday at 96a;
three per cents. 96S; and the three and quarter
American securities continue firm and in fair de-
mand.
The bullion has increased in the Golfers of the
Bank OF England to within trifc of EFT ,000, 900.
| ScLAvoNIA-REBELLIoN IN SERvIA-DIFFIcUL-
TIES BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEy.-Accounts
| from Vienna and Berlin of the 22d nit. state that
rebellion of most formidable character had broken
out IN Servia in Sclavonia, and the military boun-
dares are up in arms against the Austrian govern
ment
The Sclavonian and Servian boundary regiments
have revolted and raised the Gordon Of the Turkish
frontier, that their is fully secured from the
Breton of their rear in Turkey. They assured
beforehand of all support-a circumstance which
will comphcate the relations, already sufficiently
perplexing, between Austria and the Porte.
The boundary regiments which have revoltcd
are among the bravest and hardest soldiers in the
Austrian service, The grounds of their rising is
resistance to the decree of the Norman lSth organ
izing the Woodschqft The chief movement is in
the Servian, Peterwardein and Weteck military
districts, which are exasperated at being excluded
from the Woodschaf.
The military force Of the rebels is estimated at
10000 men. This force, il appears highly proba-
BILE, will be hourly swelled by assertions from the
Austrian regiments in Peterwarden, Esseg, &c
II is said that Russia has been intriguing TO get
up this insurrection in order to have both Austria
and Turkey entirely dependent upon her. The
proof of which Russian agitation is daily growing
more open and daring, and the incredible activity
Of the agents of that power leads to the clusion
that sanguinary ENHANCEMENT will speedily
break out between Russia and Turkey.
The Prince OF Servia has already refused to pay
the tribute due to the Porte of 81 900 ducats, and
the armng of all male adults is being carried on
with the greatest possible activity, without any
knowing where the arms come from.
India and China.
The overland mail has arrived at Liverpool,
bringing dates from Calcutta to the 6th Madras "
| the l4th, and Bombay TO the 18th of October. The
papers report that India remained unintcrruptedly
quiet.
The Governor General was expected TO leave soon
for England, and il was thoughtthat the command
i erin chief would accompany him home.
Efforts were being made to establish the cutiva-
ton Of tea in the country beyond the Alan, and
also to work the copper mines Of Delhi.
New York, Jan. Ia.
The commercial accounts from London of
the most Hattering kind. Large orders have
rived for the manufacturing districts, which lead
10 tho hope that the new year will commence with
highly improved prospects. Almost every loom in
Lancashire Is hourly employed.
Speaking Of the annexation Of Canada 10 the
| United States, the Morning Advertiser says: "Can-
ada has under consideration the question of sew
GRANGE between the mother country and Canadian
possessions. The conclusion is, that England
| would be no actual loser the threats carried
into execution, but actual gamer. The main
tenancc OF that part of our colonial possessions costs
nearly three hundred thousand pounds per annum.
Colonel Webb, minister 10 Austria, and suite,
had arrived AZ Liverpool, by the Yorkshire, en-
route 10 Vienna, TO commence his diplomatic duties
at the Austrian court.
Cause.-The English ship Of war stationed at
Canton destroyed four hundred pirates, and cap
turcd thirty-two armed junks, with three hundred
men.
RussIA.-An extensive conspiracy is fermenting
at Moscow, which has been discovered. The OBJ
jcct appears 10 be 20 depose the dynasty Of Ro-
monof A Coup de Main against the Gar, was TO
have been attempted years day. The
conspirators are all Of the high nobility and the
Russian national party. II Is the intention Of Rus
STA 70 concentrate all her forces the frontier OF
Turkey, 10 be able at once 10 take advantage Of
any events. This, IL IL believed, may cause Aus
tria TO garrison Poland
FHAscE.-But little news OF moment from this
country. The French capital Journal Du Havre
states, the authority Of private letters from the
United States, that the Cabinet at Washington
have just admitted the justice Of the demand for
indemnity made by NJ Poussin, which the
origin Of his dispute with Mr.. Clayton
AUSTRIA AND HUN0ARy.-A mutiny broke out
in one OF the Austrian regiments in Comorn. Sew
eral superior officers were killed by the cxaspc-
rated men.
The financial deficit Of Austria Is said 10 be 90 900
francs per diem.
THE PAPAL STATEs.-The Pope will not return
70 Rome until after the projected loan has been
completed.
slavery In the United States.
SLAVERY IN TBE COLONIES IN l776.--Aided by an
article which appeared some time since, under the