The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-06-29
FuRrnER VIEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

Inc steamer niagara arrived at her wharf ~
East Boston, about five o'clock yesterday after
noon. The files of English papers furnish the fol.
lowing intelligence, in addition to the telegraphic
despatch from Halifax:
The condition of the markets appears not to vary
essentially from that Of the week previous. The
London Shipping Gazette says;
No material alteration has taken place in the
tone Of the grain trade since our last Though tho
character of the weather has been suspicious for
the growing crops, and the reports from the agri
cultural districts have been, and continue, oil iu-
vorable nature, holders of corn have remained very
firm; and excepting at some OF the leading ports
where large supplies Of foreign produce have caused
some depression, the tendency OF prices has been
rather upwards In the southern parts OF the king
dom the wheat plant 10 coming into ear, but II
will not be generally out before the expiration ol
another eight ten days, and the season must
therefore be regarded as more backward by about
a fortnight than Of late years, which IN a climate
like ours is certainly disadvantage; beyond this,
however, we hear of no complaints, and the pros
poets for the harvest are thus far on the whole,
promising.
months, be regulated almost wholly by the wea-
ther and the certainty that the occurrence OF any
thing untoward would have the effect OF causing a
considerable rise is too strong temptation to bc
resisted, and wherever wheat can be bought abroad
80 as to be laid down here at about the price il
may be worth in the English markets at the period
the orders given the possibility OF rise Is sui
fcient to induce the sanguine to overlook the
chances of decline.
The parliamentary debates off,r little that is in
teresting. The excitement on the subject OF the
Cuban expedition appears 10 a,e quite blown over.
The health of Louis Philippe Is rapidly decin-
ing and his symptoms sueh as to cause the
greatest anxiety regarding their immediate re-
suits The ex- king arrived at the Victoria Hotel,
st. Leonardo, about month ago, and has been
confined to his room ever since II Is said that M.
AZ hst..h hot al M
about to pay him visit. Il appears that the ex-
king is anxious that several Of his ancient ministers
should assemble round him before Ills deaih, ana
that some questions Of great POLITICAL Importance
will be discussed in that council IL Is SAID he III
tends in his will to lay down to Instantly the
course which he wishes them to pursue alter his
death. The French Legitinists say THAI his wish
is in favor Of reconciliation with the cder branch
of the Bourbons.
Mr. Samuel Rogers met with very svcre acct
dent on the 9th uitmo, while rcturniG glome from
dining with friend. He was knockediown by Il
cab in crossing the street, and has eveslnce CON
tinued such danger as 10 cause very sdious alarm
to his numerous friends and admirers.
The investigation into the conspiracJof Beziet 5
il going on. Al the head of the CONSPIRACY were
five chiefs, who gave themselves the name Of :" In
itiatory Commissions, charged with IN executive
authority OF the secret society. Ihse cominls.
sioncrs received the oatbs of the mabers, ana
transacted the financial and general bviness OF the
association. There other chiefs allied centu-
rions, and sub chiefs called decuriob; the latter
were charged to find gunpowdcr Tor aclr oil tneir
men In Beziers alone there are 10 ceturlons, loo
oecurions, and TIC members. In ne adjacent
villages also many persons were conneted with tie
conspiracy. A we'll connected plan oattack upon
the chief town of the department wal drawn up.
All the peIs OF the secret society havoeen seize;
some of them are very important, AN others con
tain the names oil all the officers All members.
Among them is letter from Paris, dicd the lOth
May containing indications OF am isurrectional
movement which was TO extend ovenll the south
of France, according to the Toulonnis Rumors
Of the existence OF a conspiracy at Drgulghan had
caused the local authorities to take xtenslve pre-
cautions. AT Toulon, Alarseillcs, Mntpclier also,
and, indeed IN most parts OF the soutb the author
ties deem il necessary ID be constanty on their
guard
The ministry have been defeated d no less than
four different questions. Two of thes checks were
exceedingly serious; the bher two yere of minor
importance. The important questin OF the in
OF the allowance Of the President was vlrtu-
ally decided against the Cabinet, b the selection
in the Assembly of hostile committee The
eighth article OF the transportation bill upon the
oiaissie- of which the government insisted, IN
order that 1t might be enibled 10 baDsh Barbes and
his feow-prsoners TO the Pacifclwas, notwith
standing the strcuIous xertions ofthc Minister oil
Justice, retained by the Assemblyby majority
Of 329 TO 3i3. IL is seldom that a ministry Is So
severely handled The most serins Of these de-
leats is tlp on the augm,ntation o. the President
allowances, and the effco of il hasalready been to
shake the confidence Of the publicin the stability,
not only OF the present Cabinet bupf the President
himself
The Courier d,i HARE states tht Mr.. Judd, the
envoy from the Sandwich Islandswho had visited
Paris with the object Of demanding an indemnity
from the French government for &c damage done
10 the Notifications Of Honoluuby the French
squadron, and the capture and definition oil several
steamers. has left without having ucceeded in his
mission, except that both parties hive accepted the
~ h..L rltoh,
The following is from the teleraphic despatch
from Paris, in the latest Times;
. In the National Assembly on Wednesday,, the bill
for granting pensions to the wounded and to the
families OF the victims Of Februaran and June. leas,
wss rejected by 372 votes TO 226. The House then
adjourned, il being O'Clock
The Monitet1 contradicls a stat,nent made In a
Paris journal. to the effect that Twas contrary To
the advice OF the ministers that ia bill for in-css
ing the allowance TO the presidep of the Republic
was presented To the Ass,mbly;an further, that
the President had added, 'they Promised il To ne;
let them keep their world This statement says
the Monifetr, IL absolutely false.
NJ Lombard Morcl, director of he National, was
tried before the court Of assize Of Paris, on We'd
ncsday, for having, in an articlepublished ON the
nth OF April last, lbelled the President OF the Re
public. He was acquitted by the J,ry.
Socialist, named Herpin, was sntenced by the
police court of Paris, on "Wednesday, 10 pay hnc
Of 25E, and 10 be placed under the Inspection OF the
police during i've years, for having manufactured
vi. Galvan, printer, was sentenced by the police
court OF Paris, on Wednesday,, pay fine Of
000f for having published plitcal piacard
without dcpositng copy with theminister.
The last accounts published fromStrasburg state
that NJ. Emile Grardin bad polledB2, 900 votes M.
Muller, 22,000 NJ. Lechstenbcrger 10000. There
still remained Ga sections 10 be knorn.
PARs, THURsoAy.--Thc Russim government
has addressed political note TO tie English cabi-
net, repudiating the notion that British subjects
living IN Tuscany Naples during the late revolt
have any just claims TO indemnify for the losses
they incurred during those disturbances. Should
such unjust demands be forced ~ arms, Russia
will find itself compelled to yindratc, in the most
precise manner possible, the conditions upon which
il will grant TO British subjects he right OF resi-
dence and of property within thu Empcror's do
minions. The Russian minister deserves, that the
ST. Petersburgh cabinet completely identifies itself
with the principles which have sGved as the basis
of the conduct of the cabinet Of Vienna.
With regard 20 the Greek queition, the Journal
sia Pays says il is expected thatcvery thing will
be arranged and terminated before Monday next,
in order that Lord Pamcrsion may be able TO reply
victoriously, by facts, to the threatening motion OF
Lord Stanley. As the Pay has always been vio-
iently opposed 10 Lord Palmerston, this statement
is considered significant
The Herald reports that the differences are adju-
,licatcd The Globes correspondent writes thai
a.. lho niaie a