The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-02

/. Linen yarns respectively, from g. Cd. and ia,
to l2s. and 49,
2. Unblea ched and doubled thread cotton twists,
from to l2s.
.. Wovs or spun silk from Is. 3D. to d. and
4. Worsted yswns, from Is. Cd. to lbs.
s. Through the medium Of a new system Of clas
siication raise the duties upon the finest articles
man turcd from fax, cotton silk and wool, from
fs to ELI 5s., from t6 los to Ell 5s, from
fl6 l0s. to E22 l0s. respectively.
Then, in order to prevent this augmentation be-
coming prejudicial to manufacturers, from the in
eviable augmentation Of the prices of goods man
uiactured by them from yarns, IL is proposed to
offer drawback upon exports TO the amount Of
9s. per cwt: This drawback 10 not, however, TO be
paid in money, bot in certificates, which certih-
Gates will be taken set oils agsinst the sums
to be paid importers Of the half manufactured
article.
The PapaI States.
The Spanish Ambassador at Rome had made
rous representations to the ecclesiastical court for
having so suddenly conceded the dispensation re-
qured for the marriage Of Count Montemoln with
bis cousinj but that Cardinal Orioli answered that
the affair was not submitted at all to the court but
was settled in private interview between his holi
| ness and the Countess Of paur.
The chapter of the order of Dominican Friars
having assembled to select their general, his holi
ness unexpectedly stopped the proceedings, and
by his own authority, contrary TO the statutes OF
the order, named Father Jeandel, French Doni-
mean, now lfing IN France. Ii ID believed ms
holiness intends remodclng the constitutions of
| the religious orders, and To do away with the sy5
tenn of elections I'd being too democratic.
The Germans and Danes.
The war in Schleswg is still going on, but the
parties seem mutually aware Of each others
strength, and are consequently not prepared to
risk any thing by rashness. In attempted re-
connOissence of the Schleswig Holsein lines, the
Danes have been driven back with some little loss,
but there has been nothing in the shape of rcgu
lar action. The explosion in the arsenal laboratory
in Rendsburg appears to have created much de-
and loss Of life having proved greater than at
first believed More than one hundred persons
were killed. Any thing like peace between tho
two parties is wholly out Of the question without
foreign interference. One rumor has been that
England and Russia have sen commissioners both
to Copenhagen and Kiel, to endeavor to bring
about arrangement that shall at all events stop
the fighting.
This, however, must be carried out rapidly, if it
is to be effected at al, since the excitement in Ger
many is increasing daily, and there is strong
feeling against the views and intentions manifest
ed in the recent protocols agreed to in London by
representatives of the various European powers
Already the Russian minister has published
string of reasons for the non concurrence Of his
government in those protocols; and although they
has hitherto appeared the question: they are suf-
ficient to show that neither side can satisfac-
tory arrangement be arrived at until the system Of
special pleading behalf of kingly claims is
abandoned, and the whole affair considered with the
simple intention of finding out what are the just
and natural requirements Of the populations that
arc interested III it.