The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.


The royal mail steamship Europa, Sapt LOU, ar
rived at New York on Friday morning, the 18th. BY
this arrival, Liverpool papers to the 2Sth, London
to the 27th and Havre and Paris to the Goth Of Sep
TENDER. have been received.
England.
AT Birmingham explosion has taken place at
the Proof house. resulting in serious if not fatal
cdent to two men.
The steamer Superb has been wrecked on the
island of Jersey, near St. Malo, when eleven lives
lost. She struck upon the rocks of Min
quers.
Lord Brougham's pscatorial trials have ended
by both parties Withdrawing their suits.
The grain market has risen, but cotton has re-
ceded to the prices OF the previous week.
Ireland.
The IRIsH ExlLEs.-The last account of John
Mitchell is supplied in an Austrian paper, which
announces the arrival of the Neptune convict ship
at Hobart Town. and states that Mitchell had
ceived his ticket of leave, and on account OF his
delicate state of health will be allowed to reside at
Boutwell,, where he can enjoy the society of John
Martin.
Terence Bellew McManus obtained permission
from the government to reside at Launceston
The death of the Right Rev. DR.. Stopford, Lord
Bishop Of Meath, ID announced
CRIME IN IaELANp-The criminal tables for Ire
land for the year lSi9 show an increase of commit
tails Of 3,467, or S.99 per cent, on the preceding
year.
The LAW APpoISTMENTs.-It is at length Off
ciay announced that Mr.. Monahan ia appointed
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Mr.. John
Hatche, M. p, succeeding to the post Of first law
officer. The other legal arrangements are still as
much a mystery as the whereabouts of the Ameri-
can serpent. The EUening Post hints that Mr..
Vincent Scully @. c.. is added to the list OF favor
ties for promotion. The learned gentleman is said
to be imam thoroughly versed in the practical
details of landed affairs"
RUMoREp AFFnAy.-The Kilkenny Moderator
mentions report of collision attended with loss
of life which is said to have taken place Monday
at the commons Of Balngary. 1t is said that
armed mob attacked bedy of constabulary, who
fired on the people, one of whom was shot dead and
several wounded.
The Moniieur publishes the names of seventy
six young men, the sons of officers OF the army,
who have been admitted to the Military School.
A letter from Cherbourg states that the Fried
land, the Henri w., and the Hercules, are to be
placed in dock to be repaired the tenth OF next
month. The nfexible and the Vamy, which
had been ordered to Brest, have been counter
mandcd.
The Governor General of Algeria announced on
the 18th inst that cholera had again broken out in
Algeria.
The Socialist journal lie Peuple has been sup
pressed by the sentence Of the Correctional Court
of the Seine, and the director condemned to fine
of three thousand francs for having made false
and fraudulent declaration on the subject of the
caution money.
Two regiments marched on Wednesday
evening from ST. Cloud to Versailles, for the pur-
pose of Joining the camp at the latter place. The
whole of the regiments of the garrison of Paris will
in turn form part Of the camp, and be reviewed by
the President of the Republic.
PARIS bOURsE, sept. 2O.-latebt 1rlCeS.-fVc
per cents, 92f Soc; Three per cents, 57f. 60c.;
Bank of France, 2,270f.
The Belgians have been celebrating the twentieth
anniversary of their revolution. The royal family
absent during the first two days. the 2lst and
22d. In former years their majesties and the royal
princes used to mingle, almost without any escort,
with their loyal subjects saluted by the acclama-
tons of the multitude. This year the mourning OF
the court, consequent upon recent event, together
with the alarming state of the health OF the queen,
kept the royal family at Ostend. The king ar
rived on the 25th, with the two princes, and pre-
sided over the ceremony of laying the foundation
stone for the column in commemoration of the
Congress, and over the dinner TO the present and
past members of the tv~D legislative chambers.
Hesse- Cussel.
The elector has been comforting with diplomatists
in Frankfort, and a Geographic despatch from
Frankfort of the oath instant states that the coun
Gil of German governments, sitting in that city
under the auspices of Austria, has declared that the
refusal of the Hessan diet to grant the supplies Is
illegal, and opposed to the interests of the confede
ration that the Hessian government shall endca-
TO restore state of Legality and order, and that
" corresponding measures will be taken by the
council" The Bavarian army now concentrated
the banks of the Maine and on the frontiers of
Hessen, is being reinforced to considerable ex-
tent and a small Hanoyeran army ia said TO be
approaching the frontiers of Hesscn The Prussan
corps of observation in Westphalia, near Paderbo
On the 22d instant, Cassel perfectly tranquil,
though suffering from the suspension of all admin
the electors flight from his capital, and appears
that Mr.. Hassenphug has not yet succeeded in or
ganzing the bureaux at Wilhelmsbas.
The council now sitting at Frankfort, to whom
the Elector applied for his support, have instructed
the governments of Hanover and Wurtemberg to
prepare 10000 men, and to keep them in readi-
ness for any emergency.
The common council of Hanau have addressed
petition and remonstrance to his highness the
Elector. Part Of IL is follows:
"Royal higbncss pray you To make your
peace with the country and to put term 10
state of things which must necessarily end unfa-
voraoly for you. Consider that a constitutional
government is impossible for ministers of that
class, and that with your ministers you have no
choice but 10 overthrow the constitution and TO in
troduce a despotic government. Listen to our
most humble prayer remove the scat OF your gov
eminent back to the capital of the country, dis
charge your traitorous ministers, and fulfil your
promise of the 18th of March, ls4s, by selecting
men who have the confidence OF your subjects"
Spain.
From the correspondence Of The London Times.l
MApRID, September 90
The appointment OF General Don Jose dc la
Concha 10 the command Of the Island of Cuba was
confirmed yesterday by special decree. l am
assured that the departure of the troops composing
the expedition is fixed for the 18th of October The
two steam vessels now in England, with others be-
longing TO the royal navy, and some merchant ves-
sels are to proceed Immediately to Cadiz TO receive
the troops and the military stores which in that
port A report was current yesterday that dis
agreeable manics taton followed by violence,
took place at Cadiz on the occasion Of the troops
being ordered embark. There is official
foundation for such report. II has been remarked
however, that the appoin of the new captain
general of the island of Cuba has been very hastily
published, mention is made OF Gen. Concha 3
successor in the direction of the cavalry, which he
leaves vacant Of the person who is TO hold that
post provisionally-a proceeding which II directly
contrary to all administrative regulations, and the
more irregular it leaves Important depart
mcnt OF the Office without any recognised Off =
cial head. This precipitation, unusual in such
cases, has given risc TO the belief that the depar
ture of General Concba is a measure of necessity,
either in consequence of the excitement which pre-
vails among the troops at Cadiz, from other
equally pressing cause.
The Madrid journals are to the 2lst utimo.
Brigadicr General Arizcao had been appointed
Director General of Cavalry, in the place of Don
Jose de la Concha, named Governor General Of
Cuba. He reviewed all the cavalry in Madrid on
the 2lst instant to take leave Of them previous to