The republic., 1851-01-30
EpRElou sEws BIZ rnn Ancr1c.

fPRElcH NEWS By THE ARCTIC.
The Arctic arrived as New York on Monday
syening, bringing Liverpool dates TO the llth, Lon
tele, raph has heretofore furnished = very correct
outline of the continental European news as it Is
summed up in the English newspapers. We adopt
the summary which is publishsd by the Liverpool
Tines, with some little erasures and additions. In
the.London newspapers we find several articles
which indicate that American affairs occupy no
small share Of the attention Of English statesmen
and Journalists To these may hereafter pay
our respects.
The Dauy Neaos advocates in very strong terms
the adoption Of Galway as a packet station for
American steamers, upon the grounds of safety,
economy, and saving of time Preparations for the
"World's Fair" are progressing on most exten-
sive SCALE IL 10 said that the Britain steaIn
ship will be ready to sail for New York in April TO
bring over "host" of visitors. This noble vessel
Is being reitted by the Messrs. Gbbs, Bright Co.,
Of Liverpool.
great fire occurred on Sunday morning last
in Dublin, by which property to the amount OF
EDO, ,00U was destroyed. Great efforts now be-
ing made in Dublin to revive the Irish manufacture
mJvement.
ARRrvAL OF FuolrIvk SLAVES IN LrvEnrooL--
We understand that VIM. and Ellen Crafts, about
whom there was SO much excitement in Boston
snort time since, reached this port by the Cambria
more thana fortnight ago; bat their arrival was
made known only TO a few friends, in consequ,
of Mrs. Gratis having been attacked by severe and
serious Illness, brought on, beyond doubt by the
fearful season Of agitation and suspense she passed
through nss before escaping from the "iand Of lib
erty. She 10 now convaiescent, and Ia staying at
the house Of the Rev. Francis Bishop. Mr.. Crafts
has lett Liverpool meet and consult with Anne
rican friend at Edinburgh; but his wife not
well enough to accompany him
TLivupool Mrcry.
EMIGRATION Or LArTlR- Day SAIsrs.-0n Mon
day last the Ellen sailed from this port for New
Orleans, having on board four hundred and sixty
elk emgrants, on their way 10 the Mormon settle
ment IN the Valley of the Great Salt Lake. The
emigrants were from all parts OF England fifteen
families coming from Sheffield alone. A second
ship, the George William Browne, is also ready to
sail, with about two hundred and eighty emigrants
OF the same persuasion, and for the destina-
tioD; whilst another vessel, the Ellen Maria, has
been laid on to sail on the 29th instant Mr.. Orson
Pratt, the head of the sect, and who is emgra.
ton agent in this town, will take his passage by
this. This emigration is Of most extraordinary
and romantic Character; the subsequent journey
would appal the stoutest heart, not upheld by reli-
gious fcrvor or fanaticism. The poor tmigrts from
New Orlcans proceed up the river lar Council
Bluff, nine hundred miles north OF st. Louis. They
will there prepare for the overland journey
the plain to the Salt Lake Valley distance Of one
thousand miles, which has to be performed in wag-
ons and their journey lies tract of country
almost entirely destitute Of herbage.
SEsious AccIpsNT TO SlR RoBERr PEEL.-Our
Birmingham correspondent writes: .intelligence
received here this Thursday afternoon, that
an accident OF very alarming character had oc-
Cured to Sir Robert Peel. IL seems that the honor
able baronet was out hunting yesterday in the
neighborh0od Of Fazcley; the horse stumbled,
threw his rider, and fell on him in such a way az
to seriously injure Srs1aoberts shead He taken.
up scnseless, and this (Thursday) morning was in
avery prccarious state b--London Daily Nsiss 10th.
IMPROVED PRosPEcrs YoR IRELAND.--If we an
tcipatc any thing Tor the next year. it is that
steady industry will go forward; that men will
learn t9 depend more and moro upon themselves
and less upon governments; that our trade and
commerce will advance under an average season;
and that the Glow but effective pressure of tho ma
ton behalf of free education will be felt, and
will advance the cause Of enlightenment. The
railway and the steamship, the fiax grower and
are ali in activity we, therefore, entertain
strong hope and take high courage; and much
Ireland is advanced now, compared with
what che was at The beginning of the century,
that advance is little in comparison with what
may be anticipated from the career which seems to
be opening for her she glides into the second
hall OF this great centenary cycle OF our race.
lNorthern lphig.
The O'CossELL LCorrERENcE.-Mr John O'Con-
nclPs project OF conference Of Irish members hae
received The unkindest cut Of alp at the hands of
q corcigonist, in the person of Mr.. George Henry
MOORE, the clever member for the county OF Mayo,
who has accompanied his refusal, TO dance at the
heels Of the Cancellation Hall "leader," with such
castigation OF that gentienans prctensions to his
assumed position as hardly be soon forgotten,
by less sensitive disposition than that of the
memD.r Tor Limerick
UNIvERsITY STATlsrIcs.--The number of stu-
dents attending Trinity College has decreased very
considerably. In the Dublin Unirersity Calendar
Tor 1901 there appear the names OF only 223 pension
era, aud 10 fellow commonwealth all, 239 in the
,l.x = L..
tered Trinity College in the year ls49 In the ju-
nior freshman class, which entered in 1850, there
appear the names of 227 pensioners and l3 fellow
commonwealth all, only 240.
The French ministers have resigned en- snasse in
consequence Of the last check given in the refusal
OF the Assembly, following the example OF General
ChangarDier, To allow adjournment for few
days, Tor the sake of enabling the Minister of War
to reply to the interpolation OF Napoleon Bona
parte. NJ earlier, project of police, has resigned
also. in consequence of the continued favor shown
by the friends of M. Dupin to Nj. Yon. The rcsig-
nations have been accepted
Tho Mon,te,T Of Sunday publishes decree Of
the President Of the republic, appointing General
Raubauch to the command Of the ninth military
division, in place OF General Hecque appointed 10
the command OF the seventh military division.
The Mo'ate,r of Monday makes mention Of
which were spoken Of have failed, and a modifica
ton Of the cabinet, it was thought, would suffice
for U present. A cabinet council was held at the
Home Office on Sunday afternoon The council sat
three hours. The President Of the republic ap
pcared in public Sunday. He was well re-
ceived.
The ministerial crisis continues II is still unno-
ticed by the Hon,te,T. Paris il perfectly tranquil;
fS20,sl2 were deposited in the Paris Savings bank
on Sunday and Monday, and fl3S,00l were with
drawn.
The Commi,teeof the Assembly has resolved to
consider M. Pougeard's motion for the expulsion
of insolvent members. They negatived another
motion which sought to abolish the freedom of mem
bers from arrest from debt
.Our Paris letters of the 9th inst The Wopi-
fer is still silent the Ministerial crisis. The
President of the republic has given the Cross of the
Legion OF Honor to seventy four old soldiers of the
republic and the empire; 100000 francs have
been paid into the treasury by the Receiver Gene
ral This sum is the frat instalmen ON account
OF the Five and Three per Cent. Rcntcs, as adjudi.
Gated on the 3tst of December.
PARIs Bourss. Jan. 9.--The following are the
latest prices: The Five per Cents, 9490. The
Three per Cents, 1886; Bank Il France. f2240.
Spain.