The republic., 1851-02-22

40 much more pliable and patient Victims of sys.
tematic extortion, that they will Invariably" pro-
fer TO be paid in deprecated paper currency,
| than in specie or par currency!
| Foreign News by the Baltic.
The steamer Baltic, which arrived at New York
ON Thursday morning, brings Liverpool papers Of
the Sth instant London of the 7th and Paris of tho
9th. w aF
| The Baltic has made splendid run, considering
the season Of the year, being less than twelve days
from port to port.
| Mr. dc Marcoleta. envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary Of the republic of Nicaragua
to this Government, ia passenger in the Baltic.
| The Liverpool Journal, of the 9Th instant, says;
"Tbe United States mail steamer Baltic sails for
New York this morning with considerable num-
ber Of ofpassengers nnd large cargo The Atlantic
is daily expected here from Cork. and the Asia may
! be looked for to- morrow morning"
England.
The Pacific had arrived out aftcr one of the Sc
ycrest passa gcs which her captain hns almost ever
encountered. He was thirty hours locked up in
floating ice which tore away portions OF his paddle
floats, and subsequently he encountered veryscvere
The Parliament was opened on the 4th instant by
the Queen in person. !.
The speech from the throne distinctly d.sayows ,S
Roman Catholics, and the minister reiterated the
same sentiment in the House Of Commons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane, having been convicted OF
cruelty to servant girl, were sentenced 10 TWO
| years imprisonment.
| : A dreadful steamboat explosion occurred at Gns
gov, on the 9th instant by which six men lost their
l Eves On the same night and in the same river.
| Tor near its entrance the "Thistlc" steamer ran
down the brig Laurel" I" from Dcmerara, IN which
| fourteen men perished; and the same night, and
near the same place, the steamer "Banguard, run
| down a schooner in which four men and woman
were drowned.
| of March, public dinner is to be given to Mr..
NIacready at the London tavern, on his retirement
| from the English stage. Sir f. BulwG Lytton Will
preside, and Charles Dickens, esq, is chairman OF
| the "Dinner Committee"
/ The question Of the dotntion OF 800 200 francs
to the President is the exciting topic in Paris
A bill for this purpose wins brought before the AS.
sembly, on Monday, by the Minister Of Finance.
and was at referred to the bureaus Tor the ap-
pontmcut of a committee to report upon it. Out
| Of the fifteen commissioners elected, three were
| members of the extreme Left, and only two, M.
4 Quentin Blanchard, nm 0rlcnnist, and M Dufaure,
favorable to the grant. The Lcgitimists the Left,
and the party Of M Thiers. have again combined.
] Tho commission which was appointed TO deter
mine whether the prosecution, even % to ,mP,ison
lowed. unanimously declared that IL should. The
| Assembly ON Monday was to confirm or reject tho
| resolution of the commission; but at the beginning
| Of the sitting M. Antony Thouret read II letter
| from NJ Cheron, declaring that he desistcd from
his demand. This letter produced equai surpriee
| and satisfaction.
| Beihmont. and Persigny, were invited on Friday
eveppo q To form confidential dinner party at the
Elysee NM. Billaultand Lamartino having been
consulted during the late ministerial Crisis as 20
tho formation of cabinet, it is supposed that the
quests assembled at the table Of Louis Napoleon on
this occasion will form part OF the dehnitivc minis
try, the principles Of whose composition would De.
| in that case, q mixture Of bonaparus~ anu nePuo
| cans of tho Csntre Gducss.
)nr accounts from Madrid Of the 3lst uliimc
DENY that Count de San Luis, former Minister VI
the Interior intended to fix his residence in France
The had m ni Doca
chief of Madrid, in considerations of the se4yice he
had rendered during the expedition to Italy.
The Chamber Of Deputies had az adopted .ae Sou,s tb
30th il being the anniversary OF the oirth Oh the
Duchess OF Montpcnser
| According TO the Clamor P.b''co, Count &c MIRA
| sol Minister of War, had consented TO reduction
OF 30 900 900 reals in the estimates OF his depar'
| ment. -
railroad was to take place on the 9Th INST.
Prussia.
| II in stated in the correspondence oil the daily
papers that the mouarchs Of Austria, Prussia. and
Russia will meet at Warsaw in the middle o.
March. -,
of Finance has presented the report on the en-
ploymcnt of the credit OF $4,000 OO0 thalers, Vo'cd
by the Chamber for the extraordinary expenses
Of the army; he at the same tune ahhounceu
that the necessities Of the military adrnlnis-
,rn,;or would REQUIRE a new credit of from
Ia 900 900 to Is, 600, 900 thalcrs. Amendments to
| some Of the clauses presented by the conmlttce
were adopted by large mnjoritcs. Count d'Arnim
took occasion to make his profession OF pohticai
faith; he declared himself against absolutism on the
ono hand against the modern constitutional system
ON the other and in favor OF the old plan oil provin
cial States. ,,, -
by which part of the Sunday labor in the Prus
sian post Office is abolished.
Austria.
RELArioSs OF THE USIrEp SrArEs ASp AusraM.
! we read in the Independence. Of Brussels: Ihe
Prague Gazette announces, what was easy 20 ioto
sec the complete rupture OF the diplomatic reia'ohS
| between Austria and the United Ststes. IL is Ger
tain that after the insulting reception gwen 70 nl'
} communication by the American Sena'o, 'us pr
cnce of NJ. Hulsemann, Charge ', Auaiies " ~
tria al Washin gon had become impossible ana
L; nrobable that if the gcogrpphica position OIL tne
: two powcrs we're different the rupture would no'
lie confined to the recall Of the Austrian represent,
ative Letters from Vienna. published IN the lead
D ~ morning journal state that had Mr. Mann, tho
, IIniied States agent, entered Hungary for
| sns,ria proper he would have been shot as spy.
. A further reduction Of the army is n contempia-
tion which will ralsc the nunoer Oh soiuiers OH
vienna corresp pondcncc OF the 2e,h u. states that
the encroachment OF military power led to crisis.
A conspiracy has been discovered IN vienna. .nc
conspiracy was determined in its purpose, ana OK
tended in its ramitcations Part oj me g"rison OF
Vienna had been misled The lth Oh Marcn was
fixed for q general outbreak seventy Pcrsons.
| Students citizens and officers on hall pay have
been arrested Three battalions OF the garrison o'
| Vienna have been rent to the provinces. Rewards
have been offered the Apprehension OF thosc per-
! sons who attempt to nisiead INC sohie's. -,
{ Austrian press will not be allowed to notice fh'se
f.rta