The republic., 1851-07-15
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
Five Days Later News from Europe.

Five Days Later News from Europe.
New YoRK, July l4-lo a. m.-The steamship
Franklin arrived this morning at an early hour.
Her news commercially ia unfavorable.
The Franklin brings upwards OF one hundred
passengers, and large and valuable freight.
The Asia had arrived out in ten days and three
hours and the Pacific in ten days and six hours
The Liverpool cotton market was iat, at de-
cline of sd. since Friday. The sales the 25th Of
June were $500 bales, and on the 30th 1000 bales
Flour had declined 2s per barrel, wheat 3D.. a 3D.
per bushe, and corn Is. per quarter; oats and bar
ley ls per bushel easier, and oatmeal I'd. per
load lower
The London corn market had also declined in
consequence Of the fine weather.
Monetary advces were favorable; money was
easy and the bullion in the Bank Of England was
increasing
[sEcoNp pEsPATcH.l
England,
New YoRK, July l4-2 p. m.--Nothing OF inn
portance had transpired in Parliament. The vis-
itors to the Great Exhibition are decreasing. The
number on the lst of July was 81 900.
A riot occurred at Liverpool on the 18th ult. be-
tween the police and the soldiers Of the ninety fret
regiment, which resulted in the arrest OF several OF
the men belonging to the regiment, for being con-
cerned in the afiray ofa few nights previous.
The Earl of Derby died on the 30lh, and Earl
Stanley succeeds to his title.
The overland mail with dates from Calcutta of
the 18th, and Bombay of the goth May, had ar
rived The commercial accounts were unfavorable
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the 23d for New
York.
The Lord Mayor gave a magnificent entertain
ment to the managers of the Great Exhibition on
the 2Sth
Ireland.
The accounts from this country are of little
interest. The journals greatly incensed at
the determination of the commissioners with re-
gard TO the line of steamships from Galway to
America.
France.
The President's visit to Poictiers is the leading
topic. His speech is expected TO be strongly con-
servative in it's character.
M de Tocqueville is busily engaged dra wing up
reports in favor of revision of the constitution,
which, it is expected, will be presented to the AS
sembly on the 7th Of July. The petition in favor
ure, the whole number OF signatures only being
100000, and large number of these have never
been electors.
The accounts from the agricultural districts are
most cheering.
Spain.
despatch from Madrid, dated the 2Sth, stntes
that vote of confidence had been taken in the Cor
carried by vote of lS4 to 81. Much debate bad
eusued on the subject of the floating debt bat no
decision had been arrived nt
Switzerland.
Letters from Berne announce the death of Count
dc Mulinen, formerly Minister of Wertemberg.
Germany.
Accounts from Frankfort state that Austria, in
reply to Prussia's demand for the disincorporatio
of her non German States, had expressed her de
termination only to concede her demand by the
consent Of all the German States.
ITALY
The Sandman Chambers had approved the Zoll-
verein treaty without debate, and had affirmed the
treaty with Switzerland. The King of Sardinia
was about to retire to Gaesa for the summer.