Washington telegraph., 1851-11-12

steamer Hermann, arrived at New York on the
23d uIt., with dates from England to the Sth. She
brings 157 passengers, among whom is J. & Ben
nett, of the Yew York Herald.
The Queen to be at Liverpool on the 10th
and at Manchester next day.
Commercial LateLHgence.-The Cotton market
at Liverpool or the 7th was firmer, with am nm
proved demand, and sales of S0u0 bales, 5000 of
which was for export. A slight improvement was
obtained for the lower qualities of American, but
the market closed dull on Saturday and Monday.
All England, particularly London, were looking
for the arrival of Kossuth with great interest. 1t
was stated that Kossuth had issued an address to
Democratic France over his own signature, on the
subject of his being refused the privilege fpassng
through the French territory. 1t has given offence
to some of his English friends on account Of its
extreme tone.
The Spanish Government has settled down
quietly, with feeling of security, under the con-
viction that England and France would interfere
in their behalf on the Cuban question.
The Queen of Spain had granted pension of
10000 reals to the widow of Gen. Emma.
Amerchant of Pesth was about to sue Kossuth
on a bill of exchange. The Austrian lawyers
think he is personally liable for the redemption o.
notes issued during his Dictatorship.
The Emperor Of Austria had been summoned
by telegraph in haste, from Italy to Vienna, where
great excitement existed. The Emperor had ar
and continued his journey with great rapidty.
One report says that the cause of the movement
was a reported plot in Italy, and another, that it
was a movement among the Democrats of Hun
gary.
The Austrian Government, in order to mark its
dissatisfaction, with the release of kossuth had
determined to demand from the Ottoman Porte,
satisfaction for the persecution of the christian
population of Bosnia; and in order to enforce the
demand is resolved TO concentrate bodies OF
troops the Turkish frontier
The President OF France has authorized the
town of Fountanbleu to erect large statue of
the Emperor Napoleon.
The excitement in London towards the close Of
the Exhibition, was intense; on Monday l07,Sl5,
and on Tuesday 100, ,9l5 persons visited the Chrys
tai palace. The exhibition was positively to close
on Saturday.
The Patric of Paris, in explaining the reason
why France would not permit Kossuth to pass
through the country, calls him the turbulent
Kossuth;' man personfyng spiri, of revolution
rather than nationality; who is arranging trI-
umphaat entry into England; and then contrasts
him with the ustrous Batthany, who, avoiding
all eclat, demanded on his arrival, the hospitality
of France, and instantly received them. kossuth
was at Marseilles on the I'd.
Rumors in Paris of change in the Ministry
had the effect to produce much depression at the
Bourse. Nothing has been done toward the re-
lease of Ab-del-Kader. Prince de Jonvlle has
declined the candidacy offered him by the North
ern Departments. 1t has been decided positively
that the French troops are TO evacuate Rome.
Italy and Austria-IHe Pope and the Emperor.
Pope Plus has placed himself under the protection
of the Emperor of Austria. The re-oPening OF
the German diet gives the Emperor much satisfac-
ton. The new political organization of the Aus
trian empire was ready for presentation to the
Emperor. Before leaving Italy he promised the
officers of the army that in case of war ne would
assume the chief command of his troops in person.
Turkey and Amenia.-The Amenians have
again revolted, and dreadful conflict has recently
occurred in which great losses were suffered on
both sides, and both claim the victory.