The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-07-26

Further from Europe.
Abiding to the Queens visit to the city OF Lon
don by night, for the purpose of being present at
thegrand entertainment given by the Lord Mayor,
the European Times says:
alt well-timed. Ii has shown the foreign
strangers in London that constitutional sovereign
reigns in the hearts of free people, and can 60
abroad amidst them rejoicing, unprotected by gilt
tering bayonets and military. moral cannot
fail 10 be drawn from the civic invitation 10 royal
ty, by all who see how state pageantry is managed
In despotic countries. The events OF wednesday
will make abiding impression on the thousands
of continental visitors who now in the British
metropolis, in the greatest emporium on earth
The development of wealth will be found to have
expanded with the progress oil liberal institutions
and, while the energies of the nation reflected
in its material prosperity, the power of self gov
eminent 10 witnessed in the orderly disposition of
the myriads whose cheers and salutations fell 80
gratefully the sovereigns IL is much 10 have
Succeeded go admirably with the Hyde Park Exhi-
bition, but it ID still moro consolaory show our
neighbors, at such time, the nice adaptabity Of
political institutions to every phase OF social
existence. great gathering like this, when hun
dreds of thousands OF human voices loaded the mid
night air with vocferous viyas that sprung from
the heart, in favor of the ruler of great people,
and that ruler woman, ia one of those recogni-
tons OF her mild and gentle sway at once compli-
mentary to the sovereign herself, and TO the intel
lgence and gallantry of her subjects"
The Ecclesiastical bill has passed the Commons,
A motion in the lower House for leave to intro
duce bill for the protection of parliamentary cleo
tions by the introduction of the vote by ballot has
been negatived by strong majority.
France.
In the Legislative Assembly the discussion of the
bill to encourage the Cod and Whale Fisheries con-
tlnued. It proposes to grant premiums both for
the tonnage OF vessels and for the make of fish,
when the crews of the French vessels engaged in
the business shall consist of not less than thirds
OF French subjects. The bill was ordered to be
read second time.
Denmark.
There had been some confusion at Copenhagen
in consequence of the resignation Of the ministry
Moltke had been charged with the formation Of a
new cabinet, upon the principle of maintaining the
integrity OF the Danish monarchy.
Cape OF Good Hope.
Further intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope
Is by no means of a cheering character Dates are
to May 81. The whole colony is said to be in a
critical state. During the month of May Sir Hen
ry Smith was shut up in King Williams Town.
where he continues surrounded all sides by
hordes OF barbarians, who, since winter has set in
and the snow has driven them from the hills, have
come down to the low grounds in bands of fifty
and sixty, and the whole country down to the coast
is infested with them. Colonel McKinnon and Ma
Jor Wilmot have made several patrols during the
month, and, in one of these, Colonel Nc Kinnon
penetrated as far the Agalola mountains and
surprised body of Kaffirs who exasperated at the
ioso vi aDout mead OF cattle which the
colonel had captured, engaged with him in close
quarters. About two hundred and fifty Kaffirs
were killed. The accounts are frightfully alarm
ing from the Orange River sovereignty. All the
tribes are rising, and, if the Mozsh should Join
them, Major Warden's position must be very crit
ical We have the old story revived of the ap-
proach of three thousand of the Laolors, under Mr.
Seamsome, bot we place no faith whatever in it.
LATER.-The agent of the Press is indebted to
Captain Leach for the following despatch and late
London papers,
LONDON, Saturday morning.-The council sat
one hour yesterday.
The bill for the emancipation of the Jews had
passed the Commons, and been sent up to the
Lords. 1t is hoped that it will not for the third
time, meet untimely fate in that branch of the
Legislature.
The number of visitors Yesterday was 30 O67
The receipts amounted to E3,l63.
Three of the of the United States packet
ship Congress, convicted of mutiny, had been COM
mitted to Jail in London.
PARIS BoUnsE, July ll.--Fives SO 80, Threes &c.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, July 23-The Hon. Mr.
Howe returned from Canada yesterday and was
honored by his fellow. citizens with a firework de-
monstraton. He PROCESSES TO have entirely sue
ceeded in his mission Our Legislature will be
dissolved-a new election will Immediately follow
and it is probable, early session.
Tho railway excitement is increasing.
Additional names of passengers in the Ame-
rica-Messrs. Dwight, Garnet, Hamel, Alfred
Ross, Jarvis, Keith, and FELTON,.