The republic., 1851-06-12
by Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.

By Ielegraph.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.
Three Dsys Later from Europe.
Enslsnd-Anothr Triumph for Ms Russell Mimic
Ey-FSanes 1ranqul-P Portugal Austyia- Den
mark-A Appehsnded Disfurbonces in Italy, Firm
nsss in Colon Breadsts4fs Unchanged.
HALIFAX, June l0.-The steamer America has
arrived. bringing sixty ono passengers, and three
days later intelligence from Europe Neither the
propeller Lafayette nor the City Of Glasgow had
arrived at Liverpool up to twelve O'Clock on the
: England.
The Russell ministry had been sustained by 80
majority. in the House Of Commons, upon the mo-
tion of Mr.. Bayly, relative to the Government of
Ceylon. AZ this Is the last motion of importance
on the books, the ministry considered safe for
the ba ance Of the session. The debate on the Ec-
ciesiastical Titles bill was still progressing.
The first clause Of the Ecclcsast stical Titles bill
passed by a vote of 244 to 81.
MIR. Crawford, free-trader, has been elected re-
preventative from Harivich.
Protectionist meeting held in Tamuth, the
residence of the late Sir Robert Peel, attacked
and dispersed by the people. In the riot scveral
persons were injured, windows broken, and it was
found necessary to call out the military to suppress
the disturbance.
Tho glass palace continues TO attract its thou
sands; upwards of $4,000 persons passed through
its doors in one day.
Ofthe gross amount Of customs revenue, nearly
one third il expended in collection. The total
gross revenue collected in 1850, in the United
Kingdom, is f22, 100000.
J.P. Martin, chief engineer Of the Pacific, has
been presented by several Of the passengers with
complete service OF plate, as testimonial OF per-
sonal estecm.
VIM. H. Lowry and Thomas McNally, Of the
packet-ship Arabia, running between New York
and Liverpool, have been arrested on the charge Of
murder on the high seas, and both committed for
trial at the next assizes. Bail was fixed at El00.
The United Ssrpice Gazette. states that the coet
incurred in the first months hostlties at the Cape
Of Good Hope was E2G, 900. and has been between
fS0,OO0 and 100000 per month since. No later
intelligence from the Cape Of Good Hope than that
large number of American ships left Liverpool
on Wednesday, filled with emigrants for the Uni
ted States chiefly destined for the cities of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Many
of them have determined to seek the far West, and
some design emigrating to California.
The crops are promising Emigration continues
as brisk as during the spring.
There is nothing of moment from Paris beyond
the fact that the Legtimists are making every ef-
fort to obtain the desired revision of the constitu
tion The party of Order remain firmly attached
to the President Commercial affairs are brisk
The bourse closed dull. M. Paschal Duprat's
amendment TO the National yards bill was reject
cd in the Assembly.
Portugal.
The Duke of Saldanha has not promulgated any
new measures since his arrival at Lisbon. Re-
formers daily Gaining on the queen 10 nDulC0tc
The friends of Count Thomar arc indignant at his
recall from the court Of Madrid
Austria.
The Emperor remains at Warsaw in company
with the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prus-
sa. The result of their conference has not trans-
pired.
Great sensation has been created in Hungary by
the arrest of the Countess of Jeleky and her com
panion, Madame Erdley, at Detalgo. They have
been ordered to undergo court-martiai trial at
Data rIu,, H,or ,V,ta Ia In n
the medium OF the correspondence between the re-
fugees in London and Asia Minor and their parti
sans in Hungary. Some Of the correspondence
had been seized.
st is stated that Prince Christian, of Blucksburg,
;is to succeed to the throne of Denmark.
Italy.
Thcdisturbances between the Roman and French
soldiers. continue. The French authorities in Rome
caused ten thousand rations and large supply of
ammunition TO be taken to the Castle of ST. An
gclo SYMPTOMS of dissatisfaction palpably
being manifest in many Of the Roman States, and
there are apprehcnsions OF serious results.
Algeria.
A conflict had taken place between the Cabylese
and French forces, in which the former were de-
feated with the loss of several hundred killed,
among whom were some prominent officers
Markets.
LIvrppooL MARKET. May 3l.- Cotton.-The
market closed firm ON Friday at last weeks rates.
Fair Upands are quoted at sgd; fair Mobile Cd. /;
and fair Orleans 6sd The sales Of the week are
81 600 bales--of which exporters took 5000, and
speculators 5000.
BreadstuGs.--Flour s less active but unchanged
in price. Wheat is in more request at late rates.
Corn has slightly declined, but continues in fair de-
mnnd.
Provisions. Beef is in light. demand. Pork is
sparingly dealt in owing to the high rates demand
ed. Bacon is more active Hams dull. Shoulders
are much sought for. Tallow has advanced cd.
MosEy MARKEr Money is active. Consols
closed at 972 a 97a, for money American Securi-
ties steady. U. s. 6s, 1862. los JOG; do 6S lO7;
'5s, 60, 95 a 96; Massachusetts SIS, 81 SO; Ohio
6's, 10 rs, los; Maryland 6's 80 Gil Canada 6s,
IA, l07k; Montreal city, PSI, '6l, 80 "a.
Very Latest, by Electric Telegraph.
LONDON, May 3l.-Accounts from Paris to the
Both of May have been received. The National
asserts that the loss to tho army in Africa, under
Gen. st. Achkids, has been much underrated.
The number killed is stated to be BOG, and wounded
over 300.
Bourse-5's closed at 81; 3's, 56f 46c.
LONDON, May 3lst.-Three failures an
nounced yesterday morning ut the Stock Ex-
change, in connexion with share settlements. The
parties were Log, and, Stevenson, aud r. Morti-
Asr.
The public interest in the case of the ccoentric
Col. Pauc, Somerset has considerably subsced:
The receipts of the great Industrial Exhibition
eight hundred and thirty nine pounds sixteen shil-
HAy.x t.orroN MAnxtr.-Sales of cotton for the
week ending the 2sth amount to 5000 bales.
Stock on hand $1,000 bales.
Several American ships are expected to arrive
with fresh supplies.
LIND AND BARNUM-Thx ENGAoEMENr TEnMI-
NArEp.--The abrupt termination of MILE Jenny
Lind's engagement with Mr.. Barnum has taken
every one by surprise, and speculation is busy as
TO the causes oft. We pretend not to any greater
knowledge Of the facts Of the case than the world
generally, and the parties to the coptract have 20
stances attending the dissolution, that any thing
like authoritative statement cannot be furnished,