The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Furtnsr news by the Baltic.


Amongst the passengers is Commodore Stevens,
of the yacht America
The following failures are announced: Messrs.
Campbell, Arnott & Co., of Liverpool, connected
with the South American trade; Messrs w. M.
Neil & Co., of Liverpool, grain dealers; Messrs.
Spencer, Ashlin & Co., of London, also grain
dealers.
These failures, says the London Globe, coupled
with the uncertain state of French and Cuban az
fairs caused quite an alarm in the Stock Exchange
ON Monday, but confidence was partially restored
ON the following day. The Standard thinks that
financial crisis is rapidly approaching.
The rush 10 the Great Exhibition continued, the
number of visitors ON the 10th being sixty thou
sand.
Neither the London or Liverpool papers make
any mention Of the release of Kossuth and his
companions.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, the American Minister,
is on a tour in Ireland.
France.
. The President, on Monday, laid the foundation
stone of the central markets Of Paris. The
speech delivered by the President, the occasion,
loudly cheered. In the course of it he said
sin laying the first stone Of edi6ce, the desti
nation of which is eminently popular. indulge in
the confident hope that with the co. operation of
good citizens. and with the protection Of Heaven,
we shall be permitted to lay in France foundations
on which 10 erect social edfce sufficiently strong
to serve as protection against the violence and
mutabiity of human passions
The Parliamentary committee have approved the
decree of the President placing the department of
Ardeche in a state of siege.
The judicial inquiry respecting the persons con-
cerned in the late Paris conspiracy is stl proceed
ing Eighty seven of the number have been ac-
quilted.
Prince de Joinville is expected soon to declare
formally for the Presidency.
Spain.
Accounts from Madrid of the 10th report that ne
gotiaiions had been entered into by the Spanish
government with the governments of England and
France for the purpose of securing the co-opera-
ton of the latter in opposing further attempts
against the Island of Cuba, and to announce to the
American Government that it is bound to put
stop to such invasions.
An important seizure of arms was made at Rome
ON the 4th instant, at the house of Signor de Pas
qualis, the of of the generals of the Repub
lican army now in exile.
Portugal.
Accounts from Lisbon are to the 9th instant.
Another military revolution, it thought was
about to take place, headed by the Duke of Ter
biera. The scheme, however, will no doubt fail,
the army is decidedly favorable to the Duke OF
Saldanha. The proceedings of the lntter's admin
istration regarded very favorably.
Germany.
The Austrian army is henceforth to be under the
immediate control of the Emperor.
The Chamber of Deputies OF Gotha have autho-
rized the government to conclude arrangement
with Prince Albert, fixing his income from the
domain at 10000 forms (about 10000 francs) per
year.
Domicliary visits had been made by the police
of Frankfort in the houses of the chiefs of the
Democratic party. They accused of being
concerned in plot for the overthrow of the exist
ing government. Important papers were found
upon them.