Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship America has arriyed al Halifax
bringing three days later intelligence from Europe
| The Telegraphic summary is as follows:
EseLAsD The Russell Ministry has been sustained b.
eighty majority in the House Of Commons upon the motion
relative 10 the Government of Ceylon. As this is the las
motion Of importance the books the Ministry consider
ed safe for the balance Of the The debate the
ecclesiastical titles bill was still progressing.
/ Proteconst meeting held in Tamworth, the residence
OF the late Sir Robert Peel attacked and dispersed by
the people, In the riot several persons injured, win
dows broken and found necessary call the mill
tary to suppre the disturbance.
The first clause of the ecclesiastical titles bill passed by
vote Of 244 to So.
The glass palace continues attract it's thousands Up
wards persons passed through its doors day
The United Service Gazette states that the cost incurred
in the first months hostes at the Cape of Good Hope
000 and has been between ESQ., 900 and per
month since.
Mr. CnAwroRp, feerader, has been elected representa-
tive from Harwich
large number of American ships left Liverpool on We'd
nesday filled with emgrans for the United States, chiefly
destined for the cities Of New York. Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Many Of them have determined seek the
Far West and some design emigrating 70 California.
FRArcE.-There is nothing Of from Paris beyond
the fact that the Legms are making every effort to attain
the desired revision Of the constitution. The party Of order
remain firmly attached to their President.
PoRTUsAL.-The Duke Of Sadanha has not promulgated
any since his arrival Lisbon Reformers
daily calling the Queen to abdcate The friends Of Coun
Ihomar are Indignant at his recall from the Court n Madrid
AusTRIA.-The Emperor remains At Warsaw, in com
pany with the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia
The result of their conference has not trsnspired
Great sensation has been created In Hungary by the
Of the Countess Of Jeeky and her companion Mad Edey,
at DeaIgo They have been ordered to undergo court
martial trial at Peterwarden The Countess is said to have
been the medium ohe correspondence between the refugees
in London and Asia Minor and their partsans in Hungary
Some Of the correspondence had been seized
DENMARK 1t is stated that Prince Christian, Of Blacks
burg, is to succeed to the throne Of Denmark.
IrALr-The Disturbances between the Roman and French
soldiers continue The French authorities in Rome caused
ten thousand ratons and large supply Of ammunition TO be
taken to the Castle of ST. Angelo Symptoms OF dsatsfac
ton papaby being manifest in many Of the Roman States
and there apprehensons Of serious results
ALeERIA-A conflict had taken place between the Caby-
ese and French forces in which the former defeated
with the loss Of several hundred killed, among whom
prominent officers The Paris National asserts that the
loss of the French army under General ST. Achds BOG
killed, and over l, 800 wounded.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs MAY 81
CoTToS-The market closed firm on Friday at last weeks
rates. Fair Upands are quoted SD; fair Mobile 3D.; and
fair Orleans 6IJ The sales of the week 81 600 bales,
of which exporters took 5000, snd spectators 5000 bales
BREA psrurrs Flour is less active but unchanged in
price, Wheat is in request at late rates Corn has
slightly declined, but continues in fair demand.