The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-20
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.
Four Days Later from Europe.

-four Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK, November l9.-The mail steamer
Africa reached her wharf at o'clock this afternoon
bringing dates from Liverpool to noon of the Sth
instant.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the morning of
the I'd instant, and the Atlantic on the morning Of
the 7th.
The steamer Washington had arrived out, and
would sail from Southampton on the 18th for New
York. with Kossuth, his family, and suite board.
Kossuth continued to receive the most marked
demonstrations of respect and admiration from all
parts of England. The attempt the part of he
London Times to turn the current of popular feel
ing against him had proved failure.
The working men of London had joined in
grand demonstration TO Kossuth. which took place
on the Sd instant monster procession of thirty
thousand presented him with an address in the
name of the inhabitants of London. Kossuth read
TO them written reply.
Kossuth was TO visit Birnin ghzul. the 10Th,
and Manchester on the 18th. The mayors of both
towns refused to call special meetings of the
councils to receive him. The people had conse-
quently taken the matter in their own hands, and
determined TO give him cordial and enthusiastic
reception.
The submarine telegraph between England and
France has been fully completed, and had been
opened and put in successful operation
The Commissioners of the London Exhibition es-
innate the net profit ut 900, which they pro-
pose to apply to the increase of the means of indus
trial education. They ask royal charter to en-
able them to perfect the necessary arrangements.
Messrs. Foreman & Hollow, among the heaviest
produce brokers in Mincing Lane, London, have
failed.
Money and stocks steady and unchanged. Con-
soils, for money and account, were at 80 to 9Sa.
Shares of the California quartz mining company
were rapidly advancing,
In the Liverpool cotton market a large business
was doing, and middling and ordinary were Id.
higher, whilst fair was unchanged. The sales of
the week amount to SO 900 bales of which the
trade took $4,000, spectators 60O0 and exporters
5000
Public attention beginning to turn with
great interest 20 French affairs.
The French Assembly had met, and President
Napoleon delivered his message, the chief feature
of which was demand for the restoration of uni.
versal suffrage, with very slight restrictions.
The message speaks unfavoraby of the financial
condition OF the country. Referring to Socialist
movements, and the disturbances which have taken
place, the President says that formal conspiracy
exists to overthrow society.
The ministry asked the Assembly to declare the
proposed measure urgent but the Assembly re-
fused by acclamation and thus the Legislative and
executive branches of the government are placed
in direct and avowed opposition. The result WAS
anxiously awaited for, but in the mean time public
tranquility renamed complete, ana commence
was unshaken. On the 4th the Assembly re-
elected Dupin president. The Legitimist organs
were severe on the president, and condemn his
commentator, which is attributed to personal am
bition. The Republican journals elated at the
prospect of universal suffrage, which they regard
as the only means to prevent civil war.
Upwards OF one hundred persons implicated in
the late riots 10 the department of Cher, France,
were about being tried by court martial.
The health of the King of Hanover was still
steadily declining.
Advices received from the Cape OF GOOD Hope,
to the Let of October, confirm previous accounts of
the disasters that had befallen the English forces
The Catfirs, in their last attack, employed fierce
dogs with great success.
The Caffirs had succeeded in surprising and sur
rounding two companies of the second regiment,
and killed Captain Oldham, with two ergeants
and nineteen privates. Eight were missing and
twenty three wounded. They were also preparing
to make an attack on Grahamstown
The price of bread at the Cape had risen fifty per
cont and was advancing.