American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-18
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
Four days Later nom Europe.

The steamer Humboldt, from Southampton,
arrived at her wharf at New York yesterday
evening at o'clock. She brings four days
later news Her dates from London are to the
4th, and Liverpool to the Sd of june
The Humboldt left Hayre at 10 a. m. on the
4th, and arrived in Cowes Roads at p m. of
the same day.
The Herman had arrived out in Is days from
New York, and the Europa arrived on the lst
of June in III days. The Lafayette reached
Liverpool on the I'd inst, having previously put
into Queenstown for Goals. Her air-pump gave
way when three days out, and the rest of the
passage was performed by her engines working
high pressure.
The st. Lawrence sailed from Southampton
for New York on the Sd of June; she was to
touch at Lisbon to land the Hon. Mr.. Hedde-
rick, Charge to Portugal, who was the bearer
of treaty between the two countries. The
commander and officers gave grand entertain
ment, the day before sailing, to the mayor and
corporation of Southampton, as return for the
Inequalities extended to them.
India.
The overland India mail reached London on
the I'd of June, with Bombay, Calcutta, and
Madras dates to the 25th Of April There con-
tinued to be some disturbances on the Persian
frontier. The disbanded troops were overrun-
ming the Nisanis territories, and enacting every
species of violence Jotter Pensaud, the com
missariat contractor Of the Anglo-Indian armies
for the last ten years, to whom the government
owes $500, 900 sterling, and has been endeav-
orng to evade has been acquitted of the charges
brought against him of frauds and malfeasance
in Office
China.
The rebels were making Roadway against the
imperial troops and had taken possession of
the province of Kewangsai.
The commercial advices from India are not
so favorable as brought by the last mail. Money
was scarce, and at Bombay the fluctuations in
exchange had produced a bad effect.
Portugal.
The Chamber of Deputies was dissolved on
the 25th of May, and new Cortez convoked for
the 18th of September to revise the Constitution
The country was generally tranquil. Two regi-
tionary meeting, which was promptly sup
pressed.
Germany.
The King of Prussia had returned to Berlin
from Warsaw, and assisted in the Inauguration
of the statue of Frederick the Great. The
meeting of the Emperors Of Russia and Austria
at Olmutz was entirely of a military character.
France.
The news relates almost entirely to the Pre-
sident's visit to the provinces, where he had
been received with great enthusiasm. Louis
Napoleon made speech at Dion of great politi
cal Importance. His popularity was evidently
on the increase, and it is said, should the cleo
ton take place tomorrow, he would be re-elect-
ed. The Partisan journals are dissatisfied with
the speech, and regard it as declaration of
war against the Assembly.
The President returned to Paris on the Sd of
June.
Spain.
The Government is in fear Of an insurrection
in Madrid, and military precaution had been
taken.
The Spanish Democrats were again active,
and had issued programme of future opera
tons.
England.
The Great Exhibition was visited on the I'd
of june by nearly $4,000 persons. Her majesty
was present.
Capt Mathews, late of the city of Glasgow, is
to have command of the Great Britain steam
ship, and is coming to New York in September.
The Atlantic will be ready for sea on the lst of
July.
MARKETs.-Cotto on the second of
1000 bales ut previous rates, which were fully
maintained. Sales on the third of 1000 bales,
prices bouyant.
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour was more
saeable at late rates Corn met with fair in
quiry at 30s @30s. Cd. for new yellow, decline
of Cd. for the week. Wheat was in fair request,
and previous quotations fully maintained.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The money mar
ket is easy. Consols were firm and tending
upwards American Securities steady.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
are more favorable.
HAvRE, June 4th.-Cotton is in better de-
mand, and the downward tendency in prices
has been arrested.
The Humboldt brought seventy passengers.