The republic., 1851-02-21
TeIsgraphIc.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

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Eight Days Later from Europe.
Decline in Cotton Brsadsfu6s Duil-Money Mar
| kef-PoliticaI Nstcs.
| New YonK, Feb. 20. IN.
CorTos MARKET.-C Cotton, at Liverpool, has fur
ther declined ID Tho sales of tho week ar
%, $50 bales. Fair Orleans Il; Mobile "a; Upland
7s The market closed frmer than it had beer
during the week.
| Breadstufs. = The flour market was rathe
dull; wheat has declined to I'd. per bushel; In
dian Cd. per ar. lower.
| Provisions. was in demand at London a
Asa. to $751; hams Ais. to Cos Lard is brisk at SIS
TO 40s. per cwt.
Napal St0es.-Thcre was good demand. sale
of rough turpentinc at Is; rosin Be-. cd. Both il
active request.
Money and Stock Markef.-The money marke
was easier. Consols closed at 96s 96s. bette
demand exists for American stocks. United Statei
6's Of 1868, IOS 1883; Pennsylvania 5s, 81 s6
Maryland SIS, S9i 80.
Ffeights.-Thcre was a better feeling in frcights
Political NEws.--The steamer Baltic sailcc
from Liverpool at p. IN. on the sth.
The Cambria sailed from Cork on the 4th with
| the Atiantic's freight.
FRANcs.-The Committee of the Assembly re
solved, mem. con, that M. Maquon may be arrested
for debt. General Rulhieres met with serious
accident, in descending the staircase Of the Castle
des Pyramides, on Saturday. Having made q
false step, he fell and ruptured the tendon uniting
the knee cap with the leg. He then fell on his head
| and became inssnsible. Medical aid was inmedi
night
In the Assembly on Monday the Minister of Fl
nance submitted, in short speech, proposition
for extraordinary credit Of 800 900 francs, to
meet the Presidents expenses of representation
during the year 1851: The Minister'S speech was
received with satrica remarks II the members oi
the Mountain and with coolncss bv the memb bers
Of the Right.
Letters from Cherbourg state that 200 merchant
ment have been driven into that harbor by stress Of
weather.
Admiral Montigue's division will sail for Per-
nambuco and Rio de Janeiro. II il now weather
bound. On the demand Of tho French Government
The rivers Loyre and Warende have overfiowed
their banks at Nevcrs and Orleans
In the Monitssv, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
protests, in contradiction of certain rumors, that
no changes have been made among the functiona-
ries of his department.
On Monday night the National Assembly decided
on Mr.. Joset's free trade motion. The Chambers
we're, for the mot not0n 2si af.ins. i sss
ers have left Hamburg for Kiel, where they will
publish proclamation. Count Remington il to
follow.
The Stockholders of Holstein have resigned in
favor of the provisional government. In their
proclamation they state that the Germanic Con-
federation intends to protect the established rcla-
tions between Schleswig and Holstcin.
HEssE CAssEL.-The officers who resigned their
commissions during the late crisis will be tried by
court martial of Bavarian officers. 1t is stated
at the Cassel that military convention had been
concluded between the governments Of Austria and
Heese accepting this treaty. The Hessian troops
will proceed to Bohemia, and the cities of Hessc
will reseive Au strian garrisons.
PRussIA.-Baron Montaffel, the premier intends
repairing to Dresden before the 18th instant.
He will there have an interview with the premier
In its sittings of the Sd instant the lower house
voted against paragraph 80 Of the government re-
garding the loan the responsibility of the min
isters. The vote against the paragraph was 1872.
for it los.
AUsrRIA.--A further reduction of the army ia in
contemplation. This will raise the number Of SOL
diers on leave to $50, 900.
viENNA.-A correspondence of the 29h ult. states
that the military power has had crisis.
The Vienna aristOcracy determined in its
purpose and extended In its ramificatons. Part of
the garrison of Vienna had been misled The 4th
Of March bad been fixed for a general outbreak.
Seventy persons-students, citizens. and officers on
half pay-have been arrested.
Three noblemen Of the garrison of Vienna have
been sent to the provinces, and rewards have been
attempted to misisad the soldiers. The Austrian
press will not be allowed to notice these facts.
AHgsmefns Zeitung says that Prince Schwartzen-
berg is preparing to proceed to Dresden.
The Steam er's NesDs.
New YoRK. Feb. 20, p. m.-The steamers news
has unsettled the market Stocks are steady.
Breadstufb dull. Cotton heavy.
No sales thus far in the day.
Provisions firm. Groceries quiet.
EixW Wright-I Thompson, the Abolitionisf.
BosroN, Feb. 20.-The examination of Elixur
Wright was resumed to-day, and resulted in his
being held to bail in the sum Of two thousand dol
lars for his appearance and trial before the United
States circuit court the third Tuesday of March,
Sewall entered security.
Thompson, the abolition lecturer, has been pelted
with rotten eggs At Springfield, Massachusetts,. At
the railroad station yesterday morning large
crowd were present, who hooted him, and would
have committed personal Violence but the authori-
ties ihterfered. Stones were thrown into the win
dows Of his room. He departed westward in the
cars, not well pleased.
Connecticut Wing Congressional Conrention.
HARrroRD, Feb, f9.-The Whig Congressional
Convention OF this district, this morning, in
al hal nj ed Mr arlc han