The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-05
[ 1slegraphed 10 the Baltimore Patriot.l
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.


Three Days Later from Europe.
A6aIs Of the Continent-Deeline in Cotton-Brea
sfuts Dull and L0icer.
New YoRK, June 4-10 q. m.-The steamship
Asia arrived here this morning from Liverpool,
which port she left at half past o'clock on Satur-
day afternoon, May 24-thus making the passago
in 10 days IS hours and 80 minutes.
The market at Paris has been very heavy and
unsettled all the week.
The President of the French republic attended a
review on the 22d ult., in the Champ de Mara;
every thing passed off quietly. The President,
who was accompanied by General Narvaez, was
received with loud shouts of give Napoleon"
Hamburg accounts confirm the late statements
of joint remonstrance having been sent to the
Danish government by Austria and Prussia, on the
subject of the federal commissioners.
The Austrian government consents to the liberia
ton of Kossuth and other Hungarians. on condi
ton of their Immediately leaving Europe.
Marshal Radetzky has been summoned from
Milan to Vienna for the purpose, it was believed
of accompanying the Emperor Of Austria to War
saw.
A modification of the Spanish cabinet, according
to the accounts Of the 10Th ultmo, wasagain talk
cd of.
We learn from Paris that some disturbances took
place at Belle Isle. the l4th ultimo, amongst the
political prisoners, who grossly insulted and me-
naced with acts of violence the inspector of prisons
Barbcs and Blanquc were among the rioters.
Advices received from MADRID this morning
state that the elections had terminated, and their
result was in almost every instance favorable TO the
government.
Accounts have been received from Lisbon to the
18th instant. Saldanha had chartered two steam
srs to convey him and his troops to Lisbon. The
Queen il said to be disposed to meet Saldanha's
view with respect to the formation of a ministry
There has been most dangerous flood at Wen
ma with one exception the bridges have been car
ried away. .
The King of Prussia reached Warsaw on the 18th
of May at quarter past eight in the evening. The
NM No nd n a
az Skierniwice, where the royal and imperial
party dined; they then journeyed on together TO
Warsaw.
Our correspondence from Brussels is of the 23d
ult No ministry has as yet been formed.
The Markets.
Messrs. Bell s. Son report that the demand for
American State securities continued, and prices
well sustained. Quotations were as follows on
tho Odd ult. U. 8. per CT. bonds, '53, 80 to SO;
u. S. per ct. bonds, '62, los to 1865 do. do '6S,
ll2 to l13; U. s. per ct. stock, '67 and IS, LOT
to 1917; New York State per ct. stock, '5S and
co. 96; New York city sper CT stocks, '55 and 40
80 to 81; Boston city per CT bonds, SO and '62,
go; Pa. per ct. stock, ST. to SO; Ohio per ct.
stock, 10 to rs. l05; Mass per Ct State bonds,
49, LOG to l07; Nd per ct. bonds, 80 TO 90s; Can
ada per CT bonds, IA, l07 to 1918; Montreal city
6per ct. bonds, ST, g..
LIvsnpooL MARxErs.-Flour is again cheaper
the best brands of sweet flour in prime order are
not active at 20s. Indian corn ia lower, the best
yellow is worth only 20s. cx-shp except in retail.
White Is. more.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-Cotton has expo
rienced decline of fully d. The quot atoms are,
fair Orleans, 81; middling, 81; fair Upands, sd;
The sales Of the week amount to Al 900 bales. On
Saturday up to clock, the sales 5000 bales;
prices closing steady.
--LATEST NEws NY ELECTRIC TELEGRApH.-Capt.
Judkins has kindly furnished me with the follow
ing latest news from Europe by electric telegraph;
England.
is warmly engaged in committee upon the Papal
Aggression bill, upon which the ministry have re-
ccived very full support. A motion was made on
the evening of Friday May %, to postpone the
alteration Of the first clause until the House in
the possession of the brief rcscript apostoical
letter.
France.
PARIs, Friday evening Kraat's corrc-
spondent reports promising feeling of confidence
in the minds of the public the question Of the
vision of the constitution. The Legitimists ard
Democrats show disposition to compromise, which,
backed by the general feeling of the country. will
probably lead to removal the Presidents power.
Bourse much the same as on Thursday.
Portugal.
Accounts from Lisbon in the Diario Gobierno Of
the 18th, via Madrid, state that the Queen has
issued decree by which the dismissal Of Marshal
Saldanha is rendered null and void, to be consid-
cred never having existed, and his appointments,
both civil and military have been confirmed. II
also states that Count Thomar has been informed
which he had been appointed. Saldanha was at
Oporto, exercising full civil and military authori-
ty, but in the Queens name