The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Steamer Nd ermann-FOur Day
Later from Europe.

NEW FORK, OctoDer Zo-p' m.-Lhe American
steamer Hermann, from Southampton, with catc'
from Liverpool 10 the 18th instant has Just reached
| her wharf.
| 9th instant.
The steamer Pacific was signalled off Holyhea
on the morning of the 7th instant.
| Mr.. Mitchell, OF the firm of Denistoun & Co.
lost overheard from the Pacific during the pas
| sage.
| Manchester and Liverpool were engrossed with
preparations for the queens visit. She to be
at Manchester on the 10th instant, and day later
at Liverpool.
In London expectation tptoe for the ar
| rival of Kossuth. An address to the Democracy OF
France, signed by Kossuth, had been issued in re-
ference TO his repulse from French territory. II
has dspleased many of his English friends by its
extreme tone; but it is said he is hardly response
BILE for its precise terms, owing to the haste and
other circumstances attendant upon lite prepare
! ton at the moment of his 70 embarkaton.
| A piece of Australian gold from the newly dis
covered mines, weighing four and half pounds,
has reached London.
The official quarterly returns of the British
nue. show an improvement the corresponding
| quarter of last year. The custom duties have i'm
proved $50,001, and there is about equal In
crease in the excise. The income and post office
revenue has also considerably advanced. The
stamp and tax revenue has fallen off
The excitement in London was still great with
regard to the Exhibition, which was rapidly draw
ing to close. On Monday the number OF visitors
was LOT ,sl5, and on Tuesday they reached lO99l5,
while the receipts 95,23l. The close to
take place Saturday, the 18th inst.
Several deaths amongst the nobility had occur
red since the America had sailed, including the
Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Bolingbroke, Lord
Stafford Lady Douglas, -- Halliburton, and
Rear Admiral Pancock. Lord Stafford, it will be
remembered had married one of the Miss Caton's
of Baltimore, granddaughter of Charles Carroll,
of Carrollton.
The Paris Patrie, in explaining the reason why
the French government had refused Kossuth pas
sage through France, calls him 'sthe turbulent Kos
suth, man personifying the spirit of revolution
rather than of nationality, who ia arranging tri.
umphal entry into England;'' and then contrasts
him with the ilustrious Bathyany who, avoiding
all ecat, demanded on his arrival the hospitality o
France, which was instantly accorded him. Batthy-
any is now in Paris.
Kossuth still at Marseies on the I'd in
slant.
Spain tranquil, the people feeling secure in
the determination of France and England to inter
fere in the Cuba question, if necessary.
The Queen of Spain has granted pension Of
10000 reals to the widow of General Emma, who
was killed in repelling the Lopez expedition.
Louis Napoleon has authorized the town of For
tainebleau to erect bronze statue Of the Emperor
Napoleon.
Portugal continues uneasy with rumors of in
trigues between the Queen and high personagea
against Salamanca.
The appointment of the Archduke Albrecht as
Governor of Hungary gives satisfaction to tho
people.
An Austrian corps of observation has been estab-
lished on the Turko- Croatian frontier, and the
Ban of Jcilachich gone down to mark off the
ground:
merchant of Pesth about to sue Kossutl
on bill of exchange Issued by him. The Austrian
lawyers think he is personally responsible for notes
issued during his dictatorship.
The Emperor of Austria was summoned by teie-
graph in haste from Italy to Vienna. The Ban OF
Jellachich had also arrived there in great haste from
Croatia. great deal of excitement exists at Vi
emma in consequence Of these movements. The
Emperor had arrived at Trieste in q man of war
steamer at midnight. and continued his journey in
great rapidity. One runior ia that plot has been
discovered in Italy, and another movement
| among the democrats in Hungary.
The Austrian papers talk loudly of reprisals
againet Turkey for the Liberation of the Hungarian
refugees
The English funds had been firm since the sail
ing of the America. Consols have advanced to 81
They closed at less on the It'll Foreign and rail
way securities have also advanced.
At Liverpool, on the Ytb, cotton was in improved
demand, with sales of 5000 bales, three thousand
being for export. The lower qualities of American
were rather dearer. The sales of Saturday were
1000 bales, and prices dull; on Monday 900 bales.
The corn market exhibited symptoms of revival
from it's recent depression
At Manchester there but little doing, and
manufacturers will not coincide in their views.
The India branch Of the export business was droop-
ing