The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-19
l7tlssroPhsd 10 the PhildelpAia Laquirr.l
Arrival M the Am~rsr.

ArrAvaA OF the Amer1ca.
Decline !. Cotton Brssd'tge. Adus"sins ~,
Schemes Unsettled state Of A6aIs on I've Conf
nsnt
[The eastern lines all being Frustrated by the
storm, we received the following despatch last
night by special express from Boston to New York;
NEW YonK, April ITO o. m.
The steamship America left Liverpool on Satur-
day, April 5th, and arrived at Boston about noon
to-day, after passage twelve days.
The cotton market has been rather quiet for tho
week, and in favor ofthe buyer. On the most cur
of has been submitted to. Total amount OF sales
for the week, 81, $50 bales -
The state Of the trade IL represented satisfac-
tory, although the funds have been languid. There
has been no alarming decrease and sellers of wheat
and -four are asking an improvement. Supplies OF
foreign do not fall of, they likely TO do 30.
England.
The London Gazette speaks with assurance that
the present cabinet must either be completely
changed or essentially modified, 30 AZ to como be-
fore the public az q reformed administration with
in few months, or perhaps even weeks. cabi-
net must be formed which will regard moro than
the present does the past did the agricuturists
colonists, and ship owners of Great Britain.
~ France.
cabinet council was held on the I'd instant, the
subject Of which 10 said TO have been the state of
the department Of Nisvre, aud also of Paris.
A rumor prevailed at Paris Of some disorder hav-
The National Assembly. by majority of $40 to
306, referred NJ de Rances's proposition to spe-
cal commission. The Municipal Councils Of Nuts
and Preay have been dissolved, and the mayor of
Nuts and his deputies dismissed.
Admiral Parseval Deschenes's squadron sailed
from Brcst for Toulon on the 10Th ult. ~, t..t
The papers contain an official document Of the
failure Of the ministerial combinations which have
been attempted by the President
The director OF the Republican newspaper has
been sentenced to . fine andimprisonment for hav-
ing published second edition Of bis paper without
making any additional deposits.
Spain.
Accounts from Madrid are of the Goth ultimo.
The Epoca states that the King left the previous
day for Aranjuez, ON q visit TO his brother. The
infant Don Henrique, who It appears arrived in
that royal residence regular prisoner, escorted
BY detachment q f,sIc rd All,
discussing tho project Of law relative to the ar
rangement Of the treasury debt.
sas Prussia.
The income tax bill has passed with but little
discussion to the 25th clause. The members of the
royal family and the princes of Hohenzallern, are
exempt from the operation of the tax. The Queen
Of Bavaria has arrived at Berlin on visit to her
father, Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, who il seriously
Ill. 1 500
The Foreign Affairs had been offered to Count
Alvenslebcn, who il expected to decline the ofier
II is stated that Baron Manteufie's position pre-
mier 10 untenable.
Italy.
Letters from Toulon OF the 9th ult. confirm
the late intelligence Of the failure of the Austrian
negotiation at Rome for the North Of Italy railway
Portugal. .N
Letters of the 22d ultimo announce the return in
the Tagus of Commodore Martins squadron. The
claims OF the Marquis of valadas 70 the peerage
have been rejected. In the debate on this claim,
speeches Of great violence were exchanged by the
Duke Of Saidanha and the Marquis Of Thomar.
The lower House had voted all the budget. Tho
Alfeite question was before the upper House whom
the post left. 3g H
The Southampton steamer, of the 18th ultim0,
had not arrived in the Tagus
Austria.
The circulation of the pamphlet entitled the
Dresden Conferences Is prohibited in Austria. The
Minister has met with several unforeseen obstacles
to his plan of reducing the impost duties.
The Emperor, on the 23d ultimo, being the ami
versary of the battle Of Novara, gave grand mill
tary dinner at Trieste. His majesty proposed the
health of the Victor Of Novarra. The aged mar.
shall replied in suitable terms.