Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From @ York.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

NEW 1ORky <o-
The steamer Atlantic, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed at half past l o'clock, P. NJ, on the 18th inst,
arrived at half past l o'clock this morning-brings SIX
ty.two passenCers-among them Mr.. L. Riddle, CON-
missioner to the Worlds Fair, and E. H.. Thompson,
bearer Of dispatches from American mi mister at London.
Announcement reiterated that Kossuth would leave for
New York on the steamer Washington.
Private letters speak OF his deferring his departure
He visited Birmingham on the 10th and Manchester on
the 11th. Hailed everywhere with extraordinary dis
plays of popular enthusiasm. He was escorted into
Birmingham with a procession Of 100, 900 persons and
was entertained at the mansion of Mr.. Beach: Kossuth
confined himself TO brief expressions OF thanks for the
welcome he received. His reception was more warm
and enthusiastic here than in any other place In England.
Business was suspended aud the day observed as a holt
day by all classes. He was publicly received at Free
Trade Hall.
Lieut.. PIN, of the royal navy, proposes further search
for Sir John Franklin; he proposes TO 60 through Russia
and Siberia to Cocaltz, where, il is thought, further
traces Of the expedition must be found on the Polar sea.
The enterprise, thus proposed, has the support OF the
Admiralty and Of the Royal Geographical Society. The
friends of Sir John anticipate aid from Russia. Lady
Franklin contributes five hundred pounds to the project.
liverpool, Nor. 12.-Flour has been taken less freely,
but former prices are fully maintained Western canal
1ssa19 Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore ISsal9s. Corn
dull but not cheap; wheat in very limited request, but
prices are we'll sustained. There is a fair demand for
bacon and arrivals are taken at full prices. Beef and
pork, hams and shoulders, have a downward tendency.
Lard quiet at 45s.
The money market continues to be overstocked with
unemployed capital, and funds are steadily improving.
Consols closed at 9sa9S3 for money and account.
There is an improvement in foreign stocks, but no
quotations of American are given.
Much excitement has heen caused by the stoppage OF
Days bank in Paris. 1t will pay five shillings to the
pound.
Accounts from Manchester represent the market as
steady, with fair business and a prospect of further i'm
provemen
FRANcE-The affairs or the French Republic contin-
ne to engross public attention throughout Europe. The
President made a speech to six hundred officers of the
army 1oclarinn HE ralianca up0n thplr entire SunnOrt IN
every and any emergency The speech has been con-
strued into a declaration Of his determination to take
very decided ground upon more important recommenda-
tions o. his message, and depended personally upon the
support Of the army. 1t is considered, in fact, a defiance
of the Assembly-his speech was %iavorably received by
the people, but caused a slight decline at the Bourse.
The committed TO which had been referred the electoral
law proposed by the President and read to tho Assembly
on the 18th, recommended its absolute rejection. The
Democratic Socialist m Of Paris declare they
will take no part in the election in that city on the 3Oth,
in consequence Of punishment Of the franchise by law,
of the 31st Nav last; and calls upon all Republican cleo
tors to pursue the same policy. At one Of its meetings
a ~~'mmissary Of Police was present to watch the pro-
cecdings, when the committee declared they would not
deliberate in the presence Of government agents, and
adjourned.
The proposition OF the Questars, calling out the troops
for defence Of the Assembly is prevailing at Paris, it
having been discovered that, although the Assembly has
the power, the appointment OF the General for said
troops rests with the President. Two emmissaries OF
the Central Committee, refugees from London, were ar
rested in Paris, and the houses of those persons commu-
nicatinr with them searched, and many papers seized.
1t is reported that all grades Of officers 'andi soldiers de-
clare their intention to adhei e to the President in prefer
ence to the Assembly.
SPAIN.-Letters from Madrid are to the 5th instan..
Cortez reassembles on the sth. The widow of Gent
Emma had been received by the Queen and presented
with the bands of the royal order Of Maria Louisa.
ITALY.-The Austrian military commanders have
prohibited the religious meetings of protestants residing
there.
IRELAND-The Galway indicator Of the 9Th inst.
contains an account Of a meeting held in that city on the
subject OF steam communication with New York. Mr..
Falstaff presented letters Of introduction from Abbott
Lawrence. Stated that he and his father would make
the experiment for six months with first class steam
vessels. The first, fastest, and strongest Of which
would sail from New York on the 18th Of December.
Superior emigrant arrangements to he made, and these
conveyed at six pounds per head. Resolved that Mr..
Falstaf's vessels should enter port free of all dues, for
six months. The greatest unanimity and enthusiasm
nrevailed.