The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-09

ia TELEGRAPMC.
ARRIVAL OF THE sFEAMEn EUROPA.
seven Days LAtsr morn Europe.
e Nxw Yoax. May 81 p. m.
The Europa arrived at her wharf At half past six
o'clock. a. M Private letters state that on 6atur-
day further decline Of Id. took place in cotton,
making The total decline 3D. The sales on that day
amounted 10 5000 bales. aka
The news from England i important. both po-
lticsllv and commesoiAlly. Parliament will re-
assem6b on the 18th, when the Income Tax
The Protestant agitation IL carried on with re-
newed vigor. AZ The grand banquet at Edinburg
ON Tuseday the attendance was very large. Lord
Eglinton took the chair. There i to be similar
demonstration In London on the 18th. Lord Rich
mond u 70 preside, Of course.
Il u confidently reported that the Protectionist
party are dsvising schemes TO bring about another
ministerial crisis. MT: Welpols has prepared
move - amendments 10 the Papal bill These
resolutions pcrplex member who wish to stand
we'll with their pious constitusnts, and in all pro-
fail In the House Of Commons. they have strong
hopes Of sffscting their purpose In the House OF
Lords.
ton has been published, and gives general salts
faction The holders of season tickets and GER
tain number OF sxhbtors arc to be admitted to the
ceremony. Il was intended 70 have grand pro.
cessiou by the Lord Mayor and corporation OF
London from Guilahsll to Hyde Park, but the pro-
ject wss not fAvorably received.
Some elections had taken place in England and
Ireland. At Boston Mr.. Frsshneld, prOtectionist,
was returned b. 1877 majority. Moore O'Farrell,
late governor OF Malta, Obtained the vacant seat
from kepgford. The Boston election was At,
tended With aserious Iios and wss only terminated
lor cheap bread. Eighteen of the ring lead
crs were captured, and lodged IN Bridewell
Tho Catholics in Dublin had held . large meet
ing in opposition to the Papal aggression bill ON
Tuesday last. The attendance was large. Mr..
Reynolda, N. p, presided, and nesting OF the
Catholics from all parts Of Ireland was resolved on
to be held in Dublin on the 29th. Seventeen pre-
lates including three archbishops, signihed their
approval Of tho meeting.
s IA geaa Branos. M
The ali absorbing topic Of discussion at Paris il
the Presidential election. The Republican party
arc still divided a. to . candidate The Mode
rates win support Gsneryl Cavaignac, The Ui!ras
desire 2 support :Cme one 2, :. WEN ;e =
the two wings offer to tho BonAparte policy con-
sists in motions to revise the constitution whilst
tho electoral law may.exist. The Elysee organs
are busily engaged In assailing liberal views.
ADDITIONAL BY EUROPA.
~ Nv France.
At ths acting Of the Assembly on the cath, mo-
ton proposed to allow newspapers TO be sold IN
che streets, which was rejected By yeas 22S' nays
Funds have declined on account Of the unsettled
state Of political Affairs.
ono of the dcp2rtments. He il understood TO be an
adxecsts Of the prolongatiOn Of the Presidents
power. 49, sgase5at8 c4
Tho government is endsavoring to secure tho
extinguishment Of the national debt, and exacts q
pledge from every deputy 70 favor the accomplish
Ineut ofthat purpose. The government desires. in
concert with England, TO assist Portugal against
the rsbellious Duke Of SAldana
M p NnglaAd.
notice appears requesting exhibitors a. -. inc
a. after the 26h no will be admitted but those
engaged to adjust tho goods.
Tho legation 81 Berne has objeceed 70 allowing
to England. America il, therefore, tho only coun-
try willing to receive them.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, April 25th.-The Canada, from Boston,
arrived ON the evening the 2lst and the accounts
by her mot bsing conrmatory of the short crop ca
tom Holders have lost al confidence. and are forc-
ing thar stocks upon the market regardless OF
price. Tho decline in American descriptions Is
fully eighth and II .syssa instances
The sales of the week have been 20, ITO bales, Of
which spectators have taken 2,70O, and exporters
5000 bales. The official quotations, which must be
considered nominal, arc a. follows: Fair Orleans
7I fair Mobile 62 fair Uplands 81; middling 81
and Std; inferior and ordinary 6A6sd, 81 a6s, and
5a Sd per ID.
of which 36l 900 bales are American. against a
stock at this time last year of 549, 900 bales, OF
which $40 900 were American. Trade in Man.
chester has bsen dull. and the prices Of yarns and
goods suitable for export have been lower, whilst
ihere has been more doing In goods for home con.
sumption. #.a "a.
Rice-There have been no sales Of American
rice. 1000 bags Of Bengal were sold at &c. Sd. per
Money Market.-The money market during the
week has been easier. Consuls opened ON Monday
at SIT, and ceased on Thursday at 97b for money,
unchanged. United States Sc, 1853, 80 SO; do
6's, 1864 lOlA 1855 do So. 1868, ll0} 1l02; do
Sc, 1867 and 'ss. 1861 . lo7.
Election Of Governor.
HA.rpo.D. (Cosx.) May s.-Thomas H. ssy-
mour. Democrat was to-day elected governor OF
Connecticut by the Legislature in joint convention.
~ ArrivaI Of steamship Union.
New YoHx, May 81 p. m.-The steamship
Union, from New Orleans, arrived here this morn
ing in nix days and half from New Orleans.
Amongthe passengers are Gen. Scott and the cole
Anti. slasry C0nuention.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May THE Anti-slavery So
ciety met 1t 10 o'clock this morning in the Marke,
Hall. They had previously entered into bonds in
which nigh. sccrus rom any thing that would e.
suit from riot. Il had been previously reported in
the place that Captain Rynders. from New York
was to be present, with gang, for the purpose Of
Mr.. Garrison was elected president, and Messrs
May Of Boston, and Walker, Of Ohio, secretaries.
After prayer and singing. Mr.. Garrison ad,