The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-12-06
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER HUMBOLDT.
Three Days Later from Europe.


Three Days Later from Europe.
Arripai of Rossufh al Ne,r York-Loia Monies.
also on Board-Deah Of the King Of Hanovsr-
h0dHs or Franco Spain, Atslria, &c Cotton
aud b. eadstuBs ddoaRcsd, SC.
New YoRK, December 5-The steamer Hum,
boldt arrived at her wharf at 2 O'Clock THE morn
ing, bringing Governor Kossuth and suite among
her passengers, Lola Monies also comes on board
OF the Humboldt, and is great object of public Gu
riosity. The Humboldt brings dates from England
10 the 10th of November.
The King Of Hanover died on the 18th Of Novcm-
Der.
The Donors to Kossuth at Southampton were con-
tinued with the greatest enthusiasm up to the hour
Of his departure, the affection of the people being
scarcely comfortable
The steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the
18th ultmo.
1t rumOrcd that Dr. Newman had been
appointed President of the Catholic University of
Ireland.
Baron Rothschild is said TO have received com
mission from Prussia to negotiate loan 10 Eng
land of2l 900. 900 thalerS.
ENGLAND
The London Morning Post Gays that Sir Henry
Bulwer is expected to embark for New York at the
end of the week, to resume his functions at Wash.
ington.
The Humboldt left Havre at s a. m ON the 10Th
ult., and anchored at Cowes at4 p. m. on the
day.
Kossuth and Madame Kossuth are accompanied
by NJ. and Madame Pulski together with his aid
de-camp and secretaries, making in all thirteen
persons AS the Humboldt came up the bay Kos
suth was saluted by discharge of tweniy-one
guns which was returned on the part of the steam
or. On his arrival at Staten Island large number
OF persons Notwithstanding the unseasonableness of
the hour, rushed down to the dock to welcome him.
The departure of Kossuth from the shores of
England was marked by demonstration South
ampon equal in enthusiasm TO that which attended
his landing. Nearly the whole population turned
out to bud him God speed" and the affectionate
expressions of esteem that were uttered exhibited
, the strong impression his virtues and talents had
made upon the minds of the Eng ish people.
The splendid steamship belonging 10 the Vene-
zuela and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
was placed at his disposal to convey Kossuth from
Southampton to Cowes. All the shipping in the
docks were dressed with flags, Hungarian colors
predominating. The Southampton battery thun-
dered forth a national salute of twenty one guns
significant of their recognition of Hungarian ma
tionaty, and the iustrous visitor stepped
from English soil to embark for the United States,
the most enthusiastic and prolonged cheers burst
, from the assembled thousands.
During their stay at South ampton, Kossuth a nd
his party were the guests Of j. r. Croskey, the
United States consul. The mayor and corporation
of southampton embarked on the steamer which
conveyed Kossuth to Cowes, and a magnificent
dinner was served up in honor of the distinguished
exiles Sevetal toasts were drunk, including the
health OF kossuth and that OF j. CToskey, the
latter being proposed by NJ Kossuth himself.
When the hour Of parting arrived, Kossuth was
powerfully affected, and In accents broken with
emotion he expressed his warm thanks for the
kindness he had experienced from his Southamp
ton friends.
The Humboldt finally got under weigh, bearing
with her the illustrious Hungarian liberator, for
whose welfare and safety multitudes offered up
their prayers.
The news from France is of most exciting
character, The htormiest debate ever known be-
fore in French parliamentary annals had taken
place In the Legislative Assembly, upon propo-
sion for appointing an armed force TO protect the
Assembly. The project, if carried, would have
had the effect Of exciting civil war, the end Of
, which could not have been foreseen.
The measure was, however. rejected by
jority Of los votes. and thus Louis Napoleon and
bis ministry completely triumphed. The National
Assembly has SO lost ground by its abortive in
trigues against the President, that his position is
now pronounced by hs btterest foes to be for the
6 moment stronger than ever before.
Marshal Soult was dangerously i'll, and his de-
cease was hourly expected.
The rejection by the Assembly of the proposition
to enlarge the elective franchise has caused great
excitement in the political circles Of Paris but it
has had but little effect on the mnrkets as eviuccd
by the rise Of stocks.
The bullion in the Bank of France has fallen four
millions for Paris aone-the discounts have in
creased three millions the whole metallic reserve
six hundred millions; notes in circulation five
hundred and ffty.iwo millions.
Several American ships have been lost in the
eastern archipelago.
The French ministry it is thou ght, was removed
for incompetency. Another will be formed by the
minority, and it is said that Dronynde L'Huys,
Baroche, and Fould will be members of it,
SPAIN.
Narvaez has been recalled from Paris by the
Queen OF Spain. His aids were presented TO Ma
poeon and decorated before leaving.
PRUSSIA.
The negotiations between Prussia and Denmark
respecting the sound duties have been broken off
AUSTRIA
The Emperor of Austria, on account of the low
state Of his finances is making large reductions of
the military.
The Belgian Legislature presented address to
the King the 18th.
The railway across the Isthmus of suez is to be
commenced Immediately.
INDIA CHINA.
The overland mail had arrived from the Fact
Indies, bringing dates from Bombay to the 18th of
October, Hong Kong to the 25th of September,
and Canton TO The 7th of October.
Dos Mahommcd was still busy in his operations
against the British, annoying them. The Pun
jaub, Scinde and other provinces west of the ALA
ha bad, had been formed into Presidency, ca He'd
Lahore. The remainder of the Agrie provinces
would be annexed to the Presidency
At Bengal the tea duty question between Sir G.
Bonham and Len, the Chinese viceroy, still
unsettled.
A large amount of business was doing at Canton
and Shanghae.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, November, 49, Cotton. Sales Of
cotton for the laet three days have amounted to
$4,000 bales, of which 900 were taken by specu-
ators, and 900 for export. The demand lie good ,
and prices have advanced !. Holders are not
pressing on the market, and tue prospect ia good.
Trade in the manufacturing dis tricts continues
active and unchanged.
The continental advices from India are regarded
as favorable TO manufactures generally. The