The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-19
[Tslegraphsd 10 the Philadelphia North american.
Foreign News by the Humboldt.

| [Tslegraphed 10 the Philadelphia North american
Foreign News By the HumboIdt.
| Cotton Market Frm-Ins Lafayette Arrived
President Bonaporte IN the Field.
| New York, June II, lS5l.-The steamship
Humboldt, from Havrc and Cowes, arrived this
evening, bringing Paris dates to the Sd. and Lon
don to the 4th instant.
| The Humboldt reached her wharf at O'clock
She left Havre at 10 O'clock a. M. the 4th, and
Cowes at q, p m, Of the same day.
The Humboldt brings about 10 passengers.
The steamship Hermann arrived out under Is
| days to Southampton.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the Let inst.
| in ~ days.
| The propellar Lafayette, from PhiladeIphia.
reached Liverpool ON the I'd instant, having pre-
viously put into Queenstown. Her ar-pumps ne
has already been stated. gave way on her 4th day
out. She performed the rest Of the passage with
| engines working under high pressure.
The United States frigate st. Lawrence sailed
from Southampton on the Sd instant for Now York
She was to touch at Lisbon, To land ths Hon. Mr.
Haddock, the American charge c'afIaires 70 Por-
tngal, who was also the bearer Of treaty between
the two countries.
The commander and officers of the st. lawrence
gave grand entertainment on board, ON the day
previous to her departure, to the mayor and corpo-
ration Of Southampton, as return for the hospi-
talities extended to them.
Captain Matthews, late of the City OF Glasgow II
to have command Of the steamship Great Britain,
which comes to New York in September.
The steamship Atlantic will be ready for sea BY
The Exhibition was visited on the ID instant by
nearly $4,000 persons. The queen was present.
France.
The news from France principally relates to tho
Presidents visit to the provinces. flo had been re-
celved AT Dion with much enthusiasm.
The President made speech at Dion. to which
much political Importance 10 attached.
The popularity Of Louis Napoleon was on the i'm
crease very evidently and it was said in wei. in
formed circles, that should The election take place
now, he would be chosen President again
The Partisan journals, however, are dissatisfied
with the speech at Dion, and regard it a. decla-
ration of war against the Assembly.
The President returned to Paris on the third in
| stant
The accounts from Spain represent the govern
ment in great fear of an instruction in Madrid.
Every military precaution was being taken to
The Spanish Democrats were again active, and
had issued programme of future operations
Portugal.
The Chamber of Deputies was dissolved on tho
10th May, and the new Cortcs conyokcd for the
10th OF September TO revise the constitution.
Portugal generally was tranquil.
Two regiments at Oporto had attempted to get
up reactionary movement, which, however, was
at once suppressed by the authorities.
Prussia.
We learn. from Berlin that the King of Prussia
had returned from Warsaw, and assisted at the in
The object of the meeting OF the Empcrors Of
Russia and Austria at Olmutz was entirely Of mil
itary character.
India ana China.
The overland Indian mail reached London on
the I'd Of June, with Bombay dates to the Sd May,
and Calcutta and Madras TO the 25th April.
There continued to be some slight disturbances
on the Postwar frontier. The disbandcd troops
were verrunning the Nizam's territories, and en-
acting every species of horror.
tha mis- RS ortor of
the AngloIndia armies during the past ten years,
and to whom the government ne-half mil
hon sterling, and is endeavoring to evade payment,
him of fraud, &c.
The rebels are making Roadway against the i'm
peral troops and had taken possession of the pro-
vince Of Kransai.
The commercial advices from India are not as
satisfactory as those by the last mail. Money was
very scarce at Bombay and the fluctuations in ex-
changes had had bad effect.