The republic., 1851-01-01
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BosToN, DEC. SOP. M.-Thc American mail
steamer Baltic was compelled to put into Province
town on saturday evening, and remained there
until Sunday noon Captain Comstock, In the
meanwhile, was endeayoring to purchase coal,
which he found difficult 10 obtain. Should he
not be able To find sufficient quantity to run his
vessel to New York, he purposes putting into Bos-
ton.
The Baltic passed off Halifax at one O'Clock on
Friday afternoon. Her passengers left her at
Provincetown, place at the extreme point OF Cape
Cod, and proceeded to Boston by railroad and other
conveyance. They have all reached Boston.
In England, since The commencement Of the Pa
pal difficulties, nothing seems TO have given such
general satisfaction the Queens answer To the
address presented to her at Windsor Castle.
On Thursday, in Dublin, the satisfaction at her
answer appears equally good
letter of the Premier, Duke of Norfolk, has been
published, in which his grace takes the same view
OF the ultra Monarchc doctrine OF Doctor Wiseman
that Lord Beaumont propounded some weeks ago.
The papers continue TO TEEN with accounts of meet
ings, addresses, petitions, and circumstances
against the new Roman Catholic organization.
Advices from the Cape Of Good Hope to the Goth
of October, state that the fears of coffee eruption
have subsidized
Beyond the discovery of new socialist plot at
Toulon. this country remains tranqu9l-
The Red Democrats at London, in connexon
with those in Switzerland, watching the pro-
gress Of events and anticipating the moment when,
as they say, they may strike at the existence of
kingy authority in Europe, and restore the Repub-
lie, one and indivisible.
An authentic report has reached Paris from Mar
sees, stating that a revolution had broken out at
Palermo.
PRUSSIA AUSTRIA.
By the latest accounts the Prussans were at
Haufeld, preparing to depart The absolute Col
ector, counting upon the support of the Austrans,
is protesting against the presence of the Prussians
in his Capital, and the Austrians thus conquered,
cor To adv aat Ia theu pc.
cupied Marburg, where they commanded the rail-
road from Frankfort to the Cassel, and completely
turned the flank Of the Prussians.
The Berlin journals seem to count on peace be-
ing preserved.
From Vienna the news is not quite pacific,
and whilst it s said that the Russian army is or.
dered to be reduced, armaments at Vienna still
continue.
Affairs in Germany becoming more paicfc,
and the prospects OF peace more promising
HEssE cAssEL.
Our advices from Hesse Cssse state that the three
conferences TO settle that dispute, the cleo
tion in the mean time being. askcd to go before
the Cassel. Protected by Prussian and one
Federal battalion, the Esappc Roads, which join
the Prussian basten provinces with the West
phalia provinces, are TO be open to both Prus-
SLAMS and Federals, and the former not to OBJ
struct the movements Of the Federal troops. The
King of Bavaria, seconded by Wertemburg, has
taken every step to mark the disapprobation of a
unity compromise, and Saxony 10 SAID to be equally
annoyed by it. change has taken place in the
headquarters of the Duchies. Wisen has sud
denly resigned command Of the Holstcn army,
and has gone to Altoona.
General Van Der Horst has been appointed com
mander in his place.
TURKEY,
Fresh disturbances have taken place at Aleppo.
The insurgents in spite of the recent losses, have
made another attack upon the city. The result
was their defeat.
Cotton Market--Wa beftceen Nicardgud and Costa
Ricd
New YoRK, DEC. 3i.-Cotton is firm to day, and
three thousand baies have been sold. Fair Uplands
l3z, New Orlcans l43
Late advccs from Nicaragua announce decla-
ration Of war between Nicaragua and Costa Rica