The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC.


decision in the case of Amos Green.
TELEGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF sTEA mERs HERMANN AND
AFRICA.
Advanee in Cotton and Breadstufs
NEW YoRK, July LIP m.-The steamships
Africa from Liverpool, and Hermann, from South
ampton, have arrived here. The Africa brings
Liverpool dates to the 2lst of June, being one
week later.
Cotton.-Lower qualities have advanced ID;
better qualities remain unchanged. Fair Orleans
SD. The sales Of the week are $4,000 bales, and
the mar ket closed steady and firm.
Bysadsfifs. Corn is in good demand, bat is not
dearer. Wheat advanced l to I'd. Flour advanced
Cd, and In good demand.
Propisions.-Pork and beef move slowly. There
Is more doing in bacon at previous rates Shout
ders steady. Lard has declined Is, and is tend
ing downwards.
France.
The debate on the revision of the constitution is
going on with increased violence. General Cavaig-
mac has made up his mind to draw the sword in
case Louis Napoleon attempts to override the con-
shtution and prolong his powers M. Tocquevile-
despars Of any satisfactory solution. He says half
the law cannot be revised legally; the only course
for the Assembly is TO submit, and make itself re-
spected. Whether this means that the Legitimiss
are TO submit, Or the Reds-whether the republic
Is 10 go under Louis Napoleon, or according to
law under the man chosen by the people in con-
formity with the Constitution, is left in obscurity
Leon Faucher applied the word abominable in
reply TO attack made by Nj LIE Pelleter in de-
fence Of the instructions at Lyons of 1881 and
1884, when the whole body Of the Left rushed to-
wards the tribune, threatening Faucher with come
personal violence. The men of the Right advanced
10 the rescue, and an actual melee took place.
Faucher looked down on his assaants with dis
dain. The President with much difficulty restored
order. This IL but commencement OF long Sc
ries Of struggles.
There 10 but little news. Hamburg was tran
quill, but the unpopularty Of the Austrians was in
creasing.
spain and Portugal.
A Spanish squadron has been sent to Lisbon TO
keep the revolutionary party in check. The Por-
tugueae exchequer is at a low ebb Fresh troubles
apprchended. The Spanish Cortez have the nation
al debt under consideration.
Rome.
The executions still continue. Two more men
had been shot.
Another mail has arrived. strong force is sta
toned 20 watch the barbarians the northern from
tier OF China. The war in the southern provinces
still adverse 10 the regnng nasty whose speedy
overthrow 10 expected. Canton 10 particularly hos
tile TO the present authorities
Italy.
Three sons Of Lord Alborough have been arrest
cd ut Leghorn, clandestne printing materials and
publications having been found on their premises.
English Money Market.
American securities are still in demand. United
States 6s, 1862, lO5 100; ditto '6s, 1921 ll3i.
Pennsylvania 5's. SO. Ohio 6s, ls70J75, los. Ma
ryland 6s, 80 81. Console, g6s a 962.
Trade in Manchester Is active.
The Africa made her passage in ten days and
twenty hours She brings sixty nine passengers.
The Baltic arrived out in ten and half days.
One Week Later from Europc.
New YoRK, July "a p. m.--Tbe steamship
Hermann brings one hundred and twenty four pas
sengers She spoke, ON June 22d, in latitude 500
Is, long tude 200, the propeller Lafayette, bound
west. The Niagara took S'953.l2s in specie.
HAvaE, June ls.-Cotton Is exceedingly dull.
Sales of the week arc 5000 bales. Fair New Or
leans 90 to "a.
LIvRnPooL MARKETs.- Groceries.-Ricc is in
better demand and higher. Sales of 100 ticrces
binary Carolina at Ids. cd. fair business is doing
in sugar at unchanged rates. Molasses is more
active. Sales of coffee is confined TO the retail
trade.
Naval STRENGTHENING doing in tar, turpcntine,
and rosin. Spirits of turpentine are in fair de-
nand at 34s. Cd. slight concession has taken
place in bark.
Sales of $50 hhds Philadelphia at Sc. a ss. 3D..
Tobacco is quiet.
Observation-Disclosures iron is more active at
slight advance. Scotch pig heavy at slight de-
cline. Lead is 5s. per ton lower. Tin plates are
y better demand.
Further from Santa Ee.
ST. LOUIS, juno 30.--The mail from Santa Fe to
the 30th May brings additional items Of interost
not noticed in our former despatch. Three or four
thousand Apaches had assembled in the neighbor-
hood of Lacuesta and San Miguel, making pot
terry, which they expect to exchange for supplies
Chacon their chief, visited the palace at Santa Fe
and stated that the Camnnches were to hold
grand council at Bosquc Rodondo, on the Rio Pc
cos, the ls of June, when all the tribes were TO
be represented.
Governor Calhoun and Colonel Monroe paid
visit to Anton Chico, where they expected TO meet
the Apaches on the 18th May, and furnish them
the supplies ordered for their relief. Lieutenant
Chapman and his dragons were there, but the In
I,~,,o had ~rriv "A n,,t ha ~
The principal chief of the Camanches paid visit
TO the palace and had talk with the Governor.
The tribes were assembling at Bosque Rodonda.
captive boy, whom the chief brought with him,
was bought by the Governor.
The Camanche chief said the Camanches are Mt
peace with the people this side of Chihuahua, and
in Friendship with the Utahs and Apaches. The
Utahs have not yet visited the Camanches.
He promised to return TO Santa Fe in a few
months, and bring all his chiefs with him, 10 bind
all the nation to observe the treaty supulations.
Connecticut LegislatTs-The Bank Charters Re
passed-Netc Tar Bill, &C., SC.
HARTFORD, July 1.-The Legislature is closing
up its business, and will adjourn, sine die, at ii
IN. tomorrow.
has repassed all the bank charters vetoed by
Governor Seymour-in all about dozen.
The bank capital of the State is thus increased
about three millions of dollars.
A new tax bill has also been passed, and system
for complete reorganization of our courts contin-
ued TO the next session.
Francis Parsons Wing, has been appointed judge
OF the Hartford county court, in place Of Judge
Huntington, Democrat.
Jenny Lind in Hartford
HARTFORD July Jenny Lind has consented
TO give concert here on Thursday evening next.
II is said she will spend the Fourth with Mira ST.
Courtney.
The Lsggeffs Gap Railroad.
GREAT BEND, Pa, June 30.--The Leggetts Gap
railroad, extending from Sorantonia in the centre
of the coal regions in Pennsylvania, to this place
is expected TO be in running order by the first OF
September. Its eiIects will be most beneficial 10
central New York in shipping coal at much less
rate than heretofore.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Therc has been some ac-
tivity in the flour market Sales Of 900 bbls
Howard street brands at 81 1915 also 900 do. city
mills at 81 12k; 1000 do. at 81 u.s. and 600 do. at
81 25. Cornmeal and rye -four unchanged. Grain
mint Rcd ,vhent IS q so cLa white do. 90 LOO