The republic., 1851-02-18

their subsequent efforts TO repair the machinery.
GAS. 5. WADswoRTH. Presidcnt.s
81. HUDSON PorTEEGER, Secretary"
At an early hour Messrs. Brown, shipley & Co.
issued notice that the passengers would be paid
back their money on applying at the ofiice..
Subsequently the same firm had the following
letter posted in the Exchange Underwriters
rooms:
"Wc beg to inform the passengers by the United
States mail steamer Atlantic, that we have char
tered the British mail steamer Cambria to proceed
board the cargo of the above steamer. and proceed
with the same to New York. The Cambria will
sail from Cork on Tuesday, the 4th proximo."
The Cambria will leave Liverpool on Monday
next.
The following the names of the passengers on
board the Atlantic. when she left Liverpool on tho
2Sth Of December:
John ]. Loring. Boston; J. 8. Wadsworth, New
land; II. j. Bltteracld. New York; G. c. Hatch
and lady, do; A. Lawrence, jr, Boston; w. E..
Case and lady, New York; w. A. Wheelock and
lady, do; G. A. Curtis; Boston; J. H. Easter. Bal
do; David Rankin, Philadelphia; II. p. Walker,
Charleston; r. II. Harris, Baltimore; j. II. Potten-
ger, do; e. II. Griffin, Valparaiso; Geo. b. Reese,
sSsan S. Do
Kaeaner, Galveston; G. Goldstein, England; Thos.
Little, Ireland.
There had been no change in American State
stocks. Prices were follows:
United States fives, 1853, 81 a 3d.
United States skies, 1862, 1921 a l03.
United States skies, 1868, 1851 a 1883.
United States skies, lS67-lS65, l04 l05.
Massachusetts fives, sterling bonds, 1868, LOG.
Maryland fves, sterling bonds, 80.
Canada skies, 1874, l07 l08.
Advices from Hamburg announce that, ON the
29th ultimo, corps of 1000 Austrian troops had
entered the city. The new government Of Hol-
stein was to enter upon its functions on the irst
proximo. The King of Denmark has directed an
immediate exchange of all prisoners OF war made
during the last campaign in Holstein.
The steamship Baltic arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday, the 10Th ultmo.
The campaign in France has resul ed in the de-
feat of the Burgraves. The President has sustain
ed his position, which is saying more than can be
no secret of their dissatisfaction with the conduct
of NJ Theirs and M. Berger. The people have
been tranquil; the funds have remained the same.
The Dresden Conferences have got into fix. In
the first commission, for the choice of federal head
for the confederation three votes out of the ten
opposed to the plans brought before it. The second
commission is occupied in examining what it has
done. Already is the Erfurt Union justified by
events. The German princes cannot, or will not,
restore the union which united all Germany into
one great political body.
The City Of Glasgow arrived on Thursday, at
a. m, after passage of thirteen days and six
hours. satN H
The Niagara arrived on Monday afternoon.
Cotion.-Sales dull, but prices same as on the
eighteenth. i33
COrn.-Demand light, prices hrm.
PropisiOns-Firm.
Ashes--In moderate request. Sizes
Rosin-In good demand.
Money-Easy. Foreign securities rather better.
State Of trade good
The French Republic.
The ministerial crisis in France ia over. Another
new cabinet, however, had been formed mes
sage from the President Of the Republic informed
the Assembly that the following ministry had been
appointed;
IL
fairs General Random, War; Admiral dc Vail
laint, Marine; nj. Giraud, Public instruction NJ.
Schneider, Commerce; M. de Germiny, Finance |;
M. Magne, Public Works; M dc Roger, Justice.
s None of the now ministers are members Of the
Assembly. The message says that it was merely
trapsition ministry till prejudices should disap-
pear, and reconciliation could be effected. The
settlement of the ministerial question has created
no sensation.
The Paris papers of Thursday morning, the 3Oth
ult., contain very little news of interest. There
a meeting on Tuesday evening of legitimist
representatives in the Rue de Rivoli. Two ques-
tons were discussed viz, the dotation and the re-
peal of the electoral law ofthe 3lst Of May. The
dotation met with almost unanimous opposi-
ton. As to the law of the 3lst Of May, the propo
sition for repeal rejected by majority of six
votes. ttt
The Steele says,
ssIf the rumors which have circulated during the
sitting in the Assembly be credited, the dotation
bill 10 to be presented this week. 1t is M. de Ger
present II
might appear somewhat heavy, only half that sum,
it is said, is to be presented. It il hoped thus to
overcome the discomfort of the most adverse; and
the ministry does not doubt of its success in this
first campaign in the era of affairs. Already ne
gotations are going on actively on this subject in
the various fractions OF the right"
The Gazette de Franes states that Prince Demi-
dof has received permission from the Emperor OF
Russia to come and reside in Paris.
Paris, BoURsE, Jan. 20.-Closing prices; Rentes
FIVE per cents. 96f 35c., ditto three per CENTS 57f
90c.; Bank Of France, 2,242f SOC.
Spain.
tclegraphic despatch announces the definite
nomination of the Spanish ministry, viz: M. Bravo
Firmin Arteta, Interior; M. Bertran dc Lis, Fo-
reign Affairs General de Miraso, War Admiral
Bustellos, Marine; M. Negrete. Grace and Justice;
M. Gonzales Romero, Public Works.
schIeswig- Holstein.
Tho new government for Holstein to enter
upon it's functions on the first of February. The
cabinet is composed of Messrs. Blohme, Heintze,
Malmros, and Prehn.
The Kolner Zeitung states that Rendsburg is
likely to become federal fortress. N
The German papers announce that the negotia-
tons respecting the formation OF provisional gov
ernment for Holstein have been brought to suc-
cessful issue. The new government Of Holstein
will consist of the Federal and Danish commits
sioners, who will be supported by council OF the
chief noblemen and moderate minded landed pro-
prietors of the Duchy The delay in this long pro-
tracted negotiation has been owing to the under
hand intrigues of the Prussian commissioners. II
has, however, at length been arranged that Frcder
ichstadt is to be given up 70. the Danish troops
which will also occupy the positions north OF Rends
burg, while the small island which lies between
those positions and tho fortress will, for the pre-
sent, receive no garrison whatever.
Sicilian and Brazilian agents are on the alert to
enlist the soldiers and scrgeants who are being dis
charged from the Holstein army.
The Borse,,halie states, from Schwerin, that in
spite of the late protests Of tho government force
Of 1000 Austrians will be quarered upon the Crane
Duchy of Mccklenburg. IA
According to the Danish papers, the King o.
Denmark has directed an Immediate exchange o.
all prisoners OF war made during the last campaign
in osten. 1t is reported, also, that the officers
the Holstein army, who were, previous to the out.
break Of the war, in the Daniah service, and who
consequently broke their oaths of allegiance by
serving against him, will be banshed forever from
the Danish dominions. Captain Jesse, an officer
who stood in this position, and was wounded anc
taken at the battle Of dstcdt has been broken by
court. martial and sentenced to the Same exile; he
has received one hundred thaleEa as travelling mo
ncy. and was released from ar on condition o.