The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-07-20
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by TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF Steamer Humboldt-Three Days
Later from Europe.
New YonK, July l9.--The steamer Humboldt
arrived this morning, bringing dates from Havre
and London to the 7th inst.
j. P. Bregan, bearer OF dispatches, and florence
Lubomorski are among her list of passengers.
Among her passengers also Kossuth's sister,
husband, and three children.
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on the
4th inst.
The steamer Washington arrived on the 9th.
ENGLAND.
When the Humboldt called the whole United
Kingdom was engaged in the excitement and tur-
MOL of general election. 1t was thought that tn
result of the election would be Lord Derby not get
ting working majority in Parliament. II was
feared that the election would not pass of without
some disturbance.
The Stockport riot had fearfully aroused the re-
lies in the North. large number of pixies had
been seized in Liverpool by the police on the Sd,
which were intended to be used by the Orange
men, for either aggression or defence, at the cleo
ton.
Advces from the Cape of Good Hope had been
| received to the 29th Of May. The news from the
frontier was ola very uncertain character. No
| casualties had occurred during the preceding
month, but indications of characterization had
shown itself among the Cafiirs.
The Eastern Steam Navigation Company of
London propose to build two steamers, each seven
hundred feet long. of fourteen thousand tons, and
Haven to Alexandria, and from Sultz to Calcutta.
They are to cost 81 ,750, 900 each.
FRANCE.
An internal machine plot is strongly suspected
to exist in Paris. Persons having Interior pur-
poses in view are supposed to have been connected
with the affair
The President declines all banquets during bis
contemplated tour.
The insurrection at Algiers has been quelled;
The Swiss government. at the command Of
France, has expelled M. Theirs from switzssland.
Latest by Telegraph.
liverpool, July The steamer Baltic arrived
at O'Clock this morning. Her news had ef
feet on cotton. Grain market steady.
Mcssrs. Mckenzie and Turner, ee.trade can
didates for Parliament, had, up 10 noon, 900 ma
jorty.
Arrived, ships Westmoreland, from New Or.
leans, and Ann Thompson, from Charleston.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, July 6-The cotton market is rather
flat day, with sales Of 5000 bales at unchanged
rates.
London, July THE corn market is dull-Eng-
lsh wheat having declined from H. to g. per
quarter. Very slight business doing. in foreign
wheat Flour hangs heavily, and slight decline
London Money Markei-The market is unal.
tered and money is abundant. The bullion in the
Bank of England is increasing, and stocks
dull but firm. Consols closed at l0O3
Georgia Union Convention.
MACON, July l6.-The Union Convention met
here yesterday, Hon. A. II. Chappell presiding.
proposition to nominate Webster was voted down.
cussion, but will probably be withdrawn.
MACON, July l7.--Yeeterday one. half the con.
venion withdrew, and formed a separate organi-
ration. They recommended convention to be
held on the nth of August to nominate third
ticket, and recommended the names of Daniel
Webster and Chas G. Jenkins, of Georgia.
The remnant of the original convention met and
nominated the Pierce and King electoraticket, and
adopted resolutions approving of Filmqre's Ad
ministration, and inviting him to visit Georgia.
The Fisheries Treaty.
BosToN, July l9.-The Courier of this morning
publishes an official document in regard to the
American fisheries Il sets forth that the measures
taken by the British government in regard to the
question will cause loss to the United States of
these valuable fisheries, and complete Interrupt
ton of the extensive business in them now carried
on by New England. This will give rise to con
acter, and will inevitably endanger the amicabc
relations of the two countries. The whole subject
will engage the immediate attention of the Gov
eminent.
From acapulco.
New YoRK, July 10 Accounts from Acapulco
state that Mr.. Rice, the American consul, still
in prison, the demand for his release not having
been complied with
Flores continued his hostile movements on the
Pacific coast, and had probably made descent
upon Guayaquil.
Duel at Ns,p Orleans.
Nxw OaLEANs, July ia duel was fought
yesterday between Mr. Carroll the editor of the
Crescent, and J. M. Brabazon. Two shots with
rifles were exchanged, without injury to either
party, when the matter was amicably adjusted.
Death Of Judge Mckinley.
LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Judge John Mckinley,
of the Supreme Court of the United States, died in
this city to day Of an attack Of apoplexy.
Markets.
NEw YoRk, July 10, p m.--Sales of U 8. 6's
1867, at ISL; Canton. II bid and IS asked. Elk
change on London l0i.
The private letters by the Humboldt are less fa.
vorable than the published accounts, in regard to
cotton and breadstus. Sales of 5000 bbls -four at
g. LA 81 Is for State brands, and 81 STA 81 so for
Southern. Sales 5000 bushels Genesee red wheat
at 95 cents and 5000 do. Ohio prime red at 95 cents
Corn active; snes Of IL, 900 bushels mixed at 81
81 cents. Oats a % cents; rye 50 a 10 cents.
Provisions firm; mess pork $40 asa s 10 81. Lard
ii cents. Whisky % 22t cents
Tho cotton market is unsettled, prices rather
dropping. Sales 400 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.--Busincss quiet. Stocks
unchanged. Small sales OF -four at 81 IS. Corn
meal SO Is. Rye -four 90 so. Sales Of red wheat
at 95 to 81 cents. White 81 to 100 cents. White