The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-02
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Arrival Of the PaoiAc-FOur Days Later
from Europe.
NEW YoRK, November 1.-The steamer Pacific
has arrived, bringing one hundred and twenty
passengers and Liverpool dates of October 10.
The Africa reached Liverpool on the 18th; and the
City of Glasgow arrived on the 18th.
ENGLAND.
Parliament will NEE. November 4; soon after
which 1t it reported that the Liberals will try the
strength of the government upon the question OF
free trade. s-.. ... -
The funeral of the Duke of Wellington will take
place about the 18th Of November.
Hon. Joseph r. Ingersoll presented his creden-
tials as Minister on the 10th, and was introduced
by Lord Malmesbury. ... ..... . ..
Lord Loudesboro had accepted the challenge to
race with the yacht America in September next
for Ell 900.
The clergy are endeavoring to revive the convo-
cation of the English Church.
The Irish Catholic papers e1ult in the prospect
Of the French empire.
Napoleon entered Paris on the 10th in imperial
state. The city was decorated with triumphal
arches, upon which was inscribed. "To the Empe-
ror, Napoleon the Third" The Senate has been
summoned to assemble on the 4th Of November to
denDerdtc concerning inc empire. IL 10 UcueVco
that they will declare the empire.
Add el.Kader had been liberated andwil be con-
veyed to Broussa, in Turkey, he having sworn
upon the Koran not to disturb Algeria.
The French army will shortly lie reduced.
The government has advertised for 800 900
kilogrammes OF kentucky, Maryland, and Vir-
ginia leaf tobacco. .....
The steamer Antonio d. Ulloa had been ordered
to take the place of the Pizarro. The new steamer
Secondo had been launched in the Thames.
Vessels for the United States ports were subject
ed TO six days qoar antine at Leghorn
Liverpool, October 20.-On Saturday cotton was
active, the sales reaching 5000 bales, of which
spectators took 5000 and exporters 1000 bales
The Africa's advices on Monday depressed the mar.
ket, and the improved tone was lost. The sales of
the three days were 80 900 bales, of which % 500
bales were American. Spectators took 8 $500, and
exporters $500 bales. The quotations are-Fair
d MdSsag dttG 3D. Fax
SD. 3d.; Ordinary, 81 SD; Inferior, i'd. a
Liverpool, October 20, 70 m.-The cotton mar
hst to day opens ss an and the sales will
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flour is in fair request at
steady rates. The market 10 well supplied.
Wheat ia unchanged and in good demand. Corn
is firm and owing to the poor supply, holders arc
Tea was active, with large speculative demand;
all qualities had advanced, and prices were tend
ing upwards. Sales of common at 9kd. Coffee
was dull Sales at auction OF ordinary to mid
ding Jamaica at Ats. a Cos. Sugar was active for
refining purposes, and prices had advanced l shil
ling Molasses was quiet. Rice was firm and
tending upwards. The sales were large at lis. 3D.
a lis. Sd. for Bengal.
The tall.w market was poorly supplied. and
prices were firm at 45s. 46s.
Sales of SO tons American lard to arrive at 62s
cd. a 63s. Sd.
London Mdrkets-Sugar active at Cd. ad.
vance. Tea active and firm; sales of cargoes at
9sd l0d. Coffee had advanced Is. a g. Rice was
firm. Talow firm at 44s.
Consols for money closed at 1909 1909; and for
account at 1901 1909. ..
Haure Market-Havre, October lS.-A large bu
siness has been doing in cotton during the week
at an advance, but the Africa's advices have de-
pressed the market. Sales TO- day 900 bales.
Trade at Manchester had improved.
Honors to the Memory Of Mr.. Webstsr.
CHARLESTON, October 30.-Avery large meeting
to adopt measures for testifying respect to the
memory of Mr.. Webster was held to day, the
mayor presiding.
There were sixteen deaths from yellow fever for
the week ending to day.
.. Markets.
New ORLEANS, October 2S.-Sales of 5000 bales
cotton at firm rates. Good middling 81.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.