The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-10-18
Indiana Election.

INC inaJor'y VIII haroiy DC nIty either way
Indiana Election.
BALTIMORE. October lin Indiana fifty seven
counties give Wright IL, $50 ajority. The came
counties last year gave him 6,075 majority.
Arrival OF the Arctic-Four Days Later
from Europe.
New YoRK, October l6.-The steamer Arctic
arrived this evening, bringing Liverpool dates of
the 9Th instant and 100 passengers She passed the
erpool on the 4th.
The ship Mobile, of Bath, Captain Tarbox,
which left Liverpool on the goth for New Orleans,
three, was totally lost the night of the 30th, on
Arklow Bank on the Irish coast, by the careless
steering of the second mate. All hands except nine
persisted, and the ship went to pieces. c. Wyatt,
John Dolskin, John Browne, and John Brisbane
were among the survivors.
Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll had ccepted an invita-.
ton to dine shortly with the Liverpool Chamber of
don-Lenrny his ex Secretary had been expelled
from Malta.
The brig Darling Of New York for London had
been abandoned at seattle crew were saved.
Mr.. Bowers, the correspondent OF the London
Daily, Ne,cs had killed Mr. Morton, the Paris cor.
respondent of the Morning Advertiser, for improper
intimacy with his wife.
1t was rumored that Lord Fitzroy Somerset had
been appointed Governor Of India.
The potato crop in Ireland was an average one.
Walter Logan & Co a London house engaged
in the South American trade, had suspended.
FRANCE.
Count Cara Equira had arrived in Paris on q Sc
Great activity prevailed in the dock yards at
Brest.
1t was rumored that the French ministry had
split upon the question of Immediately proclaim
ing the empire.
The fortress at Tunis had blown up, severely
damaging the city.
AUSTRIA AND THE CONTINENT.
There had been panic on the Vienna Exchange
in consequence of the vast expenditures for the
army.
The Austrian camp near Pesth had gone into
The United States soop St. Louis had arrived at
Gibraltar, in % days from Norfolk.
INDIA.
DISTURBANCES were unprecedented on the western
Severe shocks Of earthquake had been expert
enced in Bengal.
SYRIA AND EGYPT.
The Druses in Syria were arming, and an insur-
rection in Palestine feared.
The export Of corn had been prohibited in Egypt,
fears being felt Of q scarcity.
Zucchi, the Egyptian chemist. had discovered
process for making oil from cotton seed.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, October 6.-Cotton during Saturday
and MONDAY was hrm, with an upward tendency,
but the Europa's advces depressed the market.
Sales of the three days 80 900 bales, of which
spectators took $500 bales, and exporters $500
bales.
Breadstuffs-Corn and -four are in good request
| at firm rates Sales of canal flour at 2Os Sd. j;
Philadelphia els 3d.; Ohio els. Cd. Sales of vel.
| low corn in retail lots at 3ls. Cd.
Coffee is steady. Sales of $50 bags Gonaives at
| 53s. Holders of sugar ask an advance.
Holders of rice ask an advance. Sales of 100
tierces South Carolina at 3ls.
London Markets.-Sales of $50 hhds Barbados
sugar at 3ls $685., and 900 Madras at 25s a 27s
Market firm. Sales of Bengal rice, damaged, at
| 81. a los. Tallow firm. Coffee dull.
| Consols closed at 995 100.
Commercial advices from India are favorable.
| Harre, October Cotton is firm Sales to-
| day of 900 bales, at steady rates.
| Charge Of Forgery.
BosToN, October l5.-Vaentine w. R. Smith, a
telegraph operator, is under arrest here charged
with forgery, in attempting to defraud the Life In
surance Company Of $4,000
| Late from the Sand,oich Islands.
| BosroN, October ia letter from a merchant
at the Sandwich Islands says that more oil has
been taken this season by the American whalers
| hal was eve In Ran hofo in