The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-28
Arrival OF the Canada-seven Days Later
..'. from Europe. '''


The Canada experienced succession Of violent
gales. She has E2, 500 in specie. She signalized
the Asia for Liverpool six hours sail from that port.
On Wednesday, the 9Th, the new Cunard st. am
| ter, ssiled for New York and Philadelphia. '@
| The United States steamer Pacific arrived on
Friday night, the 10th instant, at ten o'clock,
having rescued the crew Of tho Jcsse Stephens, OF
waterlogged
The news per this arrival Ia Of no general inte-
| rest.
Cotton has experienced a decline.
ENGLAND.
A long discussion took place in the House OF
Commons on a motion BY Mr.. Brown to produce
papers relative to the application for charter by
the London, Liverpool, and North American
Screw Steamship Company. The motion was OPP
ment, and wac eventually withdrawn.
The London correspondentofthe European Times,
writing Friday at p. M, says that the excitement
about the House of Parliament is very great this
p. m. The real question as to the stability Of the
ministry will be tried to night, and as the Chan.
celor Of the Exchequer (Mr' D'Israeli) has piedg.
ed himself to stand or fall by the scheme in It, we
ace all the preparations for q severe conflict
That the ministry will be successful there seems
to be but little doubt. Still, the meetings which
have been held in opposition to the budget in the
metropolitan boroughs have been numerously and
enthusiastically attended, and the metropolitan
members will go in TO- night fully prepared for the
discharge of their various fusees and rockets
against the Derby. D'Israei cabinet j:}0.
The Board of Trade Returns for the month end
ing the 25th are published. The exports have
amounted to e., s55 $3.50, varying little from the
average Of the two preceding years.
The overland mail from Calcutta had arrived at
Trieste. By. telegraphic despatch in anticipa-
Of the troops from Rangoon had. started for Prone
under the command of General Goodwin. 1t was
| intended to advance up TO Ava by land. BY the
same despatch we are informed that the insurrec.
tsnvaS In, h Sk.> -
of the Celestial Empire have in several instances
been defeated. .'@ .. ..%,a''',a sec 49,.
| The English and Belgian Ministers have for
mally presented their letters accrediting them to
the Imperial Court. Ramors of ministerial changes
Generals Boagamy. Killers, and Hautpool OK
pect TO be made marshals. :. 49,. .
The Emperor bad set at liberty great number
lished in the Moniter offering the imperial par
don 10 all exiles except those guilty of the highest
crimes, who are suffering for their former disobe
dience to the government. upon promising that
The ministry OF the empire have resolved not to
sanction any more new railways in any part Of
France until those now in the course Of construc-
tion are completed, or at all events further ad
vanced.
Prince Albert, Of Saxony, is a rival of Louis Ma
,poIeon for the hand of the Princess Nearola Yasa
Of Sweden. The intended alliance of the emperor
with the NeaPotan princess is still currently
spoken of in Paris. ls'i'1G G '. .'.f>'.". '. :;
Madrid letters state that Senior Narvaez had
long interview with the queen, and II Is thought
that he will be called to power.
,ysafs } PRUSSIA Ss7 = g.is-@
i, Some of the correspondents at Vienna intimate
that Prussia will eventually prevail in the weari-
some controversy respecting the Customs Union.
1t 10 said that simple trade treaty will be pro-
posed between all the German States. The Danish
Chamber not to pass any final decision as to the
removal Of the Danish commercial frontier to the
Ruder. ..r'
BELGIUM.
The law regarding the press had passed the
Chambers. Its provisions very stringent.
AUSTRIA.
However pacific the intentions OF Louis Napoleon
may be, the papers at Vienna are sounding the old
alarm that deeply laid plot has been for med for
revolution in Savoy, OF course with the object of
Austrian Ministerial organs go further and declare
that even in Piedmont very strong French party
existed, which would be glad to form more cloae
union with the French .5 ..,....-...,......a
clare that Radetski has demanded reinforcements
in Italy, and that bis demands will be acceded to.
COMMERCIAL.
LoNDos, December 1915 p. Barring, Bros.
& Go In the Colonial Foreign Produce Market,
business generally dull this week, but tea has ad-
vanced a Id. per pound. Wheat also %. per
ton dull at ID decline. Iron, lead. and tin, again
higher. Money in demand. Amount of gold in
Bank of England Ell .707, 665, and we have had
again large arrivals of gold from Australia. Con-
SOLE leave off at l0l 10l for money. American
stocks well supported at the following quotations:
l0S l09; New York State SIS, 81 a So. Pennsvl.
wanna State Sc, S6k S7b; do. So, bonds, So 90;
DO. Railroad SIS, bonds, SO n 100; Virginia &c,
bonds, 1901 1901; Kentucky 6's, bondss10o 1901;
"a InAi SfafoE ta SEoS
ex div; Illinois Internal Improvement 6s, 70 rs;
Massachusetts Sterling SIS, los 100; Maryland
Sterling SIS. 100; Boston City Sterling 4k's, l02
l04; Canada Sterling 6's, lis ll6.
One Day Later.
BosroN. December &c The royal mail steam
ship Canada, with Liverpool dates to the llh, via
Halifax, arrived here at half-past eleven O'Clock
last night.
The Latest Intelligence by Electric Telegraph from
London to Liverpool.
The steamer Adelaide. to sail from London for
Austt ALA, was to take out three hundred and fifty
thousand pounds in soveregns. The insurance
demanded ut first was only twenty per cent, but
afterwards, owing to the large amount to be COW
ered' nearly four hundred and fifty thousand
pounds, including the vessel and cargo, thirty five
per cent. was ultimately deina nded and paid.
Great Frcshet in the West-Loss Of Life.
CINciNNATi, December 27.-The heavy rains
during tho latter part of last week have caused de.
suuCuNc III VIC uTeat anu l1ittle mann
rivers. The Miami canal is broke ten miles above.
and viii require two weeks to repair. The White
water canal is also broken. The Miami, and Gin
cinnat, and Hamilton, and Dayton railroads are
much damaged, and on both the trains unnble
TO run On the latter several bridges have been
washed away.
In Indiana the floods were very heavy. On the
Madison and Indianapolis railroads several bridges
we're washed away A freight engine with ten
fell through The bridge at Pleasant Run, and
three mon connected with the train were missing.
In the vicinity of Madison much damage was done
to property, and several lives were lost.
Arrivai Of the City Of Ma, chester.
NEwcAsrLE, DEL. December T.-The steamer
City Of Manchester, from Liverpool for PhiIade-