The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the ,Europa-Three Days Later
from Europe.

Arrival OF the ,Europa-Three Days Later
from Europe.
New YosK, September l0.-The steamer Europa
has arrived, with Liverpool dates of the 18th uit
The Europa brings one hundred and seventeen
passengers She passed the City OF Manchester
on the 9Th, and passed the Niagara, near Liver
pool, on the 3Oth ut. She also passed the Pacific,
bound t. Liverpool. The Hermann arrived of
Cowes on Friday.
The news generally is devoid of interest. The
London Times has leader in favor of with
drawing the grants to both the Cunard and Col
Inns line Of steamers, thus throwing open the
championship OF the Atlantic to free composition.
Mr.. Webser's letter in relation to the Lobos
Islands has excited unfavorable comments. La
bored articles are published to show that these
islands belong to Peru, and consequently the reve-
nue. from them should be appropriated to lquidate
the claims of English bondholders. Satisfactory
evidence 10 produced that the islands were survey
ed for the King ofSpain in 1898, and laid down IN
a map published in Madrid in l74s.
Agricultural reports from Scotland and through
out England generally were highly favorable.
In Ireland the potato disease had been arrested.
The grain and grass crops were generally album
dant
The Cunard screw steamship line from Liver
pool to Chagres, via New York, will commence run.
ming in December. The Andes sails in December,
and the Alps in January. They will leave Liverpool
every fourth Wednesday.
FRANCE.
General Magnan states to the General Council
that the President contemplates establishing
strong military reserve, which, without compro-
mising the dignity of France, will enable him to
effect reduction in the public taxation.
Popular resolves in favor of the Empire continue.
1t is stated that M. Persigney had been sent to
London to effect modification of duties upon
French goods.
| The Austrian Lloyds contradics the report that
| Gorgey had been incarcerated.
| GREECE. @
| The London Sun says that Mr.. Marsh had ex-
amined the official papers relative to MIR. Kings
imprisonment ut Athens, and found that he had
been fairly tried by the laws of Greece, which he
was bound to respect.
A letter dated Malta, the 18th, states that the
United States frgate Cumberland arrived there on
the 10Th. ...# .. ...s
The town of Wasa, in Finland, had been totally
destroyed by fire on the llth August.
| MARKETS.
Liverpool, august 2s.-Cotton, since the Arctio's
departure, has been in improved demand.
| The fine weather has impaired dull tone to the
corn market Prime flour, being scarce, has
maintained Tuesdays rates; but inferior has de-
Coffee is in fair demand Sales of Jamaica at
45s Cd. Ordinary 90 at Cos Fine ordinary st.
Domingo 44s.
Sd. No sales Of Carolina Sugars fiat.
West India sugars rather higher
consols had advanced 70 ssS q 100 20, Foreign
sylvania Sc. ST. atssl. Maryland S. S6s at 97s.
Virginia SIS, 1856, s9t at 100. Reading 6's, mort
gage bonds, s4k S5E. Freights unchanged.
From the Fishing Grounds
BosToN, September lO.--A correspondent of the
Boston Atlas writes that the English cutter Netley
continues to annoy the American fishermen On
the goth the Netley boarded the schooners Powlona
and Leader, both of Lubec, between the Campo
nello and Grand Menan fishing grounds, and at
ter searching investigation, en- iorsed on their
licenses, "Found under Suspicious circumstances."
that he observed the Yankee papers had stated
that there would be no more trouble to fishing ves
sells; but he would like to know where they got
their information, as he intended to act in future
as he had heretofore.
Neto York State Fair.
l UTICA, September S.-The Fair is now in full
operation, no more entries being now allowed.
The judges have been viewing the articles, and
only the members of the society and their friends
have been admitted to the grounds to-day. A high
opinion Of the Fair s generally expressed and as az
it's predecessors. The show of articles in Manu-
facturers Hall is large aud admirable and there is
good display of flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
or reaping machines there are several on exhlbl-
T tion-among others that of Mccormick
Two persons, named Williams and Cole, were
arrested to day for passing counterfeit money.
SEPTEMBER 9.-This has been the great day of
the State Fair, and it is estimated that one hun
, bred thousand persons were present, including
Governor Hunt and the State officers.
Mr.. Websfer's Health.
R0eToN Senternber lO.--The C0tirjer of this
morning says Mr.. w ebser's health has been some
what impaired, but he expects to be perfectly re-
stored in few days.
!, The Courier also denies the report that MIR. Web
ster was about publishing an address or a letter
from Marshfeld to his friends, urging them to re-
frain from using his name an independent can
didiate for the Presidency.
Woman's Rights Convention.
SYRACUSE, Sep TENDER 9.--The Woman's Rights
Convention spent to-day in q debate similar to
: that of yesterday, Elizabeth Jones, of Ohio, Lucy
Stone, and Lucretia Mott, the principal speak
!, ers. The evening session is still progressing.
Total Destruction of the Steamer Reindeer.
New York. September l0.--The steamer Rein
deer, whilst lying at the dock in Bristol where she
exploded few days ago, wac totally destroyed by
FIRE at four o'clock this morning. The loss will be
| one hundred thousand dollars She is supposed to
have been designediy fired. The total insurance
upon her in New York is $4,000.
| HGtU0QQ dcctdem.
, BosroN, September l0--The down train from
Lowell last night in collision with the freight
, train, by which the engine, tender, and mail
car were smashed. The brakeman had his legs
broken, and two other persons were injured.
, Declaration Of a Candidate
PHILADELPHIA, September l0.-Colonel Robert
NJ. Lee declines the Democratic nomination for
7 mayor. John Cadwalader had previously de-
! clined the same honor.
, Marine Disaster.
New YoRK, September l0.-The British brig
Unicorn was wrecked on Caicos reef on the 9th Of
: August A portion of the cargo was saved. The
2 vessel was insured in the United States.
The Cholera at Rochester.
ROCHESTER, September 8.--The Board of Health
report six deaths by cholera in the two days end
ing at4 p. m.
Markets
New YoRK, September l0.--Tbere has been no.
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