The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-05
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| New YoRK, November 4.-The steamer Africa
has arrived, with Liverpool dates Of October %.
ENGLAND.
| The British government does not intend to re-.
vivo the convocaton of the Church.
The London, Liverpool and American Steamship
Company is announced, with capital of E6O0,-
600, in shares of EGO each. They have applied for
| and will probably obtain charter.
A fatal duel between two French refugees at
Windsor Castle, in which Captain Gourmet, of the
French navy, was killed, has created great sensa
| ton. The origin of the difficulty is unknown.
letter has been received from Capt. Inglefeld,
OF the steamer Isabel, dated Godhaven, Greenland,
August 18th, in which he says he was reftting, and
would sail next day for Smith's Sound. Belcher's
squadron, finding Waigatt Sound blocked up, had
returned south to take the open bay. The other
ships not having returned south from Melville's
Bay, have probably made an early north passage.
The British Minister at Rio had been instructed
to inquire into the alleged cruelty inflicted upon
English boys in the Brazilian navy.
The Hermann reached Southampton on the 22d
Louis Napoleon's new title will be Emperor of
the French, King Of Algeria, and Protector of tho
Holy Places. @....sf. t#.@... ,
I The Senate is convoked for the 4th of November,
when the question of the empire will be submitted
to the people, and, if approved, the coronation by
| the Pope will probably take place next May. AL
geria will be made Vice Royalty, and Lucien
Murat appointed Vice Regent.
Good rice had been grown this season in the dis
trict of Landes.
The name of the newspaper L. Pays had been
changed to that of Journal de L. Empire.
M. Morlat, archbishop Of Tours, has been ele-
waited to the rank of cardinal.
The Paris papers are filled with addresses in ia.
| vor Of the empire Medals are circulated bearing
the inscription, "Prince Napoleon, second EN-.
peror.''
The custom returns for September amount to
IL S44 francs, increase of 5l2 ,SO5 francs on
the corresponding month of last year.
The per cents closed at lO5f &c.; 3 per cents
ST. 4Oc.
The Sultan had assumed the title of Emperor of
the Turks.
The government had authorized the new Turk
ish loan.
@.... BELGIUM.
NJ Brouckcre had resigned, and M. de Thoux
had been charged with the formation of the new
The Dutch herring fishery was abundant.
SPAIN.
General ollogin had been appointed command
ant of the Central Civil and Military Department
OF Puerto Principe Strong reinforcements of
troops were embarking for Cuba.
ITALY.
Vessels from Charleston, s. c., are subjected to
quarantine at Sandman ports.
The King of the Sicilies has created Baron An
TONNE marquis, as recompcnse for his services in
Paris.
GERMANY.
Austria had invited the German States to discuss
the customs question at Vienna.
The Senate of Frankfort had disfra Dchised the
Jews ....-.
Diplomatic relations have been re.established be-
tween the courts of Wurtemberg and Prussia, after
Count Dietrichstein, formerly minister to Eng
land. died recently. ......
... 49,. MARKETS.
Liverpool, October 23.-Cotton has been more nc
tive with considerable sales to the home trade and
a large speculative demand. The market closed
at sitter rates. Sales of the three days So 900 bales
of which spectators took 900 bales. The quota
tions are: Fair Orleans, Cd; Middling, 3d.; Fair
Uplands, SD; Middling, sad; Fair Mobile, SID;
Mddng, 81 a 3D.; Orleans, below Middling, IL
SD; Upland, below MiddIing, 4! a SD. The sales
OF the week were nearly 95 600 bales of which
SPECTATORS took 60 900, and xporters 300 bales
The stock at Liverpool 44O, 900 bales; of which
270, 600 we're American. Imports Of the week l6,-
$50 bales. .s.... ......'s.. ....
Breadstu6s was steady, and the imports
OF the week small Ohio, Baltimore, and Phila-
delphia 20 23s.; Canadian 81 a 23s. per barrel.
The imports of wheat were large, and prices a
shade lower; white &c. Cd. g.. lOd.; red s. a g.
I'd; mixed 6s q 6s. I'd. Corn was firm, and prices
tending upwards; sales of white and yellow at 29s
Cd. 3Os; mixed 20 a 30s. per quarter.
Provisions were dull New beef los a il5s |
Western pork 10 72s. 3D.; eastern 72s Cd a 75s |,
Lard nominal at Cos, buyers holding back for
lower rates. =
Flour was in fair demand; sales of lO, 900 barrels
at d. Cd. for common, and Ids. for fine. Tar and
turpentine dull Rice finn, and inquired for at 25 |
26s. Sugar firm, and tending upwards.
Trade Mt Manchester has improved at better
prices. E.. ..t .... a. - ......r - |
Commercial ndvices from China were unfavor-
able a, ... ~.
London Markets Prices of sugar, coffee, SC,
were unchanged since the last report. .,E
transactions in United States and State stocks
bad been large. United States SIS, 1865, SO a 99
United States sc, '62, 1884 104b; do. 6S, 1924
ITO; do. '67, '6S, l07 1885, New York SIS, 49, go
81 IS; Pennsylvania Sc, S6l ST.; Ohio 6's. 10,
rs, LOT a 10S; Massachusetts Sc, f07 lOS; Ken.
tucky SIS, SO, 10, 9S SO; Alabama SIS, 49, So
So; Virginia sc, 80 100; Consols closed at 100,
HUYOT'S FRENCH WRITING INK. = Just
NJ imported direct from Paris by |
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