The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-10-22
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from Europe.
New YoRK, October 2l.-The steamer Europa
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 9th instant
The Humboldt reached Southampton on the 7th.
ENGLAND.
Kerr Baillie Hamilton, late of Grenada, Test
Indies, has been appointed Governor of Newfound-
land.
The returns of the Board of Trade on September
fifth give favorable report of the English export
trade.
The following are among the survivors of the die
aster to the ship Mobile: Robert Wheeler and
Andrew Curtis, Americans; Archibald Woods and
Torrent Brock, seamen; and Christopher Fault,
passengers.
Bishop TORY, of Scotland, is dead.
The ship Prince Albert, sent upon an expedition
to the Polar seas returned to Aberdeen the 7th,
but brought no news of Sir John Franklin. The
Albert wintered in Baffn's Bay and searched
Prince Nugent's Inlet Her consorts passed up
Weliington's Channel. which was open She left
ice when che sailed from Bafin's Bay the Oath
Of August; she brings reports OF the loss of
American whaler.
The French Senate had been summoned to as
sembe on important business on the day of Napo-
Icons return to Paris. 1t supposed that
movement was contemplated in behalf of the en-
pire. story was ahoat that young man
lected by a secret society to assassinate the Pre-
sident had committed suicide.
Fresh political arrests were making.
Increased activity prevailed in the French navy
yards.
GERMANY AND THE coNTINENT.
The Zon Verein delegates had left Berlin, and
negotiations with Prussia had been broken off
The cholera was subsdng in Germany The
Austrian army had been increased. Jenny Lind
designs residing in Dresden. During religious
festival at Koma, in Gallicia, some thieves set
fire to Jewish Synagogue for the purpose of plum
der, and in the confusont thirty six ladies, several
OF whom were of high rank, were crushed to death.
TURKEY AND THE EAST.
The Sultan of Turkey was dangerously ill.,
An attempt had been made to assassinate the
Shah Of Persia, in which he received two wounds.
| Two of the assassns were cut to pieces by the
guards, and two of them captured alive.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Advices to August 20 state that skirmishing
any sh1
| Philadelphia From Baltimore, Sd, ship John E.
Gross. AT Bremen Haven, 9Th, ship Charles Hell
voet.
Liverpool, October 9.-The Humboldt's news
slightly depressed the cotton market. but quota
| tions chow little change. The sales of the three
days have been % 900 bales, OF which spectators
took $500, and exporters 200 bales Sales Of the
week 81 $50 bales of which spectators took 81 200
bales. and exporters $3.50 bales. Stock Liver
pool 507 900 bales, of which $40, 900 American
| The quotations are, fair Orleans 65d.; middling
81 SD; fair Mobile cd; middling, 81 32d; fair
Upland, 3d.; middling, 81 sgd; inferior, At SD
The Guano Question
BosToN, October 2l.-Owners of vessels here
who have sent to the guano islands, have given
orders to their vessels not to attempt to load with
| guano, but to go elsewhere for freight. The
owners intend to look to Government for redress in
! case of loss. Commodore McCaulcy was at Val
| paraiso at the last accounts.
Later from Havana.
NIw ORLEANS, October 2l.-The Empire City
has arrived from Havana. The passengers landed
| by the Black Warrior were searched, and two i'm
prisoned for having copies of the Delta and Plea
| yuns in their possession.
Nomination for Congress.
New YoRK, October 81 The Wings of the thir.
IT, first district have nominated Thomas r. Flager
| to Congress.
| Mechanics' Fair at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 2l.-The Mechanics Fair is
crowded to overlooking in expectation of the pre-.
sence Of General Scott