The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-14
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Arrival Of the Humboldt-Three Days La
ter from Europe.
Nsw YoRx, September l3.--The steamer Hum
boldt with Southampton dates OF the LIST instan {,
has arrived bringing l3s passengers and $s4O,-
600 in specie.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the 2sth
ultimo.
six per cent loan Of G2 900 600 for the Bank of
Constantinople had been offered in London.
Queen Victoria had gone on tour to Scotland.
INDIA.
Dates from Bombay to July "a had been receiv-
ed. The missing steamer Itralia was safe. Pre-
parations were making for general advance of
the British on Ava in November.
AUsrRALIA.
Accounts from Australia state that the yield of
gold was increasing. The receipts at Sydney and
Port Philip were immense. @
= FRANCE. ts
Louis Napoleon had ordered all English papers
to be opened at the post Offices il order to suppress
The movement in favor Of the Empire was rapid
ly progressing.
II was rumored that commercial treaty. had
been entered into between France and Germany.
oERMANY. IL
4 The cholera was rapidly marching westward.
II prevailed in several parts of Prussia, and was
becoming more and more fatal. .r
magnificent eruption of Mount Etna occurred
on the goth Of August. 1t was feared several vii
lagos would be destroyed by the burning lava.
The steamers City Of Glasgow and South Carolina
arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, August 3l.-Cotton has been in steady
demand at firm rates-sales yesterday 7 900 bales
The corn market was quiet. The weather had
been favorable for the wheat harvest, and prices
had declined q 3D. for the week. Flour was I'M
changed. Corn was easier--yellow $685., white
29s. Cd. Floating cargoes 3D. lower. Oats and
oatmeal in limited request at unchanged rates
Barley and peas steady. Beans held higher
London, August 30.-The weather was fine for
the harvest and the damage to the crops less than
expected. Thecor market was dull Old wheat
steady. Foreign wheat held firmly Beans and
peas scarce. Flour had slightly receded under
heavy arrivals Floating cargoes of wheat aud
corn firm Opt +' ~
Money easy-consols closed on Tuesday at
Trade at Manchester steady. .ssa.t
Liverpool, September l-l2 INJECTION to day is
quiet, but firm; the sales will reach 900 or 8 900
bales. -.. .t.... -.,.e. ..'... a. ..f
The steamer Pacific arrived this morning.
Manchtstsr, august 3l.-The market o-day is
animated, and goods and yarns are firm at the
extreme rates Of last week. n
Havrs, September during last week cotton
declined one franc; but during the last three DAYS
the market has been moro animated and prices
firmer Sales on Monday 2 100 bales, on Tuesday
TOO bales; sales of the week $500 bales; sales OF
Carolina rice at PSI Soc. q 30f -
Wing Macs Meeting.
BALrIMoRE, September la.-p rn-An immense
Wing meeting 10 now being held In Monument
square. The square 10 brilliantly illuminated, and
the Battle Monument il hung with lights. The
ward clubs marched with transparencies. several
of which were on wheels, and two ships drawn by
horses. amid fine display Of roc kets and fireworks.
The front OF the lie beautifully decorated
An immense concourse 10 present, a larger meeting
never having been held in this city. The speakers
occupy two stands. Speeches are being delivered
by Henry Winter Davis, Judge Thompson of In
diana, Hon. John M. Clayton and Others. The en- :
thusiasm is unprecedented. E
Democratic Macs Meeting.
BALrIAoRE, September 13-p. m.-The Demo
cratic mass meeting in Exchange Place 10 pro.
crossing. The large stand 10 brilliantly illumi-
mated and large number of transparencies,
brought by ward clubs, surrounding It. Bonfires
works and rockets are occasionally set of. The
meeting 10 large, but not equal to the Wing meet
ing at Monument Square Speeches by Francis
Thomns' Henry Bedinger. and others.
Maine Election. III
PORTLAND, September l3-p m-Portland and
Bangor give Hubbard, Liquor Law Democrat, large
majorities for Governor. In Bangor, Washburn,
Wing, for Congress. has great majority, Top
whine, Crosby two hundred sixty, Chandler one
hundred nineteen. Twenty towns elect nine Dem.
ocrats and fourteen Wings Two Whig and two
Democratic Senators arc probably elected from
In Penobscot two Wings are probably elected, be.
ing Wing gain of four Senators. The Governors
vote turned entirely on the liquor question.
A. ,g- Later from tie Cape de Verde
New YoRx, September l2.-Advices have been
received here to-day from Cape de Verbs to the
10th ut The rainy season had commenced, and
it was unusually sickly, Business was dull and
money very scarce, in consequences of the govern
vent the expectation Of specie. American produce
was low, and the markets were we'll supplied.
The United States squadron. under Commodore
Lavalettc. called on the 4th Of July to mnnouvre
destinations. The Germantown, John Adams, brig
bridge and Dale for the Windward Islands.
Further from Cuba-R.mored Gathering of Ano.
.... ther Invading Erpsdition
CHARLESTON, September l0.-Advices from Ha.
vaua to the Sd instant announce that the excite
ment existing in that city had been increased by
report that large bodies were already collecting
and organizing in Florida and below New Orleans
for the purpose of invading the island.
An additional force of two thousand troops was
shortly expected from Spain, when more rigid
police would be established throughout the whole
Island. -
The persons who had been arrested for being
concerned in the publication of the Voice of tie
People were not garroted on the 29tb, as reported
they would be- Their sentence had rot been pro.
nounced
Indian Embassy.
CHARLEsroN. Sept. l2.--An embassy from the
Seminole Indians. route for WashinR ton arrived
here to day. Among them are Billy BowIegs,
Sam Jones, and tribe, and John Jumper, chief of
the Arkansas. They are under the charge of Cen
Blake, and intend making arrangements for the
removal Of all the tribes from Florida.
The yellow fever is very mild, and 10 abating
Proposed Road Across the Istamus.
New YoaK, September ia private letter
from Panama says that an agent of Philadelphia
company left Panama on the 3lst, for Chinqui,
for the purpose Of procuring q grant to open
plank road through that province from the Pacific
to the Atlantic. US =. -
aa " DisGsteYs on the Lake. -,aa -.a
BUFFALO,, September ia stiff gale prevailed
on Lake Erie during Saturday and yesterday.
The brig st. Louis, loaded with grain, ran ashore
near the lighthouse. The brig Winslow, loaded
with lumber, was beached on Duck Island, Lake
Michigan. The propeller James Wood, loaded
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