Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-01-26
Arrival of the America.
REE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


Council on the 9th, Lord John Russell proceeded
to Windsor Castle to confer with the Queen. 1t
was generally supposed that the Wing govern
ment would fall through before the meeting Of
Parliament The Times" says that the attempt
to strengthen the ministry by an alliance with the
Peelites had sgnally failed, and the prime minis
ter would be compelled to meet Parliament with
out any addition to his strength
The Marquis Of Landsdowne had rendered his
reignaton as president of the council.
Baron Ruiney, of the Hungarian Committee,
died in London, of broken heart, caused by an
article in the I" Daily News"
By the burning of the steamer Amazon, Al pas
sengers and 81 of the crew persisted, among whom
were Elliot Warburton, author Of "The Crescent
and the Cross, Capt Symonds, the surgeon, and
four chief officers In twenty minutes after the fire
commenced the ship was completely Quilted out.
Many persons were suffocated in their berths--a
desperate rush was made for the boats, and two
| were swamped alongside, and all on board lost
two others, containing passengers and 81 seamen,
got clear Of the vessel, and were picked up by
English and Dutch vessels and landed respectively
at Plymouth and Brest. The origin of the fire is
unknown, and the loss is immense.
The ship Columbus from New Orleans to Liv-
erpool, was wrecked on the It'll, off Waterford
Four passengers and eight of the crew persisted.
Capt. MCGOWAN and the remainder of the crew
were saved
The schooner Adelaide, Of Elizabeth City, from
Charleston, was fallen in with on the 18th ult.,
in leaking condition. Four of the crew were
taken off by the South Carolina, and landed at
Liverpool on the 9th inst.
There have been no arrivals at Liverpool since
delphia vessels. Arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th,
ships Triton and South Carolina, from Charles
ton; cleared, Juno, for Charleston.
Trade in Manchester was improving, and prices
of the leading fabrics had advanced, owing to the
low stock of cotton.
GERMANY.-The Germany journals announce
that great sensation had been produced at Vienna
by the intelligence that Don Juan Infante, second
son of Don Carlos had run away from his wife,
sister of the Duke of Modena, with an English
governess.
The treaty between Denmark and Germany
was virtually concluded. The German troops
had evacuated Hostein, but the Austrian troops
remain Professionally at Hamburg, to secure the
execution of the conditions imposed upon Den
mark.
The German Diet had decided in favor of sup
pressing the federal feet, after declining the Aus
trian proposal to form navy composed of three
divisions and commanded by officers Of the three
leading powers.
The King of Denmark is sick.
The Austrian Lloyds boast that Prince Schwartz |
enburg virtually dismissed Lord Palmerston.
RussIA.-It is reported that Durat, one of the
brayest Circassian chiefs, had surrendered to the
Russians, with his fortress and large body of
soldiers.
Lieut. Pymson has, by the advice of the Rus
sian geographers, abandoned the project of cross
ing Siberia in search of Sir John Franklin.
CAPE OF Coon observation-disclosures has been
received that a severe skirmish had taken place
ON the 9th of November, in which the British
were compelled to retire with the loss of their
colonel, three other officers, and seven men. The
British had also sustained reverse at Lagos, on
the coast of Africa in an attempt to chastise the
native king for slaye-dealing.
and sixty men, and was compelled to retire with
considerable loss.
FRANCE. France continues tranquil. The
Minister of the Interior had decreed the erasure
of the republican notices from the public edi-
fees and has restored the ancient historical names
to buildings, SC.
marked GOODNESS had occurred between the
Drao;da,t md ord NorYn fo palcr;oy
affairs. Galignani's Messenger states that Lord
Normandy would return to England on the 10th
inst, an event to be deplored by all parties. The
funds in consequence had fallen one per cent. 1t
is officially announced, that the PRONUNCIATION of
the new constitution win be delayed 10 days.
The most profound anxiety is felt in regard to it.
The funds had fuctuated, but had closed firm
on the 9th inst.
Another account from Paris states that Lord
Normandy will be absent for few days
Nine hundred political prisoners, recently ar
rested, had been sent to Cherbourg, preparatory
to their transportation to Cayenne.
NApLEs.-The Neapolitan State Trials were
continued in secret, and had not been concluded,
but the conviction Of the prisoners was consider
ed certain
MARKETs-In Liverpool -four is firm, but with
out buoyancy. Western canal -four 21s. 3D.,
Ohio 22s. Sd. Corn had slightly advanced, with
an improving demand: white 30s., yellow 2ss
Wheat was in demand at full rates Hollingshed
Fetby Co. quote cotton in fair demand during
the six days, with sales to the extent Of $4,000
bales, 5000 bales of which were for export or
speculation. The market is heavy and without
animation, and prices of middling and inferior