The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-03
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Arrival OF the PaciGc.-Four Days Later
from Europe.
New YoRK, May % p. ua.-The Pacific has
rived with Liverpool dates to the 2lst ult. The
Gales Of cotton during the four previous days had
been thirty nine thousand bales. Prices had ad
vanced an eighth; also shade better.
Consols closed at ninety nine and a half to fvo-
eghths.
The Washington arrived at Southampton on the
18th, all well.
Parliament reassemblcd on the 18th An i'm
portant debate took place on o motion to appoint a
committee to examine the East India Company =
charter. and investigate the company's govern
ment Of the Indian empire. The motion was
agreed TO. The Commons then took up the pas
scnger amendment act. MIR. Sidney Herbert
argued that the cooperation Of the United States
Government is indspensably necessary to carry
out the provisions Of the act; and Sir J. Pakngton
volunteered, in behalf of the English government,
to communicate with the Government at Wash.
ington.
The court Of e1chcquer has rendered judgment
against Alderman Sslomons, settling the point
that none but Christians can be sent to Parliament
Rosas arrived at Queenstown on Friday.
The protest of the heirs Of Louis Philippe against
confscation Of their property had been heard at
Paris. Mcssrs. Pollet and Berger counsel
ior the orleans freleCt OF tnc seine,
in behalf Of the President protested against the
jurisdiction Of the court; and the matter post
poned till Friday.
Political exiles hereafter to DO sent from
France TO England or Spain.
The remaining prisoners Of the Lopez crpcdi-
ton were daily expected ut Gibraltar on their way
home.
The Central German Emigration Society COM
plain that swindling agents inducing the
Polish pcsssntry to leave their homes by repre-
fcniing that TIE King OF America" has granted
to Kossuth vast tracts Of land for the purpose Of
settlement.
Arrival OF the Crescent City-Latcr from
California and Oregon.
NEW Yonx May 2-The Crescent City arrived
here today, bringing two millions Of dollars
freight. and six hundred thousand in the hands of
passengers, OF which there one hundred. She
left Aspinwall on the Dad ultimo, and brings the
California mails which left San Francisco on the
9th ultimo by the Golden Gate. The passenger
passed over tho railroad from Buena Vista road now
completed within twelve miles OF Gorgona. Pas
sengcrs 90 from Aspinwall to Gorgona in one day
The Crescent City on Tuesday pnssed the FL Do
RADIO and Nevada. Among the Crescent City's pas
scngcrs the Archbishop Of Oregon, the Bishop
Of California, Mr.. Van voor hes, Secretary Of State,
Mr.. twlng, the son Oh lDoinee Ewing, Captain
Knox, Of the United States Navy. The floods have
entirely subsidized, and business is improving. The
yield of gold is immense. The general news is Of
no special interest
The United Stntcs sloop- of-var Vincennes ar
rived at San Francisco on the 4,h utimo from As
torta and reports the loss Of the schooner Juliet
near the mouth Of the Columbia The lives of all
hands were saved. Schooner Exact, previously
reported TO have been lost, bad arrived safely nj
Pugcts sound.
The Mexican Boundary Commissioners left in
the Golden Gate, and intended crossing the plains
by way OF the Ca and Of the Rio Grande, for the
purpose Of completing the survey
The late floods have left a rich harvest for min
including large parties Of Chinese. At vaIlecita
party turned up lump Of nearly pure gold
weighing twenty-six pounds. At Sonora the
earth yields three hundred per cent moro album
dainty than ever. The adviccs from all the mining
sections extremely encouraging.
war of determination has been declared by
the whites of klamath against The Indians OF that
vicinity A party OF settlers and miners surround
cd two lodges at Indian Ferry, shot the men and
several squaws, and destroyed the rancho, thirty
to forty Indians having been killed
General Anderson, Of Tuoumne, has been APP
pointed judge OF the supreme court in the place Of
Judge Lyons. resigned; and Alexander Wells has
been elevated to the fourth judgeship.
Death of DR.. dicoH.
SraINorIRLp, Macs, April 30.-Dr. Alcott bro
ther-in-Iaw of Rufus Cboate, died here very sud
denly yesterday.