The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-26
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Three Days Later from Europe
NEw YoRk, March %.
The steamer Europa, Capt Lott, with Liver
pool dates of the 18th inst, arrived here about
noon. She brings So passengers. She passed
at eight o'clock, A. NJ, on the 10th inst the
steamer Baltic on the Oath, in lat. 40, AZ, the
steamship Harkaway from Richmond.
No American steamer had arrived from Amer
lea since the Pacific sailed.
Intelligence has been received of the conclu-
sion of the Katfir war by the unconditional sur
render Of the Kafiirs.
The reform bill was brought up in the House
by Lord John Russell, and will be the subject
of fierce contest
aEar Ellington has been inaugurated lord
lieutenant Of Ireland with great pomp and cere-
mony.
FRANCE.
decree has been published declaring that
the prescribed oath to the constitution and the
President is iDdspensable,--and that any per
son refusing to take it, will be deemed as re-
signing his seat as a member of the Assembly
| It is believed that Gen. Cavagnac will refuse,
and it is said that he will appear in the Cham
Der, protest against all that has taken place since
December I'd, and retire.
| Marshal Morment, the last of the marshals,
who betrayed Napoleon at Fontainbleau, died
in exile at Venice on the I'd inst.
Busts Of Louis Napoleon have been ordered
to be placed in each of the sc Communes.
| The impression gains ground that the occa
sion of the opening of the Chambers on the 29th
inst will be seized as a favorable moment for
declaring Louis Napoleon emperor.
| kop EIlad with al rnio
has been des patched from Havre to Cayenne.
The Paris Patrie denies that Mr.. Moenski,
the French ambassador to London, has been re-
called.
| The President gave splendid banquet on the
9th inst, to Lord Cowley, the British minister.
Henceforth the exclusive control OF education
is to be enjoyed by the State and Church, and
the chairs of the professors are to be sup
pressed
Marmaud Masus, the most prominent man OF
the revolution of February, died on the 10th
! instant
The armiug of the Notifications of Paris is
progressing with great activity.
] "a ENGLAND.
| Parliament reassembled on the 18th instant.
Lord Beaumont gave notice in the House of
Lords, that on Monday he would ask the gov.
eminent whether any alteration of the protec-
| tive policy was intended. Lord Lyndhurst de.
precated the postponement of the chancery re-
form bill, and denounced the anti corn law
league for its efforts to procure the dissolution
of the present Parliament. Lord Brougham
also denounced the league.
! In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Hume asked
whether the ministry intended to define its
policy before the navy estimates were proposed.
A meeting of 1913 members Of the House
had been held ut Lord John Russelps residence,
to agree upon the plan of opposition. Lord
John Russell expressed himself dissatisfied
with Lord Dcrbys programme, and advised the
vote of supplies for three months only, after
which dissolution of the Parliament should
be forced on the government.
The London Times announces another can
didate for the bishopric of Dublin, in the person
of Priest Kendrck, engaged in the American
mission. This is supposed to be Archbishop
Kendrck, of Baltimore
The suspension of Richie g. Bro, of London,
is announced Their liabilities are estimated at
from E50,OOO to 100000.
| LIVERPOOL, March l3.-The late imports of
cotton are offered rs fast as landed Ordinary
to fair grades have fully declined 3D., and in
some cases I'd. The sales Of the week are
| sc, 900 bales, of which spectators took $4,000,
and exporters 1000 bales. The quotations are
fair Orleans, 5gd, middling l-l6d, fair Mobile
and Uplands std, middling Upland 15.l6d.
Moderate sales of rice at lbs l8s Sd.
The depression in wheat and flour had in
measure subsided
MONEY MARKsT-M Money continues abun-
dant. Consols closed at 97s 97a.
Pennsylvania Wing Stale Convention.
HARRISBURG, March "a.
The Wing State convention met here to day.
and was largely attended. The committee APP
pointed to report permanent officers, selected
Hon VIM. Jessup for president, with large