The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-16
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Arrival OF tho At,antic-Four Days Later
s5a-l' '.u from Europe. ~ ,.~.s
NEw YoRK, November l5.-The steamer ATTAIN
tic arrived this morning. bringing seventy passen.
gers and Liverpool datcs OF the Sd instant. On
the 4th, forty five miles west Of Cape Clear, che
exchanged signals with steamer supposed to be
the South Carolina; on the 9th, in latitude 49
Longitude Al, abe saw steamer supposed to be the
Europa. is. .a4 .a st'... ..rsy .... u.,
Parliament was TO assemble on the lth No CD.
position was anticipated to the election Of the
Speaker. D'lsrneli's financial scheme is said to
consist OF repeal of the malt tax, reduction of
the income tax I'd on the pound, tai upon all in
comes over sou per annum, and q double property
tax. The sugar duties and the railroad tax were
under consideration. 7EH
A new steamship company, called the Magdaena
steam Company, is announced to run for the rivers
Magdalena and Atrato, New Grenada 7|
Five bales Of Buenos Ayres cotton had been re
ceived at Liverpool. The quality was good
Phillips's Fire Annihilator Factory, at London,
had taken fire accidentally and been burnt to the
ground. t'.."|
The government had quashed the proceedings
against the soldiers who shot somo of the Irish DO
pulace nj the Six Mile Bridge.
The recent storm on the eastern coast Of Eng
land had proved very destructive, involving
great loss of life. Among the vessels wrecked are
the brig Amulet, with all on board; the St. He
lena. with all on board; the Ajax, with all on
board; the Lander. and ship Geiliot, schooner,
Weiscnthal-in each all on board having persisted
The Northern, Victoria, Maid. Sophia, Feeder
lex, Brilliant, Cherob, Kilde. Ruflemann, volante,
Britannia, Sarah Hardwick, Merchant, Sisters,
Marie, and Elizabeth, had all been wrecked, but
portions of their crews were saved. The cargo of
the Elizabeth, valued at El0O,O was plundered
by the people on the beach. Many other vessels
were disabied The coast was strewed with Dor.
tons OF wrecks and dead bodies, and regular
system Of plumber was pursued by those on shorc.
Eight of the crew of the Elizabeth Patton, Of Balti
more, arrived at Glasgow. This vessel was
wrecked on the Goth of September. "'E '
.,ra sa.~e.'- .,p..r FRANCE. ..- ..-...
The Senate would meet in the hall formerly used
by the Chamber of Peers, and il WINS believed
would hold but four si,tings. The vote on the
Pletiscite would take place the 2lst or Dad; the
sufIrages would be counted by the Legislative
Corps on the LIST of December, and the proclama-
ton of tho empire would take place on the I'd of
December. It "a. Hn aa-fsn. : 3-...a sr.-..r..
Nothing new had transpred relative to the mar.
riage of the President. r 90 :.
A vague story is afoat in regard to the discov-
cry Of an extensive military conspiracy in the
garrison of Fontainbleau Agains: Napoleon. The
details are meagre, and the story 10 considered
dubious. a r CO. 7so. ......, ID
The Minister Of Marine has ordered the returns
Of trade with America TO be made out preparatory
to the establishment Of a transatlantic packet line.
1t is said that the President has signed dec rec,
and the old four and hall per cents to three per
cents, and the FIVE per cent. stock 10 four per
cents.
Abd-el.Kader had renewed his oath not tu dis.
turb Algeria.
NJ. Brouckere had succeeded in recognizing the
Belgian ministry.
Bravo Muriilo had assumed charge Of the colo.
nial department of the government ..., ..r
p. .s. r.. .g,, -. ITALY.
The Sandman ministry had again resigned.
..'. .#" Turkey. -. .s..
Naise Pacha, the Turkish ex Minister of Fl.
nance, had been arrested upon the charge of NAL.
admins; ration of the affairs Of his office. '' '
The Druses Of Syria encouraged by Russia, had
commenced hostities with the Turks.
Four hundred Babis had been executed on sus-
picion of being accomplices of the Shahs. who arc
noted assasans. b.. 'r a45T.' "|'
Trade In Persia was very dull. .t.. r"
ne-,t .s-a ts.a- "a, MARKETS.
Liverpool, November 3.-The sales of cotton ON
Saturday were II 900 bales, of which Speculation
took 1900 bales The arrival of the Asia on Mon.
day depressed the market, and prices declined
Lied, and in some cases nearly Id. The sales or
Monday and Tuesday were l3, 600 bales. of which
sPeculators took 3 600 bales; The quotations are
Fair Orleans, 3d.; Middling, Cd. Old; Fair
Mobile, cd, esd; Middling, Gid. CID; Fai,
Uplands, Cd. a G2d;. Middling, 3D.; Ordinary
I'D. 6sd. The sales to day are estimated al
5000 bales. The market opens quiet at unchanged
prices. .a.L
Breadstufis - w heat has advanced Cd. and -four
Sd Corn is unchanged with moderate business
Coffee Ia unchanged. There is a large spec uative
demand for rice. Sales of 400 tierces. s "a
Trade at Ma nchester was rather duier at n eli % nj
decline in prices. q .. ..' .as E---.r -. -.
Consols closed at 1000 1907 for money and &C
count. ?. rIRr.slNa @ -..l. Enr.s. 10 .-.."t
Haure, Ociobsr 30.-The sales OF cotton for thu
week have been IL 900 bales at 96f for New Orlean
tres nrdinofrs. Sales to day Of 600 bales; stock
II 800 bales. rsr5s HHa Is.'a. 81. 800.