The republic., 1852-06-28
Arrival OF the Atlantic.-F0ur Days Later
from Europe.

Arrival OF the Atlantic.-Four Days Later
from Europe.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York on
Saturday morning from Liverpool, which place she
left the 10th instant, making the passage in
ten days.
From summary of her news in the Commercial
advertiser, We extract as follows
The Atlantic and Baltic passed each other in the
Narrows, and saluted off Liverpool bar the Allan l.
tic passed the packet-ship New World from New
York.
In the House Of Lords, on the evening of June IA,
the government gave notice that ii would suspend
the progress OF the bill providing lor the surrender
OF French criminals.
On the same evening in the House Of Commons
the sister Of Mr.. Feargus O'Connor petitioned for
the release of her brother from the custody Of the
ser geant- at arms, she had made arrang gements
to have him placed in an asylum Referred to a
committee.
The case of Mr.. Mather, struck down by Aus
trian officer in Florence, was again brought up by
Lord John RUSSELL and severely commented upon
by many members. Lord Malmsbury said that
the difficulty was that by pressing 1t too far the
British government might be led TO recognise the
military occupation OF Tuscany by Austria, which
il had always declined to do
The Queens proclamation appears in the Lon
don Gastue forbidding Catholic professions and
ceremonies on highways and other places Of public
resort.
A decree in the MonitsW OF juno Ii conhdes 10
the Minister OF Marine the direction OF the War
Depart in the absence OF General ST. Arnaud
Minister of War, who has gone To the baths OF
Vichy.
The French squadron, under the command Of
Baron La Suisse, arrived at Tunis on the Let in
stant.
a pyoces verbal was communicated 10 the Corps
Lsg,sldty on the 18th instant, relative 10 the re-
election Of the members Of Councils General.
the Councils OF Arondissement, and tho Mum
cpal Councils
The Presidents and Secretaries Of the Councils
General are 10 be chosen by the President Of the
Republic, and those Of the Councils of Arrondissc.
ment by the Projects. Their Fittings are not TO be
public.
The mayors and deputy mayors 10 be ap
pointed by the Projects from among the members
Of the Municipal Councils.
DENMARK.
BY decision of the Council Of State of the 7th
inst. Denmark refuses TO acknowledge the loans
raised and debts contracted by the insurrcctonary
governments of lS4S and the following years.
All obligation on account Of these losns, compul-
sorry voluntary. on the part OF the treasury Of the
kingdom, is disavowod.
The notes Issued by the Danish Government, sc
cording TO the DEGREES Of February and March 10,
1851, for the purpose Of replacing the illegal notes
Of tho government of the Duches Mt that time in
circulation TO the amount Of 800 900 marks banco,
will continue in course, and be received as before
at all the government establishments.
ISpA AsD CHINA.
Advices from Bombay TO the l2th Of May.
From Rsngoon 10 the 23d of April.
The Governor of Rangoon had offered so rupees
for every head of white man.
In the attempt to retake Msrtaban the Burmese
suffered immensely The English only bad two
artillcrymon slightly wounded.
The cholcra was subsding among the troops.