The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-27

Arrival of the steamer Cambria-Stx Day
Later from Europe.


Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, May 26.-The mail. steamer Cambria
| arrived here this morning, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the afternoon of the 18th instant.
ENGLAND.
The proceedings of Parliament are of considera-
bic inter st. motion was made in the House OF
Commons on Tuesday for inquiring into the sys
tenn OF education pursued at Maynooih College.
| An amendment was added to consider the bill to
repeal the Mayhooih College endow men,, and all
other grants for religious instruction.
The resolution to abolish the duty paper,
newspaper stanpsand advertisement tax, was re-
jected.
The government intends to send military force
to Australia.
The woollcn manufacturers are alarmed at the
prospect OF a def )iency OF wool in Australia.
The Militia bill was still being discussed in Par
| Lament, without any decisive action having been
attained.
The Crystal Palace, which was purchased for
f7O,L0O, ia to be Immediately erected Syden-
| ham, for an exotic garden.
Captain Howard, Of the ship Renovation, has
made a deposition concerning the ships by
him in the ice supposed 10 have been Franklin's
He thinks they were whalers.
II rumored that Lord Glengal will succeed
Earl Daihousie as Gwerner en,ral of India.
The Liverpool cotton market has been active.
Prices closed the 18Th with prices suffer- or an
| advance Of ID.
The Paris fete of the 10th passed off brilliantly.
II Id described as purely military. There were
sixty thousand troops, and half a million of citizen
spec tators. The President arrived at at tho
head of brilliant staff. Having reviewed the sol
diers he presented standards 10 the colonels, sur
mounted by the imperial eagle. Subsequently he
addressed the army, saying that the Roman eagle
was adopted by the Emperor Napoleon, and was
| the last striking emblem Of the regeneration and
grandeur OF France. 1t disappeared when the
misiortupes of France began, and ought to return
when France recovered from her defeats, and
In mat cnfh .I,,a
| to repudiate her own glory. 'Resume. then, sol
diers'-he proceeded to say-''these eagles; not
| as menace against foreigners, but q symbol of
independence, a of the heroic epoch, as
| a mark to each regiment OF its nobility, and a
pledge to die, if need be, in defence of embems
often led by your fathers to victory"
The address was immediately placarded through
out the city.
| The clergy, headed by the Archbishop Of Paris,
| and numbering eight hundred mustered around
a gorgeous altar on the field, and bestowed their
| blessings on the standards. the troops def ed.
and the ceremony then concluded. Two thousand
crosses and medals were distributed.
| The President was well received. The infantry
| cried, "Pive Napoleon" The cavalry cried, give
EDpereur." On the contrary the operatives OF
| the laubourg St. Antoine notified their employ
ers that they would work instead Of being present
at the fete.
The festivities continue in doors three days On
Tuesday htteen thousand attended grand ball at
| the Tuieries. On "Wednesday a banquet was
given 10 eight hundred generals and superior of
| ficers
General Changarnier refuses to take the oath af
| allegiance. and charges Louis Napoleon v it'll ire
quentiy attempting ~ briLe him by high oth and
| emouments, 10 lend himself 10 his ambitious de-
sgns.
Georgia D,legat's TO the Whg National Conuenfipn
SAvAsNAh, May ga mretlug held on
Saturday OF portion OF the Unionists at Milledge
vile, and delegates elected to a convention TO be
held al Milledgeviile on the 7lh of June, to elect
deegates to the Baltimore National Wing Con
vent'on in favor Of the nomination OF President
Fillmore.
South Carolina FILLMORE Delegates.
CHARLhsToS, May % The Wing meeting TO
be held At Charleston on Wedn sday will eject del
cgates to the National Wing Convention instructed
to cast the vote OF the State for the nomination
President Fillmore.
Scott D,fgats Elected
| BosToN, May 20 he fifth district of Massa-
| chusetts has elected Scott delegate.