The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-07
BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival OF the Europa Three Days Later
from Europe.
NEw yoaK, May 6.-Thc steamship Europa ar
rived here to-day having left Liverpool ON the 24th
ultiino. She brings fii,y.two passengers among
whom is Mr. Fergus O'Connor, the member of Par
liamci. Eyr Nottingham, in England
A. ioa,nal al Vienna contra iicts tbs statement
that c.n ference Is T. be held London respecting
the Danish succc ssivn that matter, II says, being
settled. A tclegraphic despatch from VIENNA says
That tire prosecutions against The mother ana ans
tefs Of kossulh stopped and THAI shey are - De
allowedto come To America.
The cholera has again broken out in Persia.
In France, extens',s preparations are making
for the grand fete Of the loh Of Eiay at Paris The
Patis announces officially that tsie president. has
no intention If procaiming the empirs.
The Peruvian legation at London cautions all
vessels against proceeding to the isiands Of Lobos
De rieita, aud Lobos Fuera Guiana, without pss-
mission from Inc Peruvian government, under
prnalty Of roniiscati0n. j. Wentworth butler has
written letter to the London Eimts denying that
the guano isands of Lobos belong to Peru, a. they
we're not enumerated among her possesssons when
she declared her independence,
On the 22l ultimo, in the House OF Commons,
the subj 81 Of sboshing the -iamp Of newspapers
aud duty on adysfs'se Hrents came up. hiiinor
Gibson made 4 long spCic h IN favor VI abolishinE
all taxes on know ledge, and ihirodueed motion
to that effect. The Chancellor OF tho Eschequer
looked on the question as one of revenue, ano
could afford to lose million and half per an
poned I'LL the Goth ult.
Cotton at Liverpool was in goo demand, and
had advanced am eighth The saes OF the week
were seventy thousand balcs. Brcadssails were in
brisk demand.
MISUNDERSTANDING says hpur Inns advanced
si1pence, wici's one penny, and corn sxpence 70
n shilling.
The chip Brilliant had arrived from Australia
with gold vnlued at two hundred and seventeen
thou and pounds. The ship Statesman was to sah
in Fsbroary with eighty Thousand ounces. wenty-
one vessels, wish eIuigrants from adjacent colo
MES, entering the harbor Of Fort Philnp
when the Brilliant sailed
The sIoop-of. war Ofeaies captured the Spanish
SLAYER Mozambique. after a desperate resistance.
Ship Futtah Salas m, left Madras on the 81 Of De-
ceniber, with two hundred and thirty four native
emigrants for Mauriils. During gale on tue
93d, while the matches were baitencd down, every
one oil them persisted with suffocation.
A remarkable statement appears in the London
Times respecting the course 70 be pursued, ny AUS
tia, Prussia and Russia, in the event OF Louis Ma
poleon assuming the title Of Emperor. The sub
s,ance Of it u.s. that Prince Scharsinborg has nd-
dressed ircuars to the European courts Expressing
his conviction that Napoleon 10 about 10 erect arr
imperi throne, and adding that Austria felt no
alarm and advocating the claims OF the President
10 the friendship and allinIice OF the respective
governments. Prussia answered this circular on
the 18th and Russia on the 29th Of February. The
OF both replies that the two powers looked
upon the design neither with favor nor hostiiity;
that they believed lie 10 disp sed TO follow the To-
reign policy Of his uncle and was aiming 10
separate the powers, in order to prove hereafter by
that separation, ihat the three powers, acting
in concert. could keep him in check. RUSSIA and
Prussia, however. would recognise hin as emperor
If elected to that office, but merely as an elected
monarch, and not the founder Of Napoleonc
dynasty. Napoleon 10 about ldng camp OF
rcise Of sixty thousand men under his own COM
napd.