The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-22
by TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Arctic.-Four Days Later
from Enrnne.


from Europe.
New YoRK, January 2l.-The steamer Arctic
with Liverpool dates OF January 7th, arrived this
morning, but in detained at quarantine by the ice
She brings fifty passengers.
The steamer Niagara reached Liverpool at 10
O'Clock on the 4th inst The Of the fire in the
Capitol at Washington was hardly credited
FRANCE.
A large number of persons belonging to secret
societies, who had been arrested in Paris, were on
their way to Rochefort for their departure to Cay
enne.
La Patria of the 9th instant, publishes note
denying the statement that the President had
ceived an autograph letter from the Emperor Of
Russia congratulating him on the success Of his
coup d'etdt.
The Count d'Orsay was about to remind the
President OF his promise to liberatc Add ell Kadcr
when he had tho power.
The colossal statue of liberty, which had been
placed in front OF the Chamber of Deputies in lS4S,
had been removed by order Of the authorities.
AS the President was coming out OF Elysee he was
shot at by sentry belonging to the grcnadior
company. The man Immediately arrested,
tried by court martial, and shot in corner of the
Elysee.
The correspondent of the London Daily Ner,
says he is informed that the First article of the
stitution is as follows " The President of the re-
public takes the title of Emperor
The same correspondent says that coin have been
struck with the inscription, "Louis Napoleon, EN-
peror"
In the various departments the projects are or
dering the trees of liberty TO be cut down, and all
republican signs destroyed
II is said that the sovcreigns of Europe, struck
with dismay at the success of Loue Napoleon, have
notified him that they prepared to enforce the
article OF the treaty Of Vienna, which forbid any
Legitimate descendant relative of the Emperor
Napoleon from succeeding to the imperial title
Adviees from all parts Of France give assurances
of universal tranquility and satisfaction.
The public funds were unusually buoyant.
decree had been issued that gold, silver, and
copper coin should bear in front the efigy Of the
President with the words, "Louis Napoleon Bona
parte" On the reverse were to be engraven the
words, "Repubique Fransaise," and round the
edges, "Dieu protegt La France
Several important changes and appointments
had been made in the naval service
1t was understood that the PRONUNCIATION Of the
new constitution would take place on JanuaryS.
The Bourse, on Monday the 9Th, was somewhat
dull, the per cents at loaf Soc, and closed firmly
at l05f loo. for the end Of the month The 3
per cents closed at 70f. 90c.
BY circular from the Minister of the Interior,
twas announced that American ships with cotton
after having touched at English ports would be
ditional duties The scarcity of the raw material
had rendered this step necessary.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria had formally abrogated
the constitution of the 4th of March lS49. as un-
suitable and impractlcable. code of new funda-
mental laws for the management Of the empire
was about being promulgated
Jellachch has had all interview with the minis
ter. an audience with the emperor and has returned
to Wagram.
A difficulty had occurred between the English
and Russian consuls at Belgrade.
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid state that the reel gnation
OF Lord Palmerston had been received with great
satisfaction, except by the Progressives.
1t was rumored that Lord Howden would resign
In consequence OF the resignation of Palmerston.
ENGLAND.
The leading topic of public interest in Great Bri
tain continued to be the resignation Of Palmerston
Numerous chuses were assigned for the act but il
was generally believed that il resulted from the
unwarrantabo interference Of the Prime Minister
in the affairs Of the Foreign Office.
The London Advrfiser emphatcally announces
that the correspondence between the noble lords
will be submitted TO the House Of Commons at an
early day.
The royal mail ship Amazon, from Southampton
for tho West Indies, caught fire on the 18th instant
wcst Of Sicily, and entirely consumed. The
officers, crew, and passengers, numbering one
hundred and fifty five persons, except twenty one
all persisted
The steamer City OF Manchester, for Phladel-
phia, was spoken the second instant in latitude
SOP AZ north, longitude I3o 10 west.
Maul's patent topsail, attached to the ship Shack
amazon; from Philadelphia, is attracting much at
tention at Liverpool.
HUNGARY.
Inc Oh LORD faIHcfttOn has caused
great regret in Hungary, it being regarded ne an
unlavornble augury for the progress OF liberal
principles in Europe.
MARKETS.
LONDON. January 6.-Tbe sales Of coffee had been
limited at previous rates. Teas had improved.
Indian corn had advanced Cd. American flour
was IN good inquiry.
Money Markst-British and foreign funds were
ving-consos closed at 81 American stocks
were in fair request at unchanged rates.
Manchester vvpre
satisfactory.
The improving tone Of the raw material has
il fair amount doing at paying rates.
ProrUons.-Bacon Is unchanged, with mode
rate consumption. In beef there il nothing new
The stock of pork is quite exhausted. Lard il
steady at the foil advance.
There 10 a fair inquiry for linseed cakes.
Rice is in demand al an advance Of per cwt
The money market was steady. Consols closed
at 81.
On the Paris Bourso s. 6 closed at los.
LIVERPOOL, January 6.-Brcadstuifs have con
sidcrsbly advanced. White wheats arc in de-
mand at 6s a ts. 90. per 20 lbs and general quail
ities of sweet Hour in request Of 2ls 2ls Cd.
Corn il also dearor The quotations of wheat are
3D. higher, and Of Hour lie. higher than those Of
last Friday.
Cotton.-Since the sailing Of the Asia there has
been steady and regular demand for cotton at
ID advance on middling qualities. The sales have
reached ~, 900 baes Of which 500 were 10 spccu-
Orleans, 81; middling DO, f3d fair Upland and
Mobile, 4ad; middling do, 4sd.
Sailing of the Cambria.
BorToS, January 2t.-The steamer Cambria
sailed at noon day, with fifteen passengers, for