The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Asin-Three Days Later fro
Europe.

Arrival OF the Asin-Three Days Later from
| Europe.
New YoRK, April 2l.-The steamer Asia arrived
| this morning pb Jut noon with Liverpool and Lon
don dates Of April lOh. She brings seventy five
passengers, aud s $50 900 on freight
| Business had been pretty much at stand still
| on account Of the holidays.
| ENGLAND.
Both Houses Of Parliament will reasscmbc on the
| 10Th instant The Premier, it Is said, intends to
dissolve the House the second week in July, but
others fix the time Of dissolution at carly period
| in Nav
| The Manchester Commercial Association have
| complained to government that the trade with
| Siam has been ruined by the operation Of the Anne
rican tariff, and have called on government to ne
gotiate more favorable treaty with that kingdom.
Accounts from Maurisius, received at Liverpool,
state that a severe hurricane visited that Island
the I'D and 2ath oi January. Little damage was,
however, done to the shipping and crops
The bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased E2l9, 900
The death Of Prince Sch warzenberg has excited
has suddenly recalled Count Schawerinstein from
London for the purpose, it itsupposed, OF coed
ing the Prince as Premier
FRANCE.
Letters from Paris state that the 9Th Of May, the
anniversary Of Napoleon's death, has been fixed
upon the time for the Presidents next coup
d stat
Workmen are busy clearing and levelling the
Place de Carousal for the review OF all the military
upon that day
II is noted significant that the nobltsse are
again spoken Of by their titles.
The Paris correspondent of the Independent Beige
says that patents of nobility had been Issued within
lew days past, and that a son OF Senator LIE Bauf
had been created Count of Mont German.
Contractors ARE purchasing horses extensively
for the French army, in Holland, Belgium, and
Prussia. Agents are also employed in making o
register of persons who had served in the Imperial
armies.
Two hundred and forty more OF the adventures
in the Lngot lottery were about embarking at
Marseiles for California.
The government had granted fifty thousand
francs TO erect monument 10 Marshal Ney.
Generals Lamoricicre and Changarnier are I'M
dcrstood to have had a meeting at AK la Chapele
with the Due D'AumaLe, of Louis Philippe.
This circumstance had given great umbrage to the
President.
A reciprocity of trade had been established be-
tween Tuscany and the Spanish ports.
The court OF Tuscany had pcremptorily refused
to admit the claim preferred by Lord Granville for
an apology and compensation 10 Mr.. Mather, for
an outrage committed upon him.
GERMANY.
The news from central Europe ia unmportant.
The Prussian ministry had left Berlin for the holi-
days.
4 chapel on the mountain of Zobb, in SiIesa,
had been swallowed by the sudden opening of the
e2rth, and many lives were lost.
The Belgium papers state that it ia the intention
OF the Cunard line TO establish line Of steamers
between Antwerp and Liverpool to connect with
the American line.
MARKETS.
The cotton market, after the arrival of the Asia,
exhibited increased dulness, and prices Of lower
qualities had receded during the week about d..
per pound. The demand. however, was almost too
limited to test the market Good saplcd Orleans
was in good and rather increasing inquiry. The
sales of the week "a, $50 bacs of which specu-
laors took 400 and exporters ,720 bales. Prices
were nominal at SD. for fair Orleans, Is l6d. for
middling ditto sd for fair Mobile, AID. for mid
ding, ditto SD tor fair Uplands, and a. for mid
ding ditto.
In flour and wheat fair business had been do
ing, but no advance had taken place. Western
canal flour, lss. Cd; Ohio. 20s. Corn had under
gone slight improvement in demand. Wright
Candy quote white at Is. decline. Yellow corn
ASS Cd; white, 29s cd.
There was no American pork in market. Bacon
was in moderate request at steady rates. Hams
were neglected. Beef moderately active at full
prices small business was doing in lard at 19s.
The stock of cheese was small, and there little
doing. Butter very dull.
Talow and os were dull and unchanged.
Timothy, flax and clover seeds quiet ut
irregular rates.
Rice steady at 1913. for fine.
Rosin was very scarce and had advanced TO Is
for common and l2s. for fine.
Money Morket.-Thc money market in London
on Thursday, was very hrm. CoaAois closed at 80
50, for money and account. No business wa.
transacted on Good Friday.
Trade in the manufacturing districts check
ed, and spinncrs were willing 10 renew contracts
on easier terms. Cloth and yarns were irregular
In price but not quoted lower.
Dealt, of a Judge Poisoning Case &c
PfTTsBURoH, April 20.-Thomas l.. Mcmillan
associate judge Of the court of common pleas, and
old resident Of Pittsburgh, died yesterday!
The coroner's Jury has again been held on tho
tuar tflsa h. Of hax
ing been analyz by Professor ST. John, of Cleve
land College. Several witnesses were examined