The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-05
by TELEGRAPH.

Arrival OF the Niagara-Three Days Later
from Europe.
HALIFAX, August 4-The steamer Niagara, with
Liverpool dates Of the oath ultimo, arrived at an
carly hour this morning. Her news, except in com.
mercial light, is wholly unimportant. She brings
sixty two passengers. The City of Glasgow sale d
for Philadelphia on the 2lst utimo, with one hun.
dred and four passengers.
Marshal Excelmans had been killed at Paris by
falling from his horse.
M. Leblanc had been called upon to form the
new Belgian Cabinet.
The American squadron arrived at Naples on the
2lst utimo.
The Classification of the new House of Commons
will be az follows: Ministerial, three hundred and
twenty five; Opposition, two hundred and seventy.
two. Ministerial majority ffiy.three, including
forty Liberal Conservatives.
The amount Of bullion in the Bank of England
ia twenty one millions six hundred and sixty thou
sand pounds.
The residents visit to Baden 10 connected with
matrimonial project for the hand of the Princess
Caroline De vasa. grand daughter of the Duchess
of Baden. The President contemplates visit TO
Algiers. 1t ia reported that change Of ministry
will take place after he returns from Strasbourg.
More political arrests have taken place. Petitions
for the Establishment Of the Empire are filing up
under the local authorities Of the various places
General Montaubain's expedition to the frontiers
of Morocco was successful.
ITALY.
Sixty persons have been arrested at Mantua, in
GLIDING the Archbishop of Rivera and six clergy
men. Count Tancred Morto and other noblemen
have been arrested at Rome by the Austrian CON-
mission, on suspicion of liberalism.
An earthquake occurred at spezzia on the 18th
ultimo.
Cotton in the beginning of the week had been
quiet at q slight reduction. the sales averaging
5000 bales per diem until Wednesday, when the
market assumed frmer tone. Large sales were
at which the market closed very firmly. The
sales OF the last three days had been $4,000 bales,
and the sales Of the week $4,000 bales, OF which
spectators took 1880 bales, and exporters 1910
of which 4s, 200 bales were American. The stock,
exclusive of shipboard, was 695. 900 bales The
quotations are for fair Orleans. sgd; middling,
557,l6d; fair Mobile, SD; middng, Sled fair
Saturday opened actively and very firm. The
sales OF the day were estimated at 20 900 bales.
The corn market was dull with declining ten
dency.
previous rates. Consos closed at 1909. The fol-
lowing are the quotations of American stocks
New York Sc, loas; United States So, 1865. 81
ssoeh9 ios; ditto 1851. 1861 H.; New york;
State SIS, 1853, go, 90 SO; Pennsylvania SIS, 81
SO; Ohio IS, 1870, IT'S, l0l a los. Massachusetts
IS, (bonds,) lug l097; Maryland SIS, (bonds,)
95! 96I.
Accounts from the gricu!tural districts were ia
vorabe, and more than an average crop was antici-
pated
Missouri Election.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.-The returns from the city
are stiIl incomplete. but no doubt exists of the
election of the whole Democratic ticket, with the
exception of member of Congress and sheriff.
These still in doubt, and nothing can be known
till the whole vote is counted out. Returns from
the State favorable to tho election of the DEM
ocratic governor by reduced majority.
1--WE find the following dispatches in the Bal,i
more Patriot:]
FRANKFORT, August 3, a. ma despatch from
St. Louis reports the prvD1sie election of Prince,
the Democratic candidate for governor, by a small
posed Of the city of St. Louis and suburbs, the
turns indicate the cleo ton Of Colonel Benton In
the third district, the contest between Mr.. Miller
Wing, and Mr.. Green, Democrat, is very close, and
the result cannot be known until all the votes
counted In the fifth district, the returns 30 far
are favorable to the election Of Mr.. Phelps, Demo-
crat.
DUBUQUE. August 4, a. in.-The returns of the
Iowa election 30 far present indication that Mr.
Hem, of the second district, has been reelected to
Congress.
The district in which Mr. Clark, Democrat, is
running, is doubtful but returns favor the election
of Mr.. Clark.
Success Of Florss-Probabls Capture Of Guayaq,lil.
New YoRK, August 4.-Private advices from
Payta state that an engagement took place on the
9Th Of July between Flores and Urbina, in which
the latter defeated with great ioss. Flores in.
tended to take possession Of Guayaquil on the 10th
ultimo.
VerGct Of the CoronPr's Jury in relation to the Vic
tirs BY the Henry Clay Disaster.
NEW Y6RK, August 4.-The coroner's jury have
rendered verdict that the victims by the urnng
OF the steamer Henry Clay came to their deaths by
the reckless acts of the owners and officers of the
boat, and their disregard OF human life. This yer
dict accords with the second statute law defining
murder.
Stsamer Destroyed by Fire.
TOLEDO, August. The steamer Swan, running
between here and Detroit took fire nt the dock last
night and was completely destroyed No lives
lost.
MARRIED.,
On the lat of August, by the Rev. Mr.. EcKARp,
NJ, II pr Al A ~ A