The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-14
by TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Baltic-Four Days Late
from Europe.

| New YoRK, June l3.-The Baltic arrived here
to-day at half past eleven, having sailed from
Liverpool at noon the I'd instant. She bringi
seventy seven passengers and a full freight
Among her passengers is II. Towes, bearer Of
dispatches The Europa arrived at Liverpool on
the evening of the Goth.
The French import returns show great i'm
provement in trade. The duties from merchandise
to the first of May exceed last years ten millions of
| francs. The commission budget have shown
unlocked for independence, having rejected the
| Presidents demand for twenty three millions OF
francs TO dcfray expenses. Thirty-one thousand
men have been added 10 the army. The commits
sion also refused the credits demanded for the new
ministry Of police and expresses its regrets at the
! confiscation OF the Orleans property.
| il is reported that Heckeren, Napoleon's special
envoy to northern powers, was well received, but
distinctly informed that the revision If the treaties
Of 1915 was wholly inadmissble; also that Con
gress, to which England should be invited, TO
discuss the political constitutions of continental
| Europe was inadmissbe. The Papal government
| s uneasy unccr the intelligence, and frequent con
| ferences take place between Louis Napoleon and
| the chiefs Of The Italian liberal party
| The Austrian financial embarrassmcnts are com
| plcated ever. The correspondent of the Lon
don Times says the general feeling Of discomfort
begins to show itself in every quarter Of tho Aus
| trinn provinces.
The Pope has confirmed DR.. Cullen as the Catho
| lie Bishop Of Dublin.
Ii ls TumOred at Berlin that NeulCnatel Will De
| given back to Prussia
The building used temporarily corn ex-
change at London recently gave way, precipltatinS
a large number OF persons to tho cellar. Two
were killed and many wounded
The cholera ia ravaging among the British troops
| at Cape Rangoon. TIE British Admiral OF the Pa
cifc station has declared the Lobos Island much
an integral part OF Peru as the scilIy sl nds ure Of
England The opinion is strongly controvertedb by
the British commercial interests.
The crops throughout England and Ireland arc
extremely promising. No exceptions.
The sub marine communication between Holy
head and Dublin would be completed about the 9th
instant.
1t was rumored from Berlin that the recent set
| Element between the King of Denmark and the
Duke OF Augustenburg would be repudated by the
Germanc Diet.
Flour and wheat are steady, and in good de-
nand. Prices unchanged.
Brown 4 Shipley state that corn has advanced
| sxpence. Msxweli's Circular says shilling
Floating cargoes Consols advanced one
hundred md half to fve-cighths, money and ac-
count. Fore ign stocks frmcr-littlc doing. Ma
nufacturing districts dull, owing to Whitsuntide
holydays. Cotton market dull Prices shade
less firm. Sales Of three days thirty thousand
bales. Fourteen thousand for export
Fifteen Days Lator from CalifOrnia.-Arri-
val OF the Steamer Illinois.
The steamer Illinois arrived at New York on
Saturday morning from Aspinwall, whence she
sailed on the 4th instant, bringing dates from San
Francisco to the 18th Of May, and Panama to tho
LIST of June. She brings five hundred passengers.
The total amount Of gold on freight amounts to
81 ,36S, 900. and there is $685. 900 in the
hands Of passengers.
The steamer Sierra Nevada sailed from Aepin-
wall on the Sd instant for New York, via King.
ston, and passed on the 7th of ST. Domingo.
The Illinois made the running time home in
seven days and five hours, which is stated to have
been the quickest trip ever made.
The steamer Oregon arrived at Panama from
San Francisco full Of homeward- bound passen.
gers; also the steamer New Orleans. and tho
clippers ship Reindeer. both full Of passengers.
The account previously received OF the massacre
of $50 Indians is fully confirmed with all the afro.
city before stated as accompanying it.
Another Indian expedition is preparing TO start
from San Francisco. on the plan of the famous FL
Dorado county expedition. The Obj CT is TO take
the punishment Of the Indians into their own
hands.
A contract has been made by the city councils
with Nessrs Mooney Co, for lighting San Fran
| cisco with gas.
| The Chinese question is occupying large share
OF the columns Of III. newspapers. and the excite
menti 10 on the increase As side question in the
matter, the papers also discussing Tie feasiblH.
ty OF cultivating the ten plant IN California.
Disturbances have occurred near Atchinson'g
bar, Marysyillc, between the American and Chinese
miners. The latter were vanqushed and driven
of.
A meeting was held at Fosters bar on the ID Of
May, to receive the report OF a committee appoint
ed at previous meeting, dcputed 10 request the
Cinnamon 10 leave the diggings. The committee
| reported that the Chinese received them respect
fully but made no reply To the communicate ton
Accounts from the mines encouraging. The
quartz mining has taken new start.
Gov. Bigier was suffering from severe attack
OF bilious fever, but his situation not critical.
A duel occurred at Washing ton, opposite Sacra
mento, between De Courcey, editor OF the Calave-
rrs Chronicle, and VIM II. Carter, in which the
former ~as shot through the body. He was still
| living
The Legislature had passed bills funding ,hl
war fund.- 900 600 Of the civil fund. and author
| izing the renewing OF unfund,d State warrants
| In payment OF the school fund. No provision ha5
| been made for the payment OF interest ON land
| bonds, which renders them unsaleable until the
| United States provides for their liquidation.
Nine prisoners escaped from San Francisco jail
the 18th, and twelve others attempted TO cscnps
bu. were prevented, one Of them being killed ia tho
| attempt
Further Incian difficulties had taken place in The
| northern part Of the State.
Hon. Alexander Wells had taken HE scat on the
supreme b,nch.
Sacramento was rapidly improving, aud large
number Of buildings were in course Of erection
Business affairs were very Furnishing. The State
| arcbiye,, 1t was thought, would coon be removed
to Vallejo.
The absence of any more large fire, in the prin
| cips cities Of California had restored confidence
given Impulse 10 investment u piAAls
and had stimulated spirit for improvement
The vigilance committees continued their organ
ihation IN consequence Of recent Suspicious circum-
stances, but occasion for their interference had
occurred.
SAN FRAScISco MAHrrrs.-Busines- at San
Francisco has been unusually dull during the past
month in consequence OF the higher range OF prCcs
! The weather has been throughout the season
very propitious for agricultural purposes, and
favorable crop Ia looked for
Flour is depressed, and Gallcgo cold for IS per
| barrel.
Pork was in fair demand At a sligbt advance.
Bricks were in active request at full rates.
scamens wages s ~ per month.
Exchange per cent premium.
Gold dust was worth Sl7s Sl7 IS per ounce.
From the Sandwich Islands.
Dates from the Sandwich Islsnds are 10 April
Gath. Psrlinmontsss assembled on Aprill3 Tho king's
speech liberal md pacific in its tone. Both
Houses OF Parliament we're discussing the new
constitution
An earthquake occurred at Hawnii on the lith,
by which several towns were much damaged.