The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-06
by TELEGRAPH.

Arrival OF the Steamer Asia-Three Days
Later from Europe.
New YoRK, January 5.--The steamer Asia arr
rived at 10 o'clock this morning, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 18th of December She had
been detained by rough weather, and running
short of coal put into Halifax on Saturday and
sailed on Sunday for New York. : go
The Asia brings sixty-two passengers She
broke her shaft during the passage. II q
The English ministry was defeated in Parlia-
ment on the 10th on the house tax by nineteen
majority, and Lord Derby had gone to Osborne
to lay the resignation of the ministry into the
hands of the Queen. H g raE
The advices from India were considered ia.
vorable. 5fV s. -rs,.zr s-..sf.. -f3.gs.E T..
The latest advices state that Lord Derby, imme-
dlately on the defeat of his ministry, had gone
to Osborne post haste inorder to place his resig
nation in the hands of the Queen. The future
Cabinet was already spoken of, and it was sup
posed that it would be made up of coalition of
wings, Peelites, Moderates, and Radicals. Lord
Aberdeen is spoken of to take the lead in the
House of Lords, and MIR. Gladstone in the House
of Commons Ina
The Cabinet Council was held at noon on Fri
day. all the ministers being in attendance. After
rising, Lord Derby started by express and steam
er to the Queen. p Z 81 20 =. al1
The following persons are spoken of as likely to
form the new Cabinet: Marquis of Lansdowne,
Premier; Lord Aberdeen, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Lord John Russell, leader in the House of
chequer; Mr.. Osborne, Secretary of War; Lord
Newcastle, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and sgd
ney Herbert, Lord of the Admiralty. ~
Lord Derby had no. yet returned from his visit
to the Queen. 80 -a'#t E& f@t aa
The attention of Lord Malmesbury had been
called to an outrage perpetrated by the Austrian
authorities at Vienna Englishman, the
respondent of the London Morning Chronicle, in
consequence of letters which have appeared in
that journal. ~. -..E..' .ss .a
Many parts of England had been deluged by
heavy rains, and several towns the rivers and
coast had suffered greatly from the overflow of the
waters. 49, @'- .#
by Telegraph from London to Liverpool
The Queen has accepted the resignation of the
ministry.
Prince Napoleon, son of the ex. King of West
phalia, has been appointed Governor of Algeria,
and is already arranging his administration.
rs The French loss at the siege of Laghorat, in AL
geria, was very severe. -.tF '.
The affairs of the French Empire were progress
ing quietly and satisfactorily. The Emperor's de
parture for Berlin is supposed to have reference to
the settlement of the Zollverein question.
The financial deficit for the year will not exceed
10000 900 francs The duty on cigars had been
fixed at IL per cent .-.'. .s-...
The ambassadors of Austria, Russia, and Prussia
had presented their credentials. ...
TURKEY. s...
Great CONSERVATION prevailed at Constantinople
on account of the refusal of the bank to receive the
State paper and the report that the port of Zabli
jail, on the Albanian frontier, had been taken by
storm and the Turkish garrison made prisoners by
800 Montenegrims.
The Syrian campaign is over and Seraskier had
returned to winter quarters.
="34 ITALY.
The Pope had expressed his qualification at the
establishment of the French Empire, and will GER
tainly visit France to crown Napoleon.
...ss. 3. SPAIN.
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s"nt| III MARKETS.
Liverpool, December ls.-The cotton market
closed steady yesterday. The sales of the week
bales and exporters l 300. The following are the
quotations.: Orleans, fair. g.; middling 16, up
land, fair, 81; middling ZIG. The market clos
ing aMSI s a,,.,... .u,s. -, ,,..,.
Breadstufs.-All the grain markets are in a
healthy condition. At Liverpool, on Friday, the
market was firm at fraction lower than the prices
of last week.
Dennistoun & Co. quote breadstuffs as having
fully recovered from the recent decline, closing
firmly at last Fridays prices
Barlng's London Circular says that money was
abundant and in good demand. The bullion in
the bank amounted to near f2l,O00,000 Consols
closed at 1901 1909.
The prices of breadstuff5 fully maintained.
Ceylon coffee was in improved demand at extreme
rates. Mocha had declined 81. 4s. per cwt.
Iron was active. Scotch pig had advanced to
74s. cash. Lead was in great request. Sugar had
advanced sixpence. Tea quiet
American stocks were in faiF der3and. U. S. IS,
1868. scarce at 100 l094,; ex div Penn. SIS firm
at So ST. ditto bonds, s5; Maryland SIS had ad-
vanced to 100 1902.
Accident to Er-G Governor Hubbard, &c.
CONCORD, N. H., January 4.-Ex- Governor Hub
bard, of New Hampshire, fell last night and broke