The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-04-29
s III rELEGRAPH.


Arrival r. the UansA.-TArss Days Later
hfen Europe.
HALIrAx, April 70 The steamer Canada has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates 10 April 10.
The Baltic arrived out on the 14th, having been
detained day by the breaking Of her crank.
The Canada will reach Boston at daylight to-
morrow. 49,
eRNsaAL NEWS.
The latest advices deny that an insurrection
had taken place at Barcelona. '-t t'-ir :
II was rumoved ut Paris that the projected
transatlantic steamship enterprise vas abandoned:
The Glasgow steamship company had contracted
for COMFORT to run to New York with the iron
steamer Glasgow.
commercial house at Bremen was about to
put two steamers. recently porchased from the
German feet, ON the route to New York.
In the House OF Commons, on the 18th instant,
Sir H. De Lacy asked the government whether in
their negotiations with the United States or Gen.
trail America the rights and interests OF British
subjects at Honduras, and those of Britain's an
Gent ally the King of Mosquito, protected.
Lord John Russell replied that the negotiations
statement at present would be premature. A res
olution TO abolish the duty on advertisements was
agreed to without division.
The London police searched Kossuth's house in
London on the morning of the l4h, where large
stores of ammunition were found.
1t is stated that the recent arrests in Prussia
were in consequence OF information furnished by
the London police, who placed spies around the
refugees.
Mrs. Stowe welcomed on landing at Liver
pool ty large crowd, and proceeded to the house
OF Edward Crupper, esq She met a select party
next moi ming. Dr.. Mcneil presented the we!com
| ing address. Mrs Stowe was received on Tues
day by the Liverpool Negroes Society, and on
Wednesday by the British Bible Society. She left
the same day for Glasgow.
Stringent measures concerning the refugees bad
| been adopted by France and Spain.
On the 9Th of April the Spanish Ministry resign
ed in body, and their designations were accepted
| by the Queen.
Rumors from Madrid of the 10th notice an in
| surrection in Catalonia.
| The Austrian government had refused the de-
mand of Piedmont, and the Piedmontese ambassa
dor quilted Vienna.
Mazzni was reported to be in Turin. and subse
quently in Sicily. sr.
Constantinople dates of the 3lst ult. state tina
the negotiations with the Prussian Minister were
progressing amicably.
MARKETS.
| Liverpool, Aprii l6-The Baltc's advices gave
activity to the cotton market, and prices of all
qualities had advanced Id per Id. The sales Of
the week had been 80 900 bales, of which specula-
tars took IL 900 and exporters - 900 bales Mid
ding and lower descriptions had improved most.
The quotations are fair Orleans sd; middling
5 ls,l6d.; fair Upland Sid; middhng SD Inn
| ports ~ 900 bales stock Sl8 900 bales.
Breadstuffs-Flour had advanced during the
week Sd. sd. per barrel
Louisiana Senatorial Election.
| Baron RoUeE, La, April 26.-The Democratic
| legislative caucus nominated Hon. John Slide for
| United States Senator to day. by a majority of
three votes. The election win take place Fri
day next.
Forging Pension Certificates.
SYRACUSE, April 27.-Nesbit, a lawyer of Tioga
county, in this State, arrested to day by the
United States Marshal, charged with forging a
pension certificate in the name of Eliakim Hamil-
ton, who bag been dead for eight years. After an
examination befors the United States commissioner
Nesbit was held TO bail to answer the charge.
Markets.
New YoRK, April 2S.-Four-the market is
hrmer, with sales of 3, $50 bbs. at 81 So 81 62l
! Tor State, and 81 rs 81 933 for Genesee.
Southern -four was buoyant, with sales Of 900 bbls
at So IL. The steamers news was not received
until after Change. Wheat is firm, with sales OF
| Z, 500 bushels white Genesee at l26.
| BALTIMORE, April 2S.-The steamers news was
not known until after change. Four firmer
and 81 rs was freely offered. at which 500 bbls
1 were sold; but most holders asked 81 Sli al
which price 900 bbls. were taken, and holders
were free sellers at that price. Sales of white
corn at SO 81; yellow at 81 So.