The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Hum bofdt -Four Days Lat
from Europe,

Lafcr
from Europe.
New YoRK, June 21.-The steamer Humboldt
from Southampton, with dates from Liverpool to
the 8th instant, has arrived.
The Humboldt brings one hundred and twenty
I'VE passengers, among whom are w. c. Bryant,
Mrs. Fremont and family, r. schleiden, special
envoy from Bremen; R. Bingham, Consul General
from the English government to Caracas; n.
Brown, late American Consul at Rome; r. w.
Sykes, bearer of dispatches from the American
Legation at Paris.
The Cambria arrived out on the 9th instant, and
the Baltic on the 7th.
The British fleet in the Mediterranean had sailed
for the Dardanelles. The Channel feet had been
ordered to the Mediterranean.
The French fleet had arrived in Besica bay.
The Russian forces marching towards Mol
davia and Wallachia. Troops have been ordered
by forced marches from Warsaw to Bess Arabia.
The Egyptian Aeet and army of thirty thousand
men proceeding to the support of the Sultan,
and the Turcoman chiefs were raising one hundred
thousand men.
The meditation of Austria and Prussia was
spoken of
Count Nessolrode had arrived in London with
dispatches.
later despatch to the London Times states tina t
Constantinople with a demand that Menschikof',
last proposal should be accepted by the Porte in
eight days.
A split had occurred in the English cabinet be
tween Lord Russell and the Irish members, who
sealed their designations. Monsell Keogh Sadie err
had Withdrawn.
The notifications of the Zoll- Verein treaty were
exchanged in Berlin on the I'd instant 1t is still
thought that peace will be preserved; but further
developments anxiously looked for.
The Income Tax bill has passed the House of
Commons. The subject of the Imprisonment of
British coIored subjects in South Carolina is about
10 be brought beo Parliament.
The exports Of the kingdom for the month of
May exceeded those of last year over two millions
and quarter pounds sterling.
The London money market has improved.
Cotton was unchanged, with moderate sales.
Flour had advanced from six pence to a shilling
Wheat two TO three pence.
The Nslc Hampshire Resolutions OF Censuys
CoNcosD, N H., June 20 Mr. Burke who pre-
scented certain resolutions in the New Hampshire
Democratic Convention, censuring President
Pierce for his course in regard to appointments
has addressed letter to the Democrats of this
State in answer to the article which appeared in
the Patriot. Mr.. Burke Gays, in reference to the
committee reporting the resolutions, that he does
not oelve a single gentleman composing it wished
or designed to attack the Administration.
He further remarks: "He did not and presumes
others did not; but candidly acknowledge that
did wish TO have the Democracy Of New Hamp-
shire present a clean and raightforward record
to the world 10 stand on the national platform as
the third resolution asserts uuchan ged > and that
If the true Democracy had been overlooked, and
FreesOers, Coationsts, and Disuuionists had
been taken too much into favor, the Democracy of
New hampshire were not responsible for il -
Mr.. b. concludes by asserting that he shall not
war upon the Democratic party, principles, usages,
or candidates, but be shall upon the contem ptble
tNA 81 @,E,N III.
the shield of the Democratic party, willing to
hazard its unity to success. and crafty personal
dislike to one or more members of the party.
[srCoND DEsPArcH.[
CosCoRD, ". H, June 2I.-The New Hamosbire
Patriot Of to day contains article occupying
four columns, IN reply to the resolutions submitted
by the Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner of
Patents during the administration of Mr.. Polk in
the recent Democratic State Convention, condemn
ing President Plerce's appointments The Patriot
charges that the statements are malignant false
hoods and threats against the Administration, and
accuses him of cowardice, and as being bully,
assassin, &c; which traits the Patriot thinks be
exhibited when he attacked the President throug b
committee in the Democratic Convention, which
body very properly declined to sustain him. The
Patriot also attributes Burke's animosity to his
failure to secure lucrative office
Markets.
NEW HoRK, June 2l.-The -four market opened
heavy today, with sales of 900 barrels Western
al SOL southern flour is firm, with sales of 100
barrels at IS 8 l24.
w neat 10 steady, with sales of IS 900 bushels at
white.
Corn 10 inactive, with sales of Is, 900 bushels at
63s for mixed, and 6l4 for yellow
BALTIMORE, June 2l-There was nothing done
In hour te-day-hoiders of Howard street asking
81 65 and buyers Offering "a 81!
Wheat-red Is quoted at l02 a 100, and white
100 ll2 u ia.
About 5000 bushels of corn were offered and
small sales made at 81 50 for white, and 81 a So
for yellow.