The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-09

A shocking affair occurred at San Ballard be.
tween squatters and the sheriff of the county
w. w Trieste. justice of the peace, named
Vidal, was shot dead and the sheriff MORALLY
wounded. The greatest excitement prevailed in
consequence.
Messrs A. r. Middleton and A. Nj. Hutton, OF
Maryland, died on board the Panama at Acapulco
Further News by the Canada.
HALIFAX, June The telegraphic wires h.y
ing got out of order on Monday night the full de
tails of the news by the Canada could not be sent
The following additional items are now supplied:
The Canada brings ninetY-two passengers
among them Sir Charles Lyell and Joseph Whit
worth, the English commissioners to the Worlds
Fair; Colonel Hughes, of Maryland; Professor
Stowe, and others.
On the 2sth the Canada passed the steamers City
OF glasgow and the Asia, going up the channel,
for Liverpool.
A grand soiree and address from the committee
Of the Anti-slayery Society given to Mrs.
Stowe at Almacks, London. A large crowd
mostly Quaker ladies, attended. Joseph Surge
the president, and Professor Stowe, sooke The
addresses were long and howery. The assembly
hled past Mrs. Stowe, exchanging courtesies, and
afterwards adjourned to supper, where a marble
bust OF Mrs. Stowe, by Bernard, was exhibited.
The London Tunes says "It is rather suspi-
clous circumstance that just now, when their very
smart missionaries have given the Americans more
bellon than our British represe natives and mer-
chants were ever likely to do, they have in these
waters the largest armament ever seen in the east
under their flag. What if the array, apparently
for the chastisement OF Japan and the opening of
Jeddo, should really have had another object
namely, to bold the balance of Chinese parties
and to slip In at the right moment and grasp the
prize" The Times adds: 'sThe possession of an
India would break up the Federal Union as surely
as Immediately, as the conquest of Europe de-
stroyed the old constitution of Rome
The great race for the Derby came off on Wed
nesday, and was won by 'West Australian" by
neck. The stakes amounted to E5 400 and the
winner is owned by Mr.. Bowes, whose horse also
won the race last year.
The London Magd lena Steam Company ex-
pect to have three steamers the river this fall
MaZEini had arrived in England from his con
cealment on the continent. He remained in Milan
three months before the Instruction, and one
month after it, the fact being known to hundreds
OF Italians.
Sir Richard Comyns, the historian is dead
The submarine telegraph has been successfully
laid between Portpatrick and Donaghadee.
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to St.
Cloud. Government considering projects for
establishing free medical relief to the poor of the
country districts. The Duke of Genoa was in Pa
ris. A camp of one thousand men WAS maneuv-
ring at st. Omer. Fifty years concession OF the
| submarine telegraph from France to Algeria had
been granted to John W. Brett
ITALY.
| Milan letters mention that the Austrian Com.
| to establish any evidence connecting the Lombard
emigrants in Sardinia with the recent revolution.
| The Pope had gone to Anzo.
GERMANY
The Congress, on uniform monetary system
| assemblies in June.
ther) has espoused the Princess Amelia, of SAKE
| Weimer.
The Kings of Prussia and Belgium had gone
home via Dresden, from Vienna
The proposed marriage of the Duke de Brabant
with the Austrian Archduchess Maria Henrietta
causes satisfaction at Vienna; the expectation be-
ing, says the correspondent, that when the young
Duke has acquired political experience, KING
Leopold will abdicae in his favor, and thus indl-
rectiy bring Austria to the gates of France
ArrivaI of the Washington
NEw YoRK, June S.-The steamer Washington
| arrived this morning from Southampton but her
dates are not 30 late as those brought by the
| Canada.
/ Sailing of the Europa
| NEW YoRK, June S.-The steamer Europa sailed
this morning for Liverpool, with one hundred and
forty six passengers, and Sl0O, 900 in specie
kidnapping Case.
| CIscIssArI, June Mrs. Boyd and colored
man named Gilbert held to bail to-day by
Esquire Chidsey for kidnapping free colored cir
named Henrietta Wood. The case excites good
/ deal of interest
| Arriral of the Canada.
| BosroN, June S.-The steamer Canada from
Liverpool, via Halifax, reached her wharf at I
O'Clock this morning.
! Arthur Spring.
| PHILADELPHlA, June This condemned muir.
| derer' VINO has heretofore persisted in declaring
hs innocence and the guilt Of bis son. ia relentne
as the time for his execution approaches This
morning he declared his intention of making a
| fuii confession Of the murder, but a few hours
| after ne commenced raving like a maniac pro
testing DIS innocence, and declaring the guilt Of
MS son. he Is to be executed on Friday next
Supposed Murder
NEW foRK, June S.-Pauld Seymour editor al
| the California Journal, has been missing for ssve
raj days, and, as he had large amount of money
in his possession, it is thought that he has been
dealt foulIy with.
| Markets.