Washington telegraph., 1853-05-25

nc luOard steamer IaLicTia has arrived
at Halifax. bringing dates from Liverpool to
the 30th April, three days later than the ac-
counts by the Hermann. The following Is
summary Of her commercial news:
Liverpool Markets.
Lirc,poot, April 80
There has been a moderate demand in
the Cotton Marke. during the week, with
sales of $4,000 bales, Of which 5000 have
been taken for speculation ard 5000 for ex-
port. The market was heavy during the
early part Of the week, and prices were rath-
er in favor Of buyers; but. latserly. better
feeling has prevailed owing to reduction in
the stock Of $4,000 bales during the last
two weeke. The actual stcclz now On hand
is 10000 bales. The quotations are for
Fair Orleans 5-S, Middling Orleans ) D y:
Fair Uplands 8 II, Middling Uplands )
SD. per ID. Flour Is quoted at Dds. Ga
per bbl for Western Canal and 23s. Cd. for
Ohio.
Consols close at 100 5-S to 100 81.
The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at
Liverpool On the 9th April.
Further by fI,e HERMANN.
Nctc KcrA. lLay ii.
Kossu;h has addressed letter to the
House Of Commons. declaring that he had
DO ammunition stored in England, though
lie had in other countries He states Bis
intention 10 war with Austria until the indie
Pendence Of Hungary shall be accomplish
ed.
.S1ru-erland-A desperate attempt al
insnrrection has been made at Friburr.
Switzerland, By an armed peasantry. Many
were Killed and wounded before the move
rnent was put down. The leaders of the IN
surgents were captured.
Francs.--Nothing important from France,
The country was quiet
BIZ THE CAMBRIA.
Havrs cctton Market.
Neac York, lIGy IL.
The Cambria brings dates from Hayre to
the 9th April The market had been less
active during tie week ending on the 26ih,
and the sales we're limited to 5000 bales
The quO;atations for Tres Ordinaire was %
francs.
Fnanoe.-Lou;s Napoleon was lying g.
verely irdizpdsed IL the latest accounts from
Paris.
The French feet has been recalled from
Silamis.
SIrit-crlanl-TNsuyyectioR.-The in
surrecfion in Switzerland had been entirely
suppressed, but several arrests had been
made, and Friburg continued under martial
law. Col. Ferrier. the leader of the insur-
gents. has been tried and sentenced to thir-
ty years Imprisonment in the chains
RUSsin--Chokera.-There il no news
OF any Importance from Russia. except that
the cholera j. again raging in Moscow.
Chiaa-The adyices by the overland
mail from India state that the rebels coutin-
ue successful in China. The reports state
that Nalikin was taken, after severe battle.
in which the commander in chief of the in
perial forces Nas killed, and that Shanghai.
the great trading port, vas threatened by
an army Of J0,0OU men. The Emperor
has Issued proclamation, calling upon his
people for help. The opium trade has been
legalized.
Japan-It il rumored thrt LARGE forces
have been sent TO watch the American e1pe-
dition against Japan.
E0ssuth.-kossuth has been exonerated
from the charge Of being concerned il the
war rocket affair lie Publishes letter
in the papers, complaining that his residence
il constantly watched hy spies belonging tn
the London Police
Clarendon has stated in his place in the
House of Lords. that there Is 10 danger
that Russia will interrupt the peace Of Eu-
rope by any measures against Turkey.