The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-07

One Week Later from EurOpe--Arf1val a
tho Canada ut HALIFAX.
Mayriage If Naposeom HI-M'He Mowtigo the Roy
al BRIDE Resignation Of the French Miaistyy IN
TIE Lauasien Fsver again in England Great Ac-
tivity in tie Nary Yords- Order for War Steam
ersfOr France Cancelled By ne Brisish Admuolty
Discovery qf Gsano at EAlklaad Alcnds- Ten
Sales Of Cotton at an Advance Brsadstufs De-
ciining-P Provisions advancing Ayrivaf Out Of
the Atlantic and sCsty Of Manchsster- Hs.Ackilii
Case sp Agasn-D Dinner to Mr. Ingsrsoll- Tn
Rate Of Intsrsst Again Adranced-Ihe Emperor
Napoleon and the London Correspondents Agai,,-
1}ansGslontic Ste0mers-Di sastrous Floods IN
Ffance-State Of Trade Death Of Madia; O6iciai
y contradicted-Deah Of the drchduke Regnier-
Later from India. China, and Australia-I5 Markets
Shipping Intelligence, &C., &c.
HALIFAX TELEGR ApH OFrIcr.
FRIDAY, February a, 1853
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone
arrived at this port at half past O'Clock thii
morning, having sailed from Liverpool on Sunday
morning, January %. She brings thirty. two
through passengers, London papers of Saturday
evening, and Paris advices, by telegraph, to Sa
turday morning.
Owing to heavy sea and low tide, the Canads
was detained at Liverpool from Saturday noon til
an early hour on Sunday morning.
Inc Collins steamship Atlantic, from New Yorh
at noon on the 9th, arrived at her dock at Liver
pool at IL O'Clock a. m. on the goth ultimo, and
the screw steamship City of Manchester from
Philadelphia. on the = ultimo, reached her doct
in about one hour after the Atlantic, the htte
having passed the former short distance from tht
mouth OF the Mersey
The Canada reports having passed the packet
Liverpool.
The Bank of England has advanced the rate O
interest to three per cent
ENGLAND.
The Carlow Parliamentary election resulted in
the return of Mr. Alexander, Derbyite, over Mr.
sadlier, and Mr.. Gladstone over MIR. Percival, fol
Oxford University.
There is some talk that the Duke of Newcastle
will succeed the Earl of Dalhousie as Governo.
General of India.
The celebrated case, Achi vs. Newman, is AGAR
before the court, and is exciting some interes
among the partisans of those gentlemen
The Hon. j. R. Ingersoll, American minister
partook of public dinner with the principal mer.
chants of Birmingham on Friday evening. The
dinner is understood to have been very splendid
affair, and TO have ELECTED several very happy
speeches from the distinguished guest and others.
Robert Ferdinand Prizes, charged with forgeres
to an immense amount, (the particulars of which
were recev ed in the Afrca's advices last Monday
has had hearing before the court, which resulted
in his being remanded to prison, to await his trial
before a higher court.
Paris advices of Friday evening state that ru-
NOR was in circulation that Bavarian Princess
had been found willing to accept the honors of EN-
press but the Countess Montigo is to be the lady,
and the marriage was understood to have been fix
ed for Sunday, the Both January, to take place at
Notre Dame.
The government will, it is said, ask for dowry
of five millions of francs for the new Empress.
nj. de Drouyn de L'Huys persists in his resigna-
ton, which, however, the Emperor has refused to
accept, at least for some days. to allow the Minister
time to reconsider his resignation.
ISecond Despatch
William Mason, the Boston pianist, has appeared
with success in London.
Nearly f2, OO0, 900 gold is reported shipped from
liz IT, 80, l,.1
Rev. DIR. Rice, of London, has committed suicide.
Charles S. Lawrence, Governor of the Falkland
Islands, announces that guano has been discovered
there. s
poleon on England, and what gives strength to the
impression is the fact of the government taking
active measures for transporting troops in of
emergency, the activity prevailing in the navy
yards, and other measures precautionary and de-
fensve.
The news to the exclusion of every thing else is
the Emperor's marriage to MILE Montigo, which
has taken Paris by surprise, and was unfavorably
received by the Bourse
Mile is Spaniard % years of age, a blonde,
and granddaughter of the British Consula at Malaga.
Her mother was an Irish woman named Fitzpat-
rick, and her father the younger son of a Spanish
family, who fortunately, by the death of his elder
brother, succeeded to the titles of Count Montigo,
Duke of Teba and Permamando. Her sister 10
Duchess of bba, and Mademoiselle ia herself
maly made by the Emperor on Sunday last, and
was Of course acceded to. The next day the happy
bridegroom communicated to the ministers that
his determination was taken, and that it was a
marriage of affection. One report says that the
ministers except one resigned, but that the En-
peror refused to accept their designations.
1t is said that the civil marriage has already
taken place, and that the religious ceremonies
will be held the 18th instant, (January,) on
which occasion Prince Napoleon Jerome will
espouse the daughter of the Prince of Wagram,
granddaughter to Marshal Berthier.
The Senate, Legislative Body, and Council are
summoned to- day (22d) noon to receive com.
muncation from the Emperor relative to his mar
rage.
simultaneously with the matrimonial schemes
has taken place disastrous fall on the Bourse,
but the government assert that there ia nothing in
the state of the country, either financially, COM
mercially, or politically, to cause distress. They
attribute the fall solely and probably truly, to the
check of speculation and say that when the reac-
ton thus caused shah have restored things to their
proper level, the funds will be in harmony with
what the Pays calls ssthe general prosperity
Nevertheless, the Bourse, Wednesday, 18th, was
more depressed than since the coup detat of De-
cember. Prices of d per cents. were, the 18th,
o5f As; on the 1sth lO5f To- on the 18th, lOaf So;
70f. 40; 18th, 79f SO; 18th, IF. 90; Goth, 79f
Twenty line of battle chips, eighteen frigates,
and fifteen smaller vessels, fitted with the screw
propeller, are building in the French navy yards.
Fapier, the ship builder in the Clyde, recently
received orders for sixteen frigates from France;
but the British Admiralty cancelled the ORDER and
gave similar orders for England.
The Budget for 1854 presents an increase over
that of 1858.
An article, believed to be written by the Empe
ror himself, in the Monite,u, complains bitterly OF
the Paris correspondents of the London Times,
Morning Chronicle, and Advertiser. Some see in
it part of scheme TO excite hostil!ties against
England.
Government has before it proposals for three
lines of transatlantic steamers-one to Brazil, an
other to the Gulf of Mexico, and the third to New
York
Accounts of the floods in the departments are
deplorable. The Loire, Seine, Moselle, Aisle, Viii
laine, Duolle, and Sarthe are overfown, doing
great injury to the towns along their banks.
storm happened at Dunkirk on the
18th. mast, with American flag attached,
was seen floating at sea.
The whole of the Orleans property is now
alienated the year allowed for its sale having ex-
pirec
st. Arnaud, rumor says, will be succeeded in
the war department by Gen. Canrovert.
saIt ia said attempt at fusion, between the
Count de Chambord and the Orleans Princes, pro-
misses success.
Dandriffet is again spoken of Minister of Fl
nance
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