The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival Of the Asia-Thres Days Later from
Europe.
Nsw YoaK. May 5.-The steamer Asia has ar
rived. bringing Liverpool dates of the 23d ult The
Franklin had arrived at Cowes ut midnight on the
22d ult The passengers Of the City of Manches-
ter had presented Captain Wyhe with = silver tea
service.
The only subject of Conversation in England 10
the financial budget Of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. 1t 10 generally approved, except 20 far
it relates to the continuance of the income tax.
In the House of Lords Earl Clarendon stated
that negotiations were still pending with the
United States regarding the fisheries. but that
in the meanwhile Admiral Seymour's squadron
would cruise the fishing grounds this year Al
il did last year.
Ko.suth's friends are taking steps to prosecute
the London Times for libel respecting the rocket
business.
Mrs. Stove attended the banquet given in her
with the Uncle Tom Penny Odering," amount
ing to 900, for abolition purpose and silver
salver for herself. The next day abe went to Dun
dee. and would return the day after to Edin-
burgh. The Duchesses Of Sutherland, Shafts
bury, Carlisle, &c, had not yet appeared.
FRANCE.
/. is not true that the French transatlantic
steam packet scheme had been aband oned; it 10
merely under consideration in financial point of
view.
Three millions of frsncs had been appropriated
The postal treaty between France and Prussia
had been signed
Another dissolution of the Ministry expect
ed, as the present Cabinet could not secure the
support of the Moderates.
DENMARK.
The Danish Chambers had been Dissolved for
fusing TO agree to the government plan for settling
the succession to the throne of Denmark. Two Of
the Ministry had also resigned.
SWITZERLAND.
Negotiations were proceeding verbally between
Switzerland and Austria,
ITALY.
Sardinia had contracted a loan of 400 900 francs
TO relieve her exies.,
A shock Of an earthquake was felt at Naples on
the 9th.
Mr.. Canning, the British Minister, had returned
to Consta ntinople, where he m AIDE q speech to the
English residents, stating that England's main
wish was to assist the Sultan to economist the re-
sources of the Empire.
Prince Menzikof, the Russian Ambassador,
had thre' tened to leave unless business was
despatched more rapidly.
A difficulty had arisen between Turkey and
Greece, the former claiming three village which
also claimed by the latter. Both parties have
sent troops to the spot.
The Very Latest.
LIVERPOOL, April % The Great w estern steam
er had arrived At Southampton from Cnagres, with
tIUO OOO in specie.
Napoleon had pardoned HAspail on condition that
he should quit France.
Lord Stanford de Radcliffe bad held an interview
with the Turkish Sultan, which lasted four hours.
A democratic conspiracy had been detected in
the Kingdom of Hanover, and many arrests had
been made at Lunenburg and Staeie. Attempts
were made to seduce the soldiers FROM their allie
glance.
DR.. Achilli was about to leave England for the
United States.
liverpool, April % -Dennistoun quotes cotton
In limited demand at decline of 4 Id. per h.
in middhng and lover grades. Better qualities
also easier Holders, however do not force sales.
The weeks transactions comprise Al 900 bales, of
which speculators took 900 and exporters 5000
bales. The quotations are fair Orleans 81; mid
ding 81 SID; fair Uplands and Mobile 6td.;
middling 5; a SD.
Business at Manchester steady.
| Breadstuffs-Flour In fair demand Mt Sd. q
| cd. advance. Western canal was quoted at ga.
| Sd. pa; Ohio 23s. 81. 24s. White corn 3Is.
| 3D.; yellow 32s
The bullion in the bank had increased E2I5, 900.
| Consols closed at 1901 1909. American stocks
were IN limited demand. U. 8. SIS, 1868, bonds
| llOt llls; Penn. Sc, 81 SO; ditto bonds,
81 a "a; Md. Sc, 9Sf 09.; Va. IS, bonds,
| SO 100.
Coffee was dull, at Ia. decline. The iron market
hrmer and tribe higher. Lard 54s. Sugar sd. .
Is. lower. Tin had declined IA.
Harre. April 20.-Cotton is unchanged; salss oil
the week 10 900 bales.