The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-12
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| New YoRK, January 1.-the steamer Baltic
has arrived. bringing Liverpool dates of the 29th
ultimo. The steamer Europa arrived out on the
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The Baltic encountered severe gales coming out
of the channel She brings forty nine passengers,
among whom are ] B. Cass, bearer Of dispatches
from London; f. Westray, bearer Of dispatches
from China; Z. Draper, bearer of dispatches from
London.
& "A London paper says that the City Of Glasgow,
on her late trip from Philadelphia, brought pack
age addressed to member of Parliament, con-
tanning 1000 of the Kossuth notes. No further
or clearer particulars are given.
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The following persons constitute the new cabi-
net: Premier, Lord Aberdeen; Lord Chancellor,
Lord Cranworth; Chancellor of the Exchequer
Mr.. Gladstone; Home Secretary, Lord Palmer
ston; Foreign Secretary, Lord John Russell; Co
lonial Secretary, Duke of Newcastle; Lord of the
Admiralty, Sir James Graham; President of the
Council, Earl of Granville; Privy Seal, Duke of
Argyle; Secretary at War, Sydney Herbert; Pre-
sident of the India Board, Sir c.. Wood; Public
Works, Sir W. MoIesworth; seat without Office,
Marquis of Landsdowne. The following appoint
ments have also been made: President of the
Board of Trade, Mr.. Cardwell; Attorney General,
Sir A. Cockburn; Solicitor General, Sir w. p.
Wood; Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lord st. Ger
man. Other inferior appointments have also been
made. Parliament had adjourned till Febru-
airy 10th.
The steamer Andes sailed on the 9th for New
York.
terrible gale occurred at Liverpool on the night
of the Goth, causing great damage to the shipping
AtnOnP O
the Manila for New Orleans, cut to the waters
edge by coming in contact with the Elizabeth from
Savannah; the Conway for New Orleans, all her
masts cut away; the Elba Drake for Mobile, put
back with loss of topmast; Childe Harold for New
Orleans, lost her spars. ~
A decree dominates ex-King Jerome and his
sons ljnea heirs TO the throne, in the event of
Louis Napoleon failing in direct or adopted issue.
Further pensions had also been decreed to the
Senate.
A commercial treaty with France had been voted
by the Belgian Chambers.
The Pope's nuncio, Signor Garibaldi, is charged
| to recognise Napoleon Sd as Emperor.
The nomination of Jerome Bonaparte and sons
as heirs to the throne is uniavorabiy received.
Mr.. Bowers, the London newspaper correspond
ent charged with the murder of Martin, another
London correspondent at Paris, has been tried and
acquitted Martin had seduced Bowerss wife,
Me- III 80 ITALY. So.
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loan have been unsuccessful. a.. ~. .a.Ef -.
The instruction in Albania and Montenegro is
rapidly spreading, and affairs look unfavorable for
the Turkish empire. 5@s
~. INDIA. -. ~
A despatch from Trieste reports that no further
progress had been made in the Burmese war The
northwestern frontier of India was again in state
of insurfection.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
AdVices from Capetown to November 90 report
that the is almost over, and that the chiefs are
suing Tor peace.
s4ss s- AUSTRALIA, E. ~. .sst,
| Advices from Melbourne are to October H. The
mining intelligence was favorable and gold plen-
| ty. Prices of provisions were enormous.
MARKETS
| Liverpool, December 2S.-Rrown & Shipley
| quote cotton very quiet; the sales on Monday and
Tuesday being only 1000 bales of which 500 bales
/ were to exporters. Prices rather favored BUYERS
but not SO decidedly as to cause any change in
/ prices. . t ass
The Christmas holidays had interrupted bust
ness. aBreadstutts were very quiet at unchanged
| rates.
| Proyisons-McHenry quotes Irish Bacon ad-
vanced to sos mo Gales of American. Beef sale
able at full rates. Pork up to Sos. for Irish and
French. Lard rather scarcer and dearer.
| The London Produce Markets would be closed
| till January 4. At private sale tea was being
| largely bought Cotton in more request
| Consols closed at 1909 ex div. American stocks
| firm.
| The Manchester market continues quiet, but
| firm at last weeks rates for goods and yarns
Havre, December 26.-Christmas had interrupted
business. Cotton closed the Oath very quiet I
81 francs for Orleans.