The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-08

| oeiAiB ~ oAe tuere AT the time. AZ was nearly
twenty minutes, it is supposed before her screams
brought any one to her assistance, when she had
fallen from exhaustion. No hopes are entertained
OF her recovery Ne,Dark Daily AdUertiser, I'd.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic-Three
Days Later from Europe.
NEW YoRK, February THE American mail
steamer Atlantic arrived at her wharf this morn
ing, bringing dates from Liverpool to the 26th
ultimo, and from London and Paris to the 25th
She brings fifty passenger
On the 18th ultimo, in lat q 81, long. II is,
she passed steamer, supposed to be the America,
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of the 2Sth just prior to the
| sailing of the Atlantic.
The ship Tuscarora arrived at Liverpool on the
25th.
FRANCE.
Napoleon has addressed long and able docu-
ment to his officers of State, in which he informs
them formally of his intention to marry Mmlle
Eugene Montigo: He says he conforms to the
wishes OF the nation in marrying, but in the selec-
ton OF partner he casts away old political ira
ditions. Royal alliances substitute family for ma
tonal interests, and besides, it humiliatin to
go begging for wife of royal blood. For seventy
years past foreign prlncesses had assembled the
French throne only to be unhappy, with the ex-
ceptlon OF Josephine, and che was not of a royal
| family He sneers at Austria for jumping at an
alliance with Napoleon the First, and sarcastically
alludes to the long chase of the sons of Louis
Philippe after wives. He instances the circum-
stance of Louis Philippe taking for a wife the
Duchess, of Orleans, princess of third rank; and
for himself, ne says, he does not want any mon
arcn,s alliance. He admits that he is parvenue,
but a parvenue elected by great nation, and
therefore determined to select wife to please him.
SELF Being Free therefore, he will not be the
less strong. He says the lady is Catholic, and
adorned with every virtue, and he will soon, at
Notre Dame, present her to the people and the
army. This address had caused great sensation.
The Bourse fell, but soon recovered. The mar
rage will certainly take place on the 30th Ma
poleon contemplates sending colony of 100000
emigrants to Algeria.
Prizes, the forger, had been fully committed for
A great meeting in behalf of Madiai was held
at Essex Hall on the 25th utimo, and another for
the same purpose was held at Birmingham.
BELGIUM.
The Belgian government has discharged all
foreign officers from the army.
Another Madiai case had occurred at Geneva.
surgeon named Daniel Mazzinglie had been
sentenced to three years. imprisonment for
preaching.
A company had been formed at Geneva with
capital OF ten million francs to establish line of
Vessels arriving at Geneva from Charleston and
New Orleans were subjected to quarantine
It was reported that the Pope was dangerously
ill of apoplexy.
The Turks were pursuing operations vigorously
against Montenegro. On January 18th Omar
Pacha took Grahoro by storm, but afterwards in
attempting to surprise the capital of Montenegro
in the mountains he was repulsed.
IN CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Dates from the Cape are to December GOTH The
war drags slowly on. Large shipments Of pro-
visions were making to Australia.
MARKETS
Liverpool, January 26-Wright & Candy quote
the cotton market sitter, without change in quo
tations. The demand was fair. Sales since the
sailing of the Canada $1,000 bales of which specu-
4ators took 5000 bales and exporters 1000 bales
The quotations are fair Orleans, Gid; middling,
SD; fair uplands, SD; middling. SD.
The speculative demand for breadstuffs had ceas-
ed, which, together with favorable change in the
weather, had caused reduction in prices. Flour
had declined Sd. cd. per barrel, and corn Is. per
quarter.
Provisions were in good demand at full rates.
Beef and bacon were active. Lard had recovered
from the decline last noted. 50
Sugar was in good request. In coffee and rice
there was nothing new to notice. yr# x
Trade in the manufacturing districts had i'm.
proved. Els
At London Consols closed at SO 13- 4S.
HAVRE, January 22.--CottOn has advanced with
sales since the last report of 1000 bales Orleans,
tres ordnaire, is quoted at sea 80 francs. Bas at
"a IS francs.
Railroad Subscriptions.
$ PHILADELPHIA, February THE Pennsylvania
Railroad Company held their annual meeting to-
day, at which resolutions were adopted subscribing
$750000 to the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad,
100000 to the Springfield and Pittsburgh rail-
road, and $780, 200 to the Ohio and Indiana rail
road.
Sailing Of the Baltic.
New YoRK, February THE steamer Baltic
did not go to sea till this morning.