The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Arabla-Three Days Later
.f-I -~t. from Europe.

Nav Yosx, May 3i.--The steamer Asabia ar
rived to-day ABBOTT Ia, D. IN, bringing Liserpoo
dates Of the 2Ist ultimo. The Humboldt arrives
off Coves GA the night Of the 18th. '7a-s D.
i7 $50 arii 81 rseLarp. sno5 7'ie
The English papers contain but little of nterest
The exhibition at Dublin attracts 5000 visitor
daily. 30 .slr s HAI ~ eos 0e,.lh lI1ii
- -iasEf .lrrinFaA l.f-g .rlsI sral-
La Pstrie contra diets the staten ent that Franc
had sent hostile fleet to the Sandwich Islands. ID
The French Assembly continue 10 manifest hos
tility in various ways to the dictation of the gov
erpment, and dissolution 10 expected. er.-I u
A bet OF 40 .OeO francs ia pending a race from
Bord eaux to New York between the American shiI
President Fillmore and the new Bordeaux cIippe
Benjamin 1870. az Id. ID e.. -.
There has been great and destructive inunda
lions in central France. az
The Hroldo and Diario ncwspape still attach
Senator soule, and urge the government to refus
to receive him in the capacity of American Min
ister f.s Hh
A rumor has widely circulated that another
dagger revolt would transpire at Milan on Sun
day, the Sth ultiIno, but it passed off quietly.
81. s rURKEY. -ll.r 81
The aspect of Turkish affairs ia less favorable
Menschkoh, the Russian Ambassador, 10 reported
to have called on the Porte for q final reply re-
speeding the holy places within eight days. The
Porte had sum moned the advice of the English anc
French Ambassadors, who instantly departed
couriers to their respective governments. .fT
The Russian agents we're melting the people to
revolt. A riot had occurred at Smyrna, and san
culinary riots in Iconium.
commission had been appointed to settle tn.
difficulties relative to the boundary between Tur
key and Greece.
--LATEST The Morning Post Of the goth pub
fishes second edition, declaring positively tina
the Russian Minister at Paris had received no init
nation from Constantnople later than the 7th
that the reply of the Porte to be given on the
10th; and that there was truth in the statement
that the Porte had already acceded to the demand
of the Russian Amba ssador.
GERMANY.
The Dutch elections were unfavorable to the Ro
man Catholic party as far heard from.
IL 10 said that the reignng Duke of Atenbure
intends advocating in favor of bis son.
M. Ernest Schwendler, United States consul al
Frankfort on the Maine, died the 9th instant.
PRUSSIA
Rigorous measures are about being adopted in
Prussia to check the spread OF Mormonism.
Mayksts.
liverpool, May 2l.-A fair business has been
done in cotton, the daily sales avera ging over
5000 bales; lower grades were in better inquiry
Spinners purchased only for use, and holders did
not refuse sales, that lilo l. per pound advance
Is all that can be quoted Sales of the week $780,
OF which spectators took 1890, and exporters
$50 bales. Fair Orleans, SD; middling. a
l-l6d fair Mobile and Upland, 6!d.; middliug,
cd. The market closed steadily.
Breadstutfs-In breadstuffs fair business has
been doing, and holders firm. Fine wheat and
-four commanded full rates; inferior sorts rather
lower. Indian corn was in moderate request, and
white Sd. dearer. Richardson and others quote
white wheat at 6s I0d. a IL Id. Canal flour 22s
81. 23s. Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s. a 23s.
3D.; Ohio, 23s 24s. Yellow corn, 32s. 32s. Cd
white 80 a 3Is.
Provisions-There was little doing in beef, and
the stock was diminishing Pork in good
inquiry and lower sorts were looked for Bacon
was In excellent request, ut full rates. Shoulders
and hams were wanted. Lard retaiied at previous
rates.
Carolina rice was held firmly, but no sales are
reported
Naval Stores-Business is limited to small par
cells Of turpentine at 49,. common rosin ~. 81.
Tallow ia quiet at AIS Ale. cd. Spirits of tur-
pentine are worth 52s., with 80 barrels sold.
Aches are dull with sales at 27s. cd. tor pots and
pearls.
Dye w )ods-a small business doing.
Sugar-There is good demand at skipper
prices. Tea-there is an extensive business dom 2
at an advance Of Id. Id. on all descriptions
Cotfee-a hrmer feeling.
London, May 20.-Baring & Brothers repnr,
that in colonial and foreign produce there is fair
demand for all articles at generally steady rates.
Cotton very firm. Flour and " beat are cheaper.
Money 10 active, but without change in the rate
of discount. Consols closed at 100! for money
.
good business is doing in American stocks
Arrival from Calcutta.
PHILADrLPHIA, May 3l.--Ths ship Charlotte
Read, from Calcutta, is now coming up the river.
Further If the Fire at Kalamazoo.
Drraorr, MIcHIsAs, May 3O.-The Railroad
Hotel, passenger depot, and warehouse at Ksla-
maIoo were destroyed by fire last n:sht. Loss
$4,000, which is partially covered by insurance
A man named BAG kus persisted in the flames. Ar
nod's steam flour mills, in the vicinity, sus.
tanned serious damage.
Passengers Of the d" H',lliam and Mary" ,avsd.
CHAsLEsroN, May 80 The steamer Conway,
at Savannah, reports that all but two of the pes
sengers of the 20 William and Mary" had been
saved. They were rescued by wreckers while the
ship was drifting, just before she sunk.
Markets.
@NEw YoRx, May 3l.-The announcement of the
arrival of the steamer checked operations in bread
siuffs. Sales of 500 bbs. -four at "a so a 81 62I
for State, and 81 62k 81 ST. for Genesee brands
Wheat is inactive. Corn frmer with sales of II 0Ot
bushels mixed at 62I.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Saes to- day of 400 bbls
Howard street flour at 81 56. Buyers later in thu
day refused to pay over 81 So City Mills hello
at 81 62,.
Sales Of Is, 900 bushels corn at 50 81 cents TO,
" hte, and Sc 81 cents for yellow. White whea
l06 ll2. Red 100 los cents
Whisky "a a % cents.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board May 81.
!, 200 Mary land 6's, 1890. Observation-Disclosures. l0Si