The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

BY TEL,EGRAPH.
Arrival Z, Of the 1 Canad. at 8 Halifsx

BY TELEGRAPH.
S Arrival OF the Canada at Halifax.
Halifax, March 10. -'rhe royal mail steamship
Canada reached this port at five o'clock this after:
& noon from Liverpool 9Th instant. She brings
4 ninety FIVE passenge and q full freight
! The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York
February IS, arrived at Liverpool at 6.25 a. m. I'd
4 March. 4 IS eNE 81 &! $50 sarse ~ So
i The screw steamship City Of Manchester (pro.
badly the City Off Glasgow sailed from Liverpool
at $50 p. m. of the second for Philadelphia.
| GREAT BRITAIN. ss 4, f'.ts -
i In Parliament, Lord Palmerston stated that no
/ application had been made by any foreign power
for the expulsion of foreign refugee from Great
/ it would have been met by firm and decided
refusal, and at the same time he thought refugee
foreigners were bound in honor not to bring the
country into difficulty BY their imprudence.
/ Lord Derby presented petition from Canada,
signed by Canadian Presbyterians, against dis.
/ posing of the clergy reserves. glf5fsa ~ ~ ha
The adjourned debate on the Maynooth Catholic
college was resumed, and confined to Schofeds
amendments to extend the inquiry to all ecclesi-
astlcal grants. After long discussion, the amend
ment was rejected. M fls17s asgs lIi;r g1tta.E 81
On Friday night the Canada clergy reserves
i'll was ordered to third reading, by SO majority.
Lord Dudley Stuart called the attention of Par.
Lament to Turkish AFFAIRS as affecting the balance
| OF power in Europe. He moved for copies of any
communications made by the Austrian and Turk 4
| len governments on the subject of Montenegro
Lord John RUSSELL replied, that on hearing of
Aostrla's demands on Turkey, the British govern
ment had thought it necessary to have frank
explanation from Austria, and at the same time
express the views of Great Britain to the policy
OF maintaining the independence of Turkey. He
was unable to state the exact arrangements which
had been come to between Austria and Turkey,
but the former expressed herself satisfied, and be
did not doubt that all difficulties would be adjusted
by negotiation. The motion then with
drawn. NJ rs6{.as ss.sg$
Anxiety is felt respecting the non-arrival of the
DUE. ss53 {s 5ES@S
The Queen held a Ievee on the second. MIR.
Ingersoll attended, and presented William H.
Prescott, secretary Of legation ia 81 IS tfRd
A;meeting of Manchester firms, employing 5000
looms, have determined to go on a short time, for
month from the 18th instant, to limit their pro-
ductons to two thirds the present supply, in con-
sequence of unremunerative prices. 7q Fa
Mazzini, from his place of concealment, publishes
letter taking the responsibility of the London
committees manifesto, and stating that the address
to the Hungarians in Italy was written by Kossuth
at Mazzini's request during Kossuth's sojourn at
Kutayai, and was never afterward retracted. MAJ
znl says Kossuth, who fully knows how single rash
act or betraying act Of single man can sometimes
defeat the best scheme and compel whole party
to adjourn the fufment of their most sacred hopes,
ought to be the last to throw stone before due
time has elapsed at well meaning and determined,
though momentarily conquered friends. l
Kossuth has addressed letter to Captain Mayne
Reid, saying that his proclamation was garbled,
and that Mazzn and Kossuth are still sworn
friends
The Morning advertiser announces that the
Duchess of Sutherland places Stafford House at the
disposal of Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe to give re-
captions in; and that the Earls of Shafesbury,
Carlyle, &C., will meet her at Liverpool, and an
address with 10000 women's signatures will ar
rive by the next steamship.
Rev. John Jackson, of St. Jamess church ! Lon
don, has been appointed Bishop of Lincoln.
DR.. Overing, the African traveller. died in Sep
TENDER.
1t is reported that government had refused to
grant charter to the London and Liverpool and
American Steamship Company.
Eight members of Parliament unseated for
bribery. ~ Fs.5a3 t4
A vessel has arrived from Melbourne with nearly
Ell 000, 900 in gold. 20
Many shipwrecks are reported along the coast
in the hurricane Of Saturday, 10Th utimo
aag a21 FRANCE.
The Pope's Journey to Paris is confidently
looked for. His Holiness will stay in France TIVE
M. Bushkeck had had audience with the EN-
peror, who assured him that the imperial manu-
factories should be worthiy represented at the New
York Exhibition. .3ss4 - -
Nothing was doing in politics. There are ru.
mors of new Senators, mostly ex-L egitimists.
The typhus fever had been prevalent in Paris
but is abating though there 200 cases still in the
hospital.
The Presse, Assemblee, and Mode, have rec eived
warnings
A letter from Macao says the French charge had
protested against the persecution of Christians
there. - 2 'a'-
Unsuccessful attempts were made on the 25th
ultimo, by an unknown incendiary, to fire the
Toulon arsenal. = "a
General Rodil is dead, and was buried with. the
| Narvaez has appealed to his peers against the
harshness OF the government. 41 Is5
The customs conferences between the govern
ments of the South Germanic States were closed
on the 22d ultimo, at Vienna. as,,s
Saxony and Hesse, with all the minor govern
ments. have signfed their adhesion to the treaty
just conc luded between Austria and Prussia, and
will assent to the renewal of the Zollverein, with
Hanover included.
| The Duke of oldenburg, father of the Queen of
Greece, died suddenly on the 9th ultimo He is
succeeded by his son Peter. sGf1 sa tL
| new company has been established for steam
ers from Hamburger to Valparaiso. sat.9A
Geroiners was put on trial oath ultimo, for trea-
son, at Mannheim. for his introduction to the his
| tory OF the 18th century. His sentence has been
| deferred.
| SWITZERLAND.
/ 1t is stated that two agents ofan American emf
| grafton company have proposed to the government
Of Iicino to convey to America the natives of that
canton who were expelled from Lombardy.
Radetsky has somewhat diminished the rigors of
/ the blockade. 49, .s.t 5t
| AUSTRIA.
/ Lbeney, the attempted assassin, was executed at
i Vienna on the goth ultimo. The Emperor has not
! quite recovered from the wound, which is more
serious than was at first supposed. Ega55 E.s K,
/ Rumors, which carefully contradicted, say
| that mob had assailed the British Ambassador at
| Vienna, and attacked the embassy. The truth
] seems to be that they broke his windows.
/ Fs The Difficulty at Honduras.
| BosroN, March l9.-The brig Helen Jane, Cap
/ tain, Sackett arrived at this port this morning
with further advices relative to the aggressons Of
| the British in Honduras. s7a E1-s asaI4
Her dates from Truxillo of the 9th of Feb
ruary. - sa as4 s III
These accounts state that her majesty's war
steamer Devastation, Captain Campbell, arrived
at Truxillo at p the 18th, last from Balize,
and that Immediately upon her arrival an officer
was sent on shore, with despatch to the COM
mandant of the port, requiring the removal of
certain troops stationed at Lmas, on the Romano
river, Honduras territory, for some time past in
possession Of the English mahogany cutters.
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