The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH.

Arrival Of the Asia-Three Days Later from
Europe.
HALIFAX, March 25.-The steamer Asia arrived
here to-day, having Left Liverpool the 18th in
slant. She brings fifty -Eeven passengers.
number of political arrests were taking place
in Germany.
The people of Switzerland are much excited
respecting Austrian insolence towards Tessipo
Lombardy emigrants have sought protection from
the Piedmontese government, which has protest ed
to the court of Vienna.
Four executions have taken place at Pesth of
dsting political prisoners, including Charles
Juhbal, Kossuth's tutor. Twenty eight had been
ordered to be executed at Mantua.
1t is definitely stated that the Pope will crown
Louis Napoleon on the LIST of May.
An attempt has been made ON the life of King
Ferdinand of Naples. The ball entered his leg.
1t is thought that amputation will be necessary
Two more of the members of the English Parla-
ment have been arrested for bribery.
Commander Lynch, of the American navy had
arrived on the coast of Africa Joined the ship John
Adams, and proceeded down the coast
French squadron of six steamers was about
proceeding to punish the Dijorga tribe, who had
plundereo French vessel and butchered the crew
The British Admiral Bruce had destroyed several
slave settlements.
In Germany, great military precautions were
taken at Nuremburg and Munich.
The Emperor of Austria had recovered and be.
slowed a pension on the assassin's mother.
subscription to build church on the spot of the
attempted assassination had reached one hund red
and fifty thousand forins.
At Milan the people are bayoneted if they dare
to approach the sentinels. Six hundred political
arrests had ia ken place in twenty days. The
army OF Lombardy had been largely reinforced.
Count Montanara, and Grazola, a mitred abbot of
at Mantua on the Sd.
All hostilities have been suspended with Monte
oF1oeo hory IL
terror The Porte agrees to protect Bosnian Chris
tlans. Turkey refers the question of the holy
shrines to Prussia. Russia makes a formal de-
the Greek church, obtained some time since, but
| recently regarded as dead letter.
Communications continued dull at Liverpool
at further decline of shilling. per barrel. Corn
Consols have advanced to par.
The money market was tighter. No change in
the rate Of interest. American securities were in
demand and active, but no change in prices
Arrival of the Isabel from Havana.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-The Isabel arrived to.
day from Havana, which she left on the 22d Mr..
Kings health was not improving.
Serious disturbances had taken place among the
troops of Santiago. Some soldiers were ordered to
be punished, when the corporals refused to inflct
1t, and were arrested. The soldiers rescued them
and fifteen of the latter in turn arrested and
sentenced to death. The remainder threatened a
revolt.
1t was rumored that the clipper ship Lady of
Suffolk had landed cargo of slaves but believed
| to be untrue.
The British steamer Devastation arrived at Ha-
vana on the 2lst.
The political prisoners had not vet been sem
| fenced
Defeat Of the Liquor L,a,o in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE,, March 24-The Maine Liquor law
was defeated in the Legislature to day by one
majority.
Iron Foundry Blunt.
BOSTON, March 24.-The extensive iron foundry
OF Messrs. Ramstead, Dearborne & Co., at Com.
iherc!ai Folnt' dorchester, was destroyed by fire
last night together with its contents Loss OOO
Insurance $4,000.
Death Of DR.. DUNCAN.
CiNcIssATI; March A.-Doctor Duncan, injured
yesterday by being run over by wagon died last
| night. It is thought that he fell from the wagon
in fit of apoplexy, his wounds we're not snch
as to cause death.
Marksts.
New YoRk, March 25.-There is conside cradle
irmness in the flour market to-day, with sale. NJ
$3.50 barrela of State and Genesee at 81 37.a
Southern -four 10 firm at 81 Sit a IS, with sales
of $50 barrels. Wheat is frmer, and in fair de-
mand. Corn-Sales of 10000 bushels at IS cents
for yellow-scarce and wanted.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-The -four market con
tinues firm but inactive There were sales to- dav
of several small lots of Howard street at 81 g. less
than which holders will not take. City nills il
held at - rs a - 81. ar
Grain is quiet. Sales of red wheat at ST. a
ST. 05, and white at 81 0S ST. r. Corn-Sales
of white at 81 50 cents, yellow at IS Sc cents.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION By JOSEPH G.
lYl KEsTLER. Address him through the
city post Office Dec 3l-taw3moS