The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Uermsnn-Three DAYS Later
from Europe


from Europe.
Nsw YoRK, May ll-3 p. m.-The steamer
Hermann has just arrived, bringing Liverpool and
Southampton daes of the 9th ullimo, and 100
passeugers.s
1t Is stated in letter that a government COM
mission to the Crystal Palace exhibition at New
York is coming over in frigats and war steamer
An examination touching the seizure of the war
rockets has taken place, but nothing was elected
duplicating Kossuth. Hale had refused to state
for whom he was preparing the rockets Kossuth
published letter. stating that his private residence
was watched by spies of the police.
Lord Clarendon stated in the House of Lords
that the British government was conyinc ed of the
necessity of maintaining the integrity of the Turk
sh empire, and also that it had no fear of an in
terrupton OF the peace of Europe by the Russian
movements at Constsntinople.
In the House of Commons a debate on the budpe'
had commenced. The general opinion in COM
mercial circles was that it would pass by moder-
ate majority.
Kossuth had addressed letter to the House of
Commons declaring he had no war materials in
Eng land, but had in other countries, and avowed
ms intention OF waging war against Austria for
the recovery Of the rights of Hungary.
An abortve attempt at instruction in Friburg
Switzerland, was made by troops OF armed peas
ants, commanded by Colonel Perrier Of the Fed.
etal army There was much fighting and many
killed and wounded The invaders had obtained
possession of the college. Tranquility was finally
restored. Perrier was taken
France is tranquil.
The overland mail from China is to the 18th of
March. Nankin had fallen into the hands of the
rebels
LIVERPOOL, April 90, p. The sales of cotton
during the last three days have been I6 600 bales
Of which spectators took 2OO0 and porters 900
bales. The market closed dull but steady al last
weeks rates Fair Orleans, cd; middling SD;
fair upland. cd; middling, SD.
Flour has advanced Sd per Dbl. Corn very firm.
Arrival OF the Cambria-Later from Eu-
HALIFAX, May IL The steamer Cambria has
arrived, with dates of Liverpool to the 3Oth ultmo.
Flour has advanced three pence and wheat one
pence.
The Canadian Reserve bill has passed both
Houses of Parliament
The Jewish Disability bill was thrown out on
the second reading.
Lord Palmerston had stated there would be no
prosecution of Kossuth on account of the rocket
affair.
The French fleet has been rccal led from Salamis
Bay. Renewed confidence is ieIt on the Bourse of
the maintenance OF peace. Napoleon had been
severely indisposed. The civil rule was re estab-
liShed in Friburg. The cholera had appeared at
Moscow. The English and French ambassadors
mad assured Turkey of protection against Russia
Matters were quiet, though preparations continue
to be made on each side. A fight occurred on
Palm Sunday in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
at jerusalem, between the Greeks and Armenian.
IL was rumored that large force sent to watch
the japan expedition.
Another Railroad accident = Sailing of the Can
ada, &c.
Bosros, May ii The freight train on the Bos
ton and Fall River railroad ran off the track to
day, by which Is cara were thrown into a heap
and broken to fragments. None of the passengers
were injured but the fireman and engineer were
severely hurt.
The steamer Canada sailed for Europe 10 day
with 100 passengers and Sl75 900 in gold.
The large pyrotechnic establishment of Saun-
derson, at Cambridge, exploded this morning,
killing one Of the workmsn.
The N)ytoaik Accident.