The national Republican., 1861-03-11
I LATER FROM EUROPE. .

Borland, which left Liverpool at P. M. on the
2lst, and Londonderry the 22d ultimo, arrived
at Portland, Maine, March g. with e25,OOo
in specie.
March 3, in latitude 47o. So NJ, ngitude
47o 29> W., passed an iceberg and steamer
was an hour in on immense field Of ice. "
The Bohemian arrived at Londonderry on
the afternoon Of the 22d. ..sr
Gold shipments to America are expected to
be resumed on a considerable scale by the en-.
suing steamers.
The City Of Manchester, from Liverpool on
the 20lh, took f5l 900 sterling. 30.
Great Britain.-The Parliament proceed.
ings were unimportant.
The army estimates issued show q net de.
crease Of el85, 900, Notwithstanding the mum.
Der of land forces, 10000, is slightly in excess
of last year. The total sum required is
| fl4,G06000.
London Money Market-The funds continu.
ed to droop, mainly on account of the high
price of money, and unfavorable American
advices. Consols have declined on the 2Olh,
and opened on the 2lst at further reduction.
The discount market was rather quiet at 100
8 for the best bills. The demand ut the Bank
on the 2Oth was very slight. Some gold was
taken to the Bank. The gold arrivals from
Australia, fl2,5OO we're reported. The French
exchanges we're very firm, and the slightest
further movement would cause gold TO be sent
from Paris to London.
| France. - Reiniorcements for the French
army at Rome were continually leaving Mar
seilles.
Eugene Scribe, the famous dramatist, is dead.
Several persons in Paris, connected with the
transactions of NJ Mres, had been arrested.
Fer, of Mires were suspended, until an iuven.
tory of the state of the bank was completed.
Contantinople bills on Mires falling due on tho
goth and 2lst, reached ESQ, 900 sterling, and
we're not met.
The Bourse was dull. Rentes, 68f lOc.
Kaly-General Cisldini and Admiral Per.
sano had left Gaeta with troops for Messina.
The fortress had been summoned to surrender,
under pain of an immediate attack, but Gen.
eral Fergolla is reported to have declared his
intention to resist till the last extremity.
The Sandman general, Mezzacopa, had like.
wise proceeded with troops toward the Neapoi.
would commence an immediate attack unless
surrendered.
The official Opinione denies the rumored ex.
istence of negotiations between Sardinia and
Rome.
Spdtn.-Spain had agreed with Morocco
that the payment Of the indemnity, 200, 600, 900
reals, shall be completed Immediately.
The customs and duties at Tangiers and
Mogadore are to be hypothecated to Spain for
remaining indemnity.
Austria.-Iti is reported, pia Hamburgh, that
orders had been sent to Trieste to arm at once
all sailing vessels of the Austrian navy. They
are to be stationed at Zars, Cattaro, Fiume,
Ragusa &c. Twelve gunboats are to be sent
to the Gulf Of Guarrero, to watch the coast Of
Turkey.
The Leuant Herald says the Hasue Tariffs
arc to be renewed for fourteen years, and also
says a general suspension of Galata bankers
and merchants is threatened.
Lndia.--The Bombay mail Of 26th of Janu.
ary had reached England. The news was un.
important.
LATEST, VIA LONDONDERRY.
London, FEB. 22.-The violent gale which
swept over the country on Wednesday, contin.
ued until Thursday. The Crystal Palace was
seriously damaged; part Of the north wing is
in ruins. Several vessels went ashore, inclu.
ding the American barque Hiawatha.
The Times lefty article) of Thursday even.
ing says there has been more general heavi.
ness in the stock market than for some time
past
1t is reported that the Bank of England con.
templates a rise to or 10 per cent in their
rate Of discount. In the discount market the
demand was moderate. Several capitalists
are lending money for four or six months, at
comparatively low terms.
Pdris, Feb. PA telegram from Vienna
announces that the state of affairs in Hungary
is becoming very serious. Several districts
among them Raab, Somogny, Peterwarden,
and Warden, will be declared in a state of siege.
The French occupation of Syria is to bo
prolonged two or three months beyond the time
originally fixed.
| Tha ropo,t nf tho oo,, -, ;tto, -
of the Great Western railway of Canada is
ready for issue. 1t is a striking document
and from the nature Of its accusations, is likely
to excite much public discussion.
The ship King Philip, from London for
Calcutta. has been out l65 days, and not been
heard of.
i. Turin, Feb. 22-The Inauguration of the
Italian Parliament was celebrated in several
towns in Venetia.
Pesth, FEB. 22.-The royal rescript convokes
the diet at Buda for the I'd of April, to make
,, arrangements for the coronation Of the Empe.
ror as King of Hungary, and inaugurate di.
ploma, and to elect Palatine of Hungary.
: PHILADELPHIA VESSELS AT THE PoRr OF
CHARLEsToN.-By the captain of q schooner
belonging to this port, which recently arrived
from Charleston, South Carolina, we have oh.
tanned some account of secession matters not
elsewhere mentioned. The cowardce of north.
ern shipmasters is the most noticeable feature
IN our informants statement. Vessels from
the Middle and Eastern States uniformly pass
beneath the walls of Fort Sumter, and the gar.
rison of that stronghold throng to the top of
the walls, and frequently cheer the seamen. In
, no case, however, have vessels run up the ma.
tional flag, respondent to Major Anderson's
greeting. In one case, Philadelphia crew
ventured to exhibit the flag upon deck, but the
captain of the vessel threatened to shoot any
man who lifted the stars and stripes so that the
enemy could behold them. Our informant took
the precaution to enclose his ensign in bag,
from which it was not removed during his ten.
ure at the wharf Of that town. The battery on
Morris Island ia plainly vs;bla f-o,, H. .....I