Daily national Republican., 1863-03-23
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
LINCOLN TO BE KILLED /,
ARRIVAL Of ALBERT EDWARDS BRIDE.
France and England ON Poland.


HALIFAX, March 22.-The steamship Europa
from Liverpool on the nth inst. and Queenstown
on the evening Of the 9Th, arrived here at half
past II O'Clock this morning.
The steamphip Etna arrived at Liverpool on
the 5th; the North American arrived at Lon
donderry on the 9th, and Liverpool early on
the 7th.
The City of Manchester left Liverpool shortly
after the Europa, for New York.
The English news Is not OF gTeatimportance,
the all-absorbing topic being the entry Of Prin-
csss Alexandra into London.
On the day the Europa sailed there were prep
aratlons on an unexAmpled scale, and brilliant
demonstration was to take place In honor Of
the event.
The Times assel to that during the whole his
tory Of London she has never seen such day,
and that the cause of the demonstration Is tho
pride entertained by the nation for the moral
ominence of the royal family, raised by the vir-
tues Of Its head.
Comments on American affairs in the Jour
nails are unimportant.
A Washington letter in the London Herald
asserts that a secret society has been discovered,
the members Of which are sworn TO kill PreSi.
dent Lncold
In the House of Commons, on tho 5th inst,
another debate took place.
Mr.. Golden made a vigorous attacks on tho
general policy Of the Administration In main
tanning obsolete vessels, after tho valuable eI-
perience furnished by America In favor Of iron
plated ships. He denounced the idea of main
tanning seamen TO man vessels utterly useless
for warlike purposes.
Lord c, Paget and Sir John Padington de-
Tended their respective administrations Of ad-
miralty affairs.
In the House Of Lords, on the 9th inst, Earl
Hardwick asked II In restoring the Galway con-
tract II was intended TO make any alteration in
the port Of destination or departure. Lord
stanly said there had been no proposals Of that
kind.
In the Commons, M. Brambormore moved
resolutions regretting the disturbance Of friend
| ly relations with Brazil, and expressing the
hope the Government would take honorable
means to restore amity. He denounced the To-
ceedings Of the British Minister at Brazil.
A general debate followed, in the course of
which Mr.. Layard indicated the diplomatic ac-
tion OF the Government.
The resolution was finally Withdrawn.
The King of Belgium has accepted arbitra-
| ton between England and Brazil.
London, March THE English funds were
heavy and declining, owing to a very active
demand for money.
Arrived from Baltimore, on the 9th, the En-
ergy, at Liverpool.
Tho ship Dreadnaught, from Liverpool for
New York, has been disabled. Tho captain had
a leg broken.
The Europa has 6s passengers and $500
specie for Halifax.
London, March THE event of the day has
been the passage Of the Princess Alexandra and
the Prince Of Wales through London.
The royal squadron left the Moro early in the
morning, and arrived at Gravesend before noon.
Tho welcome on landing was enthusiastic and
brilliant. The party reached London at 80,
and proceeded toward the city amid the utmost
excitement and enthusiasm, never before
equaled in England.
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Windsor.
AMERICAN sEOURITIEs.
Barring'S Circular reports a large business
| In United States stocks at higher prices; not
sustained, however, at the close Of the market
U. 8. hves, SO; U. 8. sixes, 63I; Erie shares,
43@44j Illinois Central shares, 40 q 43 dis
count.
The dispatches say the fever has entirely left
Prince Alfred. He is steadily improving, but
ding.
Bishop Caleuso declines the suggestion Of his
brother bishops that he resign.
THE POLISH QUESTION.
II is stated that the English and French Gov
ernments were quito agreed Rs 10 the tenor Of
their notes to Russia regarding Poland.
FRANCE.
The political news is unimportant. Tho
Paris Bourse was fat-Tentes 69f. S5c.
sPAR.
The Ministry intend TO submit their budget
TO the Cortez In a modified form. The Cham
bers win not be opened before the 1St Of April.
ITALY.
The Pope has refused to accept Cardinal An
tonellps resignation.
INDIA, CHINA, ETC.
The steamer Nemesis struck a rock when en-
tering Point dc Galle but got into hSrbor safely,
although leaking.
Shanghai, January 26.-Preparations are
making for a reorganization Of the expedition
against Nankin. Shirtings are quiet. Silks
unchanged. Exchange Be. SID, Frelghts
higher.
Canton, January 5l.-shirtlngs higher. Tea
firm, but quiet. Exchange 4s SD.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Brazil malls have been received. There
Is nothing new as TO tho Anglo-BraEilian difi-
Guilty, which continued TO be warmly Canvassed,
causing depression Of trade at Rio de Janeiro.
The Indian invasion Of tho frontier Of Buenos
AyreS resulted In considerable loss Of prop