The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

.1 2 1 - Georze T it was, If Mr. M Is. from fl fuitber FOR CHILDREN ( I%I R S SY g to pro, ld wak vers e the mat the (tete and found eh the 0 Tann's •ieby nroti hich his DEEDS aist then he hnd heft nsider w ANCER INJUNCTION Irsd ay Vice- ( '1. Itection said they SON'S AMERICA 7.'f,,,ieret, 1-.111 - • are ea the *tamp 'Axe, THE SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES A T this peric of fest ivity and rr o Atixiliari IMSITES, L A admirable tri Royal Family. and t 'ile of Fashion merits of these admired spc As Ise apr,, )WLAND'S ASSAR OIL is )r the H nd all pr r geeft. • with a a g ten EC I FlCfier, charp<fiom th ,) . 105. 6d., ar Ri)W NI)S', e Skin and 0 —the only eal 'I , : R Y •ro I ROW LA' ' . v.v. I: Pn rity and frag RoWLANDS Pshing Pert= mze diluted WARR OF +fit. It i " pret 20. Hatto , a and Peri FA M! them n celebrity imparnllel- MEGANT AND SEASON- 11;rant I ble that I mpkxion , is and effica- an. Freckles. Pimples, Spots, Skin—the radiant bloom it ness and delicacy it induces nders it IS PENSABLE T :I Rs. 6 . per bottle. PEARL DENTIFRICE, a f the moat rare and frazrant zrant and re- It i its choice NTIONS ke o 'e arti A. ROWL, OLD WORKS TRERT, LOIVDON and STONEMAN an established Mazazine Fifteenth utifully printed, ar THE FA It is empb is ITSELF a a Servant's Ma^a. We hay I I offered for ‘' Wanooer or when friends I however 17. , tooth in VHITE ENASIEI;, ar .55 of (Welt' the ArChbis are, Lona DANEUM free - by Th HOWARD, in Red Ink by most respectablo C ingdom ; and of the MR. HOWARD'S ". ill be found a valui ervia the teet t lyiritpai bean • ul redn .ON connected v by Mr. HOWARD; it NEW DESC ,, IPTION SELF ADHESION, cm pheric press wrfectly ret THE EXTRACTION ( PAINFUL OPERATI( teeth that are , 00se. an, square, London. At having I nervous rs, pains used with safety in all a • a 5 It inform t ENUINE NIED vrait sal - eymout HOMES 1k Anagrams, es, Pract ic 'RIZE§ INEAS have Mosehetoes Fistu Sand Flies Gout Bookselle Hands Rooks to be snit London. ITT, 69, Fl, hrough : ont the tiviiited Worl 2s. 9d., 4s. Gd., I is.. 225., and Csr o:z end STONEMAN, Rid ,1 Booksellers siderable saving in taking the N.B.—Directions for the gn so low at present that all each Pot or Box to Arles have been obli ' the Rb cease running. Tice' extreme cold which prevails M. de Morny ,weep these two places precludes all idea of the comma• in Edinburgh ; ation in question being readily renmod,—Gatignani, took leave without pa LIVERPOOL STANDARD, DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTHACHE. PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF'KENT HOWARD'S .WHITE SUCCE kNEUM., for Filling Decayed Teeth, arge the cavity. It is placed in the t soft state. without any pressure or in a Aloft time HARDENS INTO A I is superior to anything ever before t FIRCOME DiSCOLOURED in the Dr many years traction SUCCEDANIEUM THEMSgLVES •ecl ions are enc osed. , MAS HOWARD, surgeon Dentist to of Canterbury, 17. George-street, who will send the WHITE SUCCE any part of the Kingdom. Price in SEALED - Packets, with full Signature, THOMAS ursine of the Wrapper. Sold and Medicine Vendors in the so! sed, and th is gents may be had. H POWDER. This Tooth Powd )1e appentame to the toilet. Being pe imparts to t are, and prevents the loosen box—sent free by Post. kf CURIOUS IN iion of an ENTIRELY FICIAL TEETH, fixed by s the intro( of A' 11;inin — z - ea - p - ilia - ry - attraction and atmni spring!, wire r ligatures They so t to be distinguishes ,est obsPrver. They will neve to any teeth is METHOD DOES NOT REQUIRE )F ANY TOOTH OR ROOTS, or ANY IN, and will preserve ana support the d is guaranteed to restore articula The invention is of imp,Ttat ce to malty avail them- hose who are interes selves of this New Discovery, and that his improrementsmay be WITHIN THE REACH of the MOS(' ECONOMICAL, he lerate cl ome from Ten till k FEMALE COMPLAINTS KEARSLEY'S ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS, so long and justly celebrated for their pecu'iar virtues, are strongly recommended to the notice of stained the sanction and approbation of most gentlemen of the Medical Profession, as a safe and valua ble medicine i n effectually removing obstructions, and relieving all other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially those which, at an early period of life, frequently arise from want of exercise and yt neral debility of the system ; giddinesi eminently useful iti windy lortneas of breath, and pal_ heart; being perfectly innocent, they may be sons and climates owing to tj.a numerous imitations, to It KRA o p MY'S is the only ORIGINAL. lICIN of this deecription ever made, and th for more than SEVENTY YEARS I 1 d to remark, tb the 94. I on the Govt A'aferi, I ial 1 am 70, Saint by the trl triad :e Rag . Knitted Under S ILY P() The Friers each M 1 . 1" The EASURI ieir I """' Mont 7 1 i A 11.017 it /V its 84. c MILY PAST ,g of entire] her with their Sc UNT OF FIFTY AMII of THE ,ace bee young c he Gun persona Syrup, and copy :a will, therefore, kRCLAV and t•s. Johnson Uottle. it Pim D'O RO. Yielded by watcr.-Pr URIOUS he name of t by the Proi ;arden, Lon HOUSEH FLEET-8 HOC' LSTO FRIEND the First an( of the tressed "-7/4 be ha con pri 2s. 61 31agazi ri's Companion Mete. tir amilzi F which extra( le, of thin mnees his intention NE HUNDRKD GUI tion of lire Will be given in tl] a Quadruple ludo )ut Three Thousa LILY FRIEND will fins NEEDLEWORK :Cloth— VOL. 111. Globe Mat 1 Chair Cover.. D'Oyley Knit .)pen-work i !ern Point Lac led Mitten . :ed Sper Tidy inth G lass Mat . ed Toilet Cover. VOL. IV. ley forSpiritStan Pattern fa Netted Cap i Mat for Mitten )D F.NGRAV I N ND COPYRIGHT I) IN VOL. 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SANGF.R, 150, Oxford es, price 2a. 94. each, or by post for 36 Buck, Howell, Johnsons, Priestley, :staff, Liverpool; Cather -41 Son. Chester; Burton, Ina:, Watts, Westmacott, nd all respectable Medi- ton. ana nd Parr D A RAPID CURE OF v, COUGHS, COLDS, AND E BREATH AND LUNGS, MED BY dPTIff , OF TH Tful Cur' ea of Aathmas, Consumptions, .s of the Breath and Lungs, are xtraordinary remedy. ARS' ASTHMATIC COUGH. I, Cheshire, had an astbrr relief until 1 a. three boxes THOMAS CARTER. Chemist, Dale-st., Liverpool t. Ranela , Liver me cases of cures vihich I have kink it would be doing good to as they give very great They are quite the leading P. ROBERTS. FICULTY OF BREATHING !ear Liverpoq. :treat benefit I h . ave re ith such violence that I have iee the morning; hut now I oughing, after having taken J. HAYNES. ---- "tg pointed oat to me s induced to make a BAVARIA 7ocock's V )m th!s tr ppy to give my testi fix a few of the Wafers _ radually dissolve in the lit and clear, and the tone full , cidedly the moat e? icious of any PEARSALL. cures may be had from even hundred Kingdc PUBLIC SPEAKERS they are invaluable, Hoarseness. and wonderfully Df the voice. They have a )d., and Ils. per Box. Fleet-street, Lon- ind flexit lnzeiger Zeitu 'ER I ENT - A ND ANTIBILIOUS FERS. n of the Btomacli'and Liver, )er box. Also,_ Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and a for use.—ALL PILLS UN COUNTERFEITS. Many Chemists when a , attempt to sell " Pills, ations, under near for ladi, II directi IRS ARI similar names, in rger profit by the sale of such -•-.- SPAIN Montpensier. At the dinner given by Lord Cowl( in honour of the birth of t refore. cautioned that the only k's Wafers." in white letters utside each Tnment staM HOLESALR AGENTS. 50N, and Co., Hanover-street. by Roberts, Ranelaeb-street ; Carter and Aspinall and VVagataff, St. James's-street ; laymarket ; Howell, Dale-street ; T. D. Paradise-street n in the Kingdom HERE IS YOUR ItEMEDI () 1 11 TM} y's-street .sor Hou --s--- CALI' er pr d i av :13 hff Letter fr A. meeting of the burghers took place here on the 29th December, when it was proposed that the ship-duty upon all vessels, unloading in the port of Hamburgh, should be reduced to Bi. and 4s. per 6000 lbs. This would reduce the duty to the sum now levied in the Altona port, where, consequently, an immense number of vessels go to unload I their burdens, and take in fresh cargoe Concerts, and Vicar Zeitung athedrsl Tif nig tcti, Dec. 27.—Intelligence from Athens says that the visit from the Queen of Greece is postponed in con sequence of the severe indisposition of King Otbo. He was for some days dangerously ill, and his life despaired of, but is now out of danger. The nature of bis illness is not stated. Her Majesty was to have been here before Christmas, and after spending some time here, to have proceeded with our Queen to Berlin, to visit their ilk trious relations.— Since the birth of the Princess, Madrid has all the air of a season of festivity. The health of the Queen is progressing most satis she will soon be able to sign official d Deuncients as As the civil list of the Infanta Duchess of Montpensier, amounting to 2,450,000 reals, is made over to the newly born Infanta, daughter of the Queen, the sum of two millions of reds a-year is settled upon the Duchess of on the 23rd ult he Princess Royal of Spain, his lordship, in proposing " the health of the Queen of Spain," stated that he yielded to no man in respect for her Ma jesty. He next proposed " the health of the new-born Princess," and afterwards " the prosperity of the Spanish nation." Signor Isturitz. the Spanish representative at the Court of St. James, responded to the toasts, and having paid a well-merited compliment to the Queen of England, proposed her Majesty's health, and a continua tion of the good understanding between the two powers. The Marquis of Miraflores, Signor Bravo Murillo, spoke in high terms of the ff to the-t nations from the union existing between them According to an official document, inserted in the Ga zette of the 25th ultimo, debentures of the public debt, to the amount of 1,840,934,705 reals, were redeemed during the years of 1849-50, and 51. The Gazette publishes a royal decree, ordering the con struction, at the public expense, of a railroad between Amnjuez and Alnaanza. The Progresista deputies met on the 27th to protest against the promulgation of the tariff without the sanction of the Cortes. - . . . The Queen was so far recovered on the 28th as to be able to receive the congratulations of her ministers. A letter from Leghorn of the 22d, in the Piedmantese Gazette, states that the courtmartial of that town has con demned 39 persons to death for having belonged to a secret society, the object of which was the overthrow of the Grand Ducal government, and the establishment of a republic in Tuscany. Eight persons more, accused of the same crime, were acquitted. The punishment of death has, however, been commuted into various periods of im- YEARS' SU FFERINC William Otilpin dated May 151 )f 18 my wife ed in her legs, me they have been more or Ii s sore, and and for months ta advised tried, but without effect ; tate of her legs was terri rind advised her to ,ements sturbed a last resource, after he consented to do so. you have witnessed ; the last 43 years, and contrast nt of health, you would indeed ly alleviating RS OF AGE CURED OF A RTY YEARS' STANDING 'om Mr. Win. Abbs, builder GALPI BAD LEG, OF rted May 31at, ISS 1 . - suffered for a period of of two or three different mpanicd by scorbutic symptoms. nag ovens, of r Huddersfield the leg must be arnpuatecf, , your Pills and Ointment prisonment. ane usservarore ttomano states that the reeetpts or the pontifical customs for this year will equal, if not exceed, those of the most prosperous years. Accounts from Leghorn of the 20th ult. Henry Stratford, calling himself Lord Aldborough, and his brother, Henry Stratford, have been condemned to death by the court-martial. The third brother, Charles Stratford, has been sentenced to a year's imprisonment in chains ; but the punishment has in each case been com - _.,—My wife had suffered from muted. Henry Stratford is to suffer ten years' imprison x months, and during the whole ment, Edward Stratford six years', and Charles Stratford 1 attendance, but all to no use. has been set at liberty, the imprisonment previous to his it wound in my own leg by your trial being reckoned a sufficient punishment. lined again to use your Pills and - hem a trial in her case, and for- The Constituzionale of Florence mentions a most daring ess than a month a perfect cure robbery that was committed there on the 21st ult. Some t various other branches of my thieves having effected an entrance into the cathedral, Ise is reany astonishing. I now robbed an altar, dedicated to the Virgin, of all the gold, my friends. silver, and precious stones it contained ; and they had the FREDERICK TURNER. audacity to melt down the precious metals on the spot, in PERFECTLY CURED. order to carry them off more easily. anew Arnot, of Breahouse, dated April 29th, 1851. Sir,—For more than twenty MExico.—The New York Tribune says :—" M. Ramon from time to time, to attacks Gamboa had submitted to the Senate a draft of a bill which she was bled and blis in could not be removed. empowering the Executive to open negociations with the lie papers, the wonderful British Government for opening the Isthmus of Tehu and thought she antepec. Great Britain is to construct a canal, erect lt astonishment and fortifications, and protect the Mexicans in case of the and after per- invasion of the isthmus. Mexico to bind herself to gar - the forts, aid travellers, and make over to Great Britain all the tolls and other advantages to be derived from the canal. " FAST BOYS" Or THE GOLD REGlONS.—California is probably the greatest country in the world for precocious youth:. Boys from 10 to 16 years of age, who in the At lantic cities would be either at school or apprenticed to some useful trade, are found here upon our street wharves or in saloons, with a pile of gold before them, offering to " bet a hundred dollars that no gentleman can pick up the ace of spades," or betting their hundreds at faro or monte. It is sad to see the youths of this state thus growing up and servinganapprenticeshipattleceit.--San Francisco Herald. Strand, (near Temple Bar,) A PLEASANT DECEPTION.--A buxom Parisian widow le Vendors of Patent Medicines recently married a youthful poet. After the wedding she in Pots and Boxes, at Is. lid., took him aside, and, in a penitential tone, begged his for- Us. each. There is a very con- giveness for having deceived him in declaring that her in. larger sizes. come amounted to two thousand francs a year. " And Mace of Patients are affixed to you haven't it ?" asked the poet ; adding, after a pause. Well, it's of no consequence—don't trouble your head about such a trifle !" " But you misunderstand me," in se; short a time, that felt would c statemer 3, Marke BREi 'rom Mr fated E WILLIAM AIMS. Tified by Mr. W. A-street, Huddersfield. AST CURED IN ONE MONTH ~ Frederick Turner, of Penehuri Cancer Contra )ecember 13th, 1850 r s►de was completely health for the last Ointrnec d and Stiff Sore Nipples Sore Throats Sore Heads Ilimottrft Wounds state that , Napoleon's right-hand man was a refugee said the bride, " I only misstated the amount—it is twenty and the News of that city states that he , thousand !" The account states that the poet pardoned his debts ! her the other way with equal facility. a con edicine id ther TUESDAY, UNDER rin PATRONAGE or HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. FOOD AND BEVERAGE. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. PARIS CHOCOLATE COMPANY. MANUFACTORY, Chocolate Mills, IfileWOrth ; WHOLE SALE DEriT, 35, Podding-lane, Eastcheap ; WEST-END BRANCH, 231, Regent-street FRENCH CH OCOLATI T HE FRENCH SYRUP Of all the yea, finance struck pereur JANUARY 6, 1852. The Moniteur. o sultative Commission FRANCE. Votes annulled as irregular speeches Whatever excitement the election, is fast dyin of every-day m. The that no cats constantly I understand that money i Louis Napoleon. On the reverse I hear f Wednesday, publishes a decree an. nouncing the final result of the kohl on the plebiscite as presented to the President of the Republic, by the Con- 640,737 36.820 36 decree is ordered to be - placarded in all the com- munes of the Republic. On Wednesday evening, at half-past eight o'clock, the Copan'tat ye Commission proceeded to the Elysee, where it was received by the President of the Republic, sur rounded by his ministers and aides-de-camp. M. Baroche, the vice-president, then read, and placed in the hands of the President, the extract of the proces verbal which declares that the number of votes given in 86 departments, Algeria. the army and the navy, on the plebiscite of Dec. 2, was 7,439,216 in the affirmative, and 640,737 in the I negative es . After reading this extract, M. Baroche delivered ashort address to Loris Napoleon, in the course of which he said :—" Prince, on the 2d of December, you took for symbol, France regenerated, by the revolution of 1789, and organised by the Emperor; that is to say, a wise and well-regulated liberty, an authority strong and respected by all. Let your wisdom and your patriotism realise this noble idea. Restore to this country, so rich, so full of life, and of future prosperity, the greatest of all blessings —order ability, and confidence. Repress with energy the spirit of anarchy and revolt. You will thus have saved France. preserved the whole of Europe from an immense clang. r. and added to your name a new and im. perishable glory." _ _ _ _ _ _ Ginsiderahle applause followed M. Baroche's address, to which, the President of the Republic made a snitable reply. Cries of " Vise Napoleon !" " Vive le President !" were then raised. The . members of the Commission pres sed round Louis Napoleon to offer him their congratula tions. A conversation took place between the President and several members of the Commission, which lasted about twenty minutes. The corps diplomalique were then presented by the Apostolic Nuncio, but -- were made. The archbishop and cleray were next received. The Arc%bishop of Paris in his address to the President offered his congratulations and good wishes for the success of the high mission God had confided to the President. The President thanked the Archbishop in a short speech. The two Consistories of the Reformed Church, and one of the Church of the Confession of Auesbur tral Israelite Consistory. presented their congratulations delree prescribes that offenders by seditious amenable to the Correctional Police Court. On Thursday the cannon of the invalides began to fire at 10 a.m. a salute of ten guns for every million votes obtained by the President. The troops marched at 9 o'clock a.m. to take up positions along the streets and quays where the cortege passed. The gates of Mitre Dame were thrown open at the same hour. Thursday being kept as a grand national holyday, the Post-office and the public offices were closed at noon. The Bourse was also closed. was created in some districts by g away, while the general affairs sas though nothing had occurred to option occasioned in tr nore than ordinarily brisk, and tranquillity everywhere restored. The Prefect of the Seine, with the authority of the Minister of the Interior, placed 80,000 f. at the disposal of the mayors of Paris for the relief of the indigent of the capital on the proclamation of the votes of 21st of December 4. decree published by the Moniteur of Tuesday declares cabaret, or other place for the sale of liquors to be consumed on the premises, can be opened in future without the , previous permission of the authorities, and that establishments of that kind already existinc can be closed by order of the prefect, as a measure of public secu rity. Persons opening cafes without authority are to be punished with fine and imprisonment. Globe's correspondent says that Louis Napoleon [sures persons about him, and thedipl;matic uty of re-establishin body, that he desires peace, because it is t nosition. and the only means - and placing the trade, agriculture, and manufac _ures of France on a good footing. It is understood that, in order to tranquillize foreign govirnments, Louis Napo leon will. almost immediately, send instructions to all his ambassadors, desiring them to give thecourts the most posi tive assurance of his desire for the maintenance of peace. The correspondent of the Daily News, under date of Friday evening, writes as follows :—" The constitution is expected to appear in one of the next numbers of the Monileur, it is even said in that of to-morrow. The first article is, I am informed, as follows The President of the Republic takes the title of Emperor.' At this moment oiifing with the effigy of an eagle The 1m- be represented with the and to be surrounded by the mott th the inscription of 'Louis The external inscription is, .e made table produc- choices er into the hu er proportions of sugar, man dietary, that of Cocoa is carefully purified and refined. the best; the beat form of pre- The fruit syrups are anti•alco pared Cocoa is that of Chocoholic. and when mixed with late, and that manufactured by cold or soda water. produce a the Paris Chocolate Company beverage, which for cheapness has been unanimously pro- aml purity, exhilarating and nounced by far the heat exhi- refreshing qualities, richness bited at the Crystal Palace. and delicacy of Savour stands unrivalled Breakfast Chocolate in Pots, which requires no boiling, also, in Tablets, plain or perfumed. Eating Chocolate, Penny Sticks, Medallions, Pastilles, and Bonbons, in endless variety, fla voured to every taste, and put up in fancy boxes. These are invaluable to Travellers, Excursionists, and all who need a portable supply of the most sustaining food not requiriny Animau "COUNCIL" AND " PRIZE" MEDALS Unanimously awarded for the Chocolate Machinery, Breakfast Chocolate, Bonbons, and French Syrups, used and exhibited by this O ompany. (See Jurors' Awards. Classes vt. and xxix.) Breakfast Tablets, Plain, in Half and Quarter Pounds. from Is. 4d. to 3s. per pound; Breakfast Tablets, with Vanille, from 3s. to 61. per pound ; Penny Stic and Railway Pastilles ; French Syrups, in Bottles. at 2s. 6 . and Is. 6d. each. PREPARED CHOCOLATES QUIRING NO BOILING. Rain Quality, in Quarter-perund Packets 3d. each each ; " Eichibition a Quality." in Pots, bition Quaity." in Crystal ' ed Cakes Quality," in Packets, 6d. ch ; " Exhibiti Is. 3d. each. The extraordinary ..pularity of the" EXHIBITION CHOC( LATE" is the best • arantee of its unrivalled quality. F( more than four ..nths it has been practically tested at the GREAT EXH I : lON, where its consumption exceeded that of TEA or Co Kg, and on the number of cups sold. the Re- tractors realized a profit of more than £lOOO. N BOTTLES. A r 2s. 6D. AND Is. 60. EACH. Lemon Peel Rasp. Vinegar Almond Punch Syrup Aspb - erry 1 Pine-apple Cinnamon Noyaux Syrup Orange I Orange Peel Peppermint Capillaire. Punch and Noyaux are the only Syruns containing alcoholic properties. The much esteemed Btvaroise beverage is ob tained by mixing the Almond Syrup with hot milk. BONBONS WITH VANILLE. freshment G SYRUPS, Currant Pralin4a. Nougat. Crdme. Liqueur. Pistaches. Nonpa reille blanche, Couleur, et Cristallices. Pate de Pistaches. Chataigres. Caramels, Tures, Poires, Noix d'Amerique, Pastilles a la Creme, Jambons, Fondants, Batons des Darnes.fic. Observe the labels bearing the name and address as above, with the initials T. B. P. Surd by respectable Grocers, Che mists, and Confectioners, in all parts of the kingdom. Applicationi for Agencies to be addressed to Mr. SANDERS, Wholesale Department. The following Agents have been appointed in Liverpool : Mr. ISAAC WOODS - 11.LN, Grocer and. Italian Warehouseman 78, Bold-street; Mr. Jour/ BEYNON,Gmcer and Italian Ware. houseman, 29 and 30, Ranelagh-atreet ; Mr. THOS. CHAPMAN 2, James-street ; Mr. ANTHONY FISK, 2 and 3, St. Luke's place; Messrs. litsx and Sorra, Cook and Confectioners. Castle-street; Messrs. S. and J. GOODACRE, Tea Merchants, Old Haymarket; Messrs. GASKELL and FAIR. Confectioners, 14, Clayton-street; Messrs. W. HERRINO and Co Wholesale Confectioners, 80. Renshaw-street; Messrs. J. MILLER and Co.,Tea Dealers, 8, Dale- street ; Mr. THOM AS H. SYKES, Grocer and French and Italian Warehouseman, 16, Ranelarb-street. WHOLESALE DEPOT, 18. SCHOOL-LANE, LIVERPOOL. FOREIGN NEWS PRUSSIA. BIRLIN, Dec. 30.—The official project of Prussia con tinues and assumes a more decided tone. It is argued that Austria is endeavouring to establish a centralisation in commercial matters that would introduce elements alto gether foreign to Germany. Alluding to the Italian and Hungarian provinces of that power. it is also thought the . Austria wishes to iricrease the value of her paper mon( . . by circulating it beyond her frontiers. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Nei " M. de Peraigny, after acquitting himself of his mission to the Diet. is to proceed to Vienna, where, it is said, he is commissioned to propose in Louis Bonaparte's_name a marriage with PrinCess"Amalia, of Wass, grand-dangt of the exiled King of Sweden, and also, fbelieve, of Ste phanie, Dowager Grand Duchess of Baden, niece of Jose phine. If I mistake not, Stephanie's daughter married Gustav the Fourth's son, the Austrian Field-Marshal Prince Wasa, who has the highest influence at the Court of Vienna, and that from this marriage was born the Princess for whom Louis Bonaparte now proposes." HAINIIURGH. at coins have be Napoleon, Em. ' Dieu protege la France.► " The Monitetti• publishes a decree of the President con firming the adindiration of the Lyons and Avignon Rait- way to . and Co and Co MM. Genissien, Brigues, and Co., Emile Martin Blount, Parent, Drouillard Benoist, and Benoist A further decree announces that the gold, silver, and copper coin shall bear in front the effigy of the President, th the words " Louis Napoleon Bonaparte." On the raved the words " Republique Fran- rerse are to be eng and round the edge, " Dieu nrotegi la France." the ranges and appointments service In the d of li' artments the prefects are ordering the trees cut down, and all republican signs de m Prefect of Vaucluse has given notice that of surrender their arms shall be tried by court ty to t all who do nc martial. Two or three days ago, as the President was coming out of the Elysee, he was shot at by a sentry belonging to the grenadier company of a regiment of the line. The man was immediately arrested, tried at once by a court-mar tial, and shot in a corner of the Elysee. INSTALLATION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON The ceremony of the installation of the President at Notre Dame took place in the venerable Church of Notre Dame on Thursday morning. We abridge the following account of the ceremony from the Times;-- The honours paid to a king anointed on the day of coronation are scarcely greater than those which attended Louis Napoleon this morning in the vene rable Church of Notre Dame. A solemn "Te Deum d' actions de grace" was performed at the same hour is every cathedral church of France; the blessing of heaven was invoked upon the country. and noon n n t t i h m at m g a r n ea w t h m o is h s a hon rbe w en hic a h on t o h i e nt p e e d op to le bane conferred conferred nies for the term of ten year! with the "Domine Salvam, 1. The servio ' thus worded Domine salvatn fac Rempublieam—i alroum fac Napolewsem exaudi nos in die qud invocaverinaua." No one that witnessed the scene of this day can ever forget it. From the firing of the cannon arthe Invalides— seventy signals, ten for each million—at ten in the morning, to the triumphal passage of the President from the Church of Notrel)ame to the Palace of the Tuileries, hemmed in the whole way between two forests of mili tary, the multitude outside cheering and shouting Vive id max- IVapoleon ! th was vast, imposing, nificent. The coup d'ccil presented on entering the Cathedral of Notre Dame was somewhat deteriorated by the eff----& -€ which, throwing a veil of mist over all that passed outside, penetrated to the innermost recesses of the building, and mocked the dazzling brilliancy of nearly a thousand waxlights, suspended in clusters from the roof. In the course of a short time, however, when the chant d'appel of the tambours, accompanied by: the , cries dense fog of " Vive Napole'on," which reverberated I and were re-echoed through the lofty nav announced the arrival of the President, this had partially died away, and a better opportunity was afforded of pnoreriatina tha opiendocir of tho scene which stretched in gorgeous hues and glittering disarray before the asto nished sight. The pillars of the great nave, adorned with purple-coloured banners, sprinkled with stars of gold— the velvet draperies and enormous garlands of foliage and flowers, which covered and fell from the galleries—the richly-decorated flags, carrying the arms and names of the chief cities of the empire—the columns of the sanc tuary, covered from base to capital with silk brocade of . . . . and gaudy ornaments—the benc and the constituted bodies side crowded witt s for the -and the galleries on either al, dis- Je dors, n rsonfl en grandc lento Df 500 executants, voi and instrum posed in the galleries at the extremity of the choir, and the principle feature of all, the lofty dais, with hangings of crimson and gold doubled with white, surmounting the estrade, which faced the altar and supported the siege honneur, whereon sat Louis Napoleon with his "prie .6. ••••••• Dieu," the Archbishop of Paris' (who officiated in the 'service) to his right, and the attendant bishops to his left, all being surrounded by the dignitaries of his own creation—the church, the army, the law. the bench, all but the tribune which he has annihilated. The President arrived exactly at noon, and the orches- -..... tra performed, while he entered the Cathedral and took his place, the march and " Vivat in (rternum," by Le suenr, a quaint and pompous strain. The "Te Deum," whichLc . sueur (who was the Emperor Napoleon's Mditre de Chapelle) composed for the battle of Austerlitz, and which was afterwards performed in celebration of the taking of Algiers, was the capital moreeau, and displayed the strength and number of the czecutants to the highest advantage. The hymn to St. Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris, and the offertory, which followed the of M ` Sanctus Adam, and the " Domine Salvam," minated the ceremony in a highly effective ma 'aieli ter- executed to perfection Ti ....,,Le was over a little before one o'clock, when the President immediately retired and repaired to the Palace of the Tuileries, which is henceforth to be his official residence. Here, after the receptions of the con stituted bodies, the President inaugurated his new resi dence by a banquet of 400 covers, at which were present the ministers, the diplomatic corps, the members of the Consultative Commission, the Prefects of the Seine and of Police, the new Municipal Council of Parik, General Lcewostine, and the Colonels of the Nmsitylial Guard t and last, not least, General 14.8.,,n, and the leading officers of the army of 'fhe number 400 is religiously borrowed from the number of his uncle's guests at the same royal residence when installed es First Consul, AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC TbelJnited Stat _ and Liverpool mail eteam-shipAraie, Luce, commander, which sailed from New York on the 20th ultimo, arrived on Thursday. at 6 a.n She brought rk at 3 23. p.m., the 20th ult., and at 3 30. p.m., on the following day, passed the steam-ship H errmann , from Bremen, for New York. off Nantucket. On the 29th ultimo, at I, a.m., passed the steam-ship Cambria, for Halifax and Boston, in lat. 51 48 N, long. 18 55 W. rom r The steam-ship Daniel Webster arrived at New York on the 19th ult., from San Juan, Nicaragua, with advices late from California, and 928,117 dole. on freight and in the hands of passengers. The Daniel Webster, on her outer voyage, arrived in San Juan on the 2d Dec., and found in port the English steamer Trent, which sailed December Bth for Chaeres and Jamaica. The steamer Goldhunter left San Francisco Nov. 16th, at 12, p.m., 42 hours after the mail steamer Northerner. The passengers crossed the Isthmus from Virgin Bay in 30 hours, the - capital transit-road and the route being - - order. The Daniel Webster sailed from San Jufin Dec. 9th for New York, via' Mivana. She arrived in Havana at 11, p.m., Dec. 13th, and sailed on the 14th, at 12 o'clock. The steamship Northerner left San Francisco on the 14th. with 600 passengers and 1,700,000 dots., of which 239,816 dole. were destined for London. ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. The Royal Mail steam-ship Niagara. Stone, commander, with letters and papers from New York to the 23rd, Bos ton to the 24th. and telegraphic accounts from New York, HFilifat, to the 25th ultimo, arrived in the Mersey 011 Sunday evening, after a run of 11 days 5 hours and 10 minutes mean time. The Niagara brough 77,250 dollars in specie on freight and 32 passengers. The Rnyal Mail st Chip Europa, Lott, commander with the nail, of a, ultimo from this port, arrived si her dock at New York at 10 a.m., on-tike 23rd. The U.S. mail steam-ship Baltic, Comstock, com mander, with the mails of the 10th ultimo from 'his port. arrived at New York at 4 p.m., after a run of 13 days 9 hours and 10 minutes mean time. The U.S. steam-ship Herrmann Bremen and Southampton, agrived ith mails from few York on the She experienced If her 23d ultimo, after a ran of 20 days. heavy westerly gales during the greate passage ; and on the morning of the 7 of the 10th and 15th, encountered severe 1- I lasted on each occasion from 34 to 4 he portio and evenings ornadoes, which violence , gan to abate. ne.. commander, at nued unabated iladelphia, his tour tt ) contd. York, at O'Reilly ther things from interest Acts, in been of particul moron:llse had cons ate from the l'ate, calling Ito the Pi cl to furnish the States ministe neion of the ation for'the ap- on Louis Kossuth im to the House eativ 4e. formerly f Mr. Van Buret; tinistor plenipotentiary to ation of Mr. Jobp Quincy iday, the 12th Dec., Royal Mail ste with the m hence of the 13t1 6 a.m., on the 26th, 4i hours sail from The public interest in Koss__ He was about to leave New York for P more, and Wapi , ingtnn. and will extent_ cinnatti. The New I ork Tribune sum butions to Kopsuth, during his stay 11,593 dollars 92 cents. In addition. he hac present c Teat r mber of books, maps different person The proceedings in Congress have no e, of Mississipu arolina, were th President in answer to a rev) for information on the anbjec Ito. A ion of t of firing d been presenteC precise instructi forwarded t at the Court of St. James' on this delic Carter (Dem.), of Ohio, moved the rules to enable him to introduce a yea poi ntment of a committee of five to Mn his arrival the capital, to intr, Decided in theC of Representatives _ 111 ; nays, 58 : not two-thirds. The mint in California had passed The death of the Hon Joel R. Poi secretary o Mexico, during war under the presi earlier •perioi Adams, is announced. I Statesburgh, Soutb Carol at the venerable age of seventy-three The Jc ~anal of Comme7,, days since, that the steamers of the Collins' line would leave here every other Wednesday, alternating with the British steam-ships. An advertisement w.- "-- ' - former to this effect, but the la' their Boston steamers during the winter, as " We stated, a'few sued by the thdr*w that a new arrangement his be Collins' steamer will leave New lowing every Boston steamer, qii this port to Liverpool, although The steamers of the Continents York the Saturday fol iving a weekly line from not on one re, lar day I Line, which - formert ye been ordered by Government to leave or with the latter. Catherine Hayes was singing at Metropoli Jenny Lind was about to give several farewell concerts in the same hall. Lola Montes was - Wet at one of tlic. Broadway v heatr( The New York Herald of th( following :—" We referred a few attirday, alternating date contains the ,he fact Grinneli,_Minturn, and Co., of thifi-City7a-n-d highly res . . _ . peetable firm of Boston, had mad e arrangements to supply any demand for small amounts of sterling exchange which may arise from five shillings upwards. This arrangement will be of great advantage to a great number of out adopted citizens, as well as strangers who sojourn among desirous of making a safe remittance to their friends We hope the parties embarked in this enter- in Europe Tise ma ork w iti :hly respiin house of Claris Dodge, and Co - ., have been, within s few years, in making our inland exchange work from Boston to St, Louis, and affording a secure and cheap medium of haige throw ghout the entire country The report of the Secretary of the Treasury would not, as thought, be issued before the Ist instant. be Panama railroad has been opened, and both freight passengers have been conveyed across the isthmus completed movement for bringing the Id with that of the European by way of Amen The ship British Queen, of Dublin, for New York, ran on Musgaket rocks, off Nantucket, on the 16th She bad on board 270 passengers, two of whom on sho ultimo perished with the cold ; the remainder were saved, and landed at Nantucket. The intelligence from California is character. The miner', .... - - labours for the season, appear to have done remarkably well, and have a large amount of gold on the way to the Atlantic States. We have accounts of a few more murclort lm the aurifer , 9 regions, but, generally, the state n' 'y improved, and appearances soon be, not opt- " ectually put down. with the crew an interesting were about closing th ;ems great Lynch law wi dh countenanced San Juan del N to mention that Man° had been banished to S There were rumour that another revolution had broken out in Nicaragua. We have advices from Havana to the 14th ult., bu they are unimportant. tour through the islands harbour of Havana. Ilse tiovernor-General was on 5. H.M.S. Arrogant was in th, Mexico, to the 9th 'ov., mention, that red off Vera Cruz. iquadron of Briti: )111IVIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YOP MONEY MARKET.— _ upward tendency. The money by the news from France. There is a desire, _ pitalists to hold up until later accounts are recee—. Mone was in plentiful supply, and easy at 7 per cent for sixty days. Sterling exchange is firm, at 103 to 103, with good bills at 101 The advicea from France have had but little influence upo bills on Peri. -tting to cause a general suspension of opt rations 4 bills have been made at $5 15c. Am tock market dosed tirm, with al is but slightly affecte, t of cs on the ps ved Sales of goo , is quoted at g, 36/ to 361 ; an port yes ter( balance, I'2 nted to .8'21,030 'nts, .87 y last circular was issued on the 17th install g the remainder of last week only a moderate busines was transacted, at a decline of *c. per lb., cases *c. On Sunday, the 21st instant, we per Europa, via Halifax, from Liverpool, to ket yesterday was an indisposition on the part o nade was at a d oper;ite, and what few sa to le. from the rates r Alsdrawn . t holders hay accounts from Europe n be formed as to the day last. from the ived brffl til confide 16th inatat : on the ma •ket, and lat. he cotton mark ice, howev country : any ser The sales 0 bales t ce shall 0.,e more be restor i t *c last evening have been e same time has been—to Liverpool, 4389 bale UFFS.—Flolii a bond, at 4 d sCirm4 :at 4 dole: 374 it 4 dole. 434 c. t the extent of 4,8 to 4 dots. 314 c. Nothing was id western, mixed [one in rye It white were taken at 1 dol. Bc., and 4,000 southern ditto, a dol. ic. Rye, barley, and oats were inanimate, yet Corn ruled firm, the busir ~—Pork brought 13 dols. 50c. to dole. to 15 dols. 25c. for about 151 brio - pectively the former value; while of bought at Bic., and 150 kegs ntc. t brls. prime and mess, at market. western, at ssc Pftovistoas prime •d there ashels mix R dols., and and mess, r ere 100 in at V.s.- -•• • iia of beef turday's rates , indicating a st( YonAcco.—Tobacco is inactive. The fall trade is est per, and nothing will be done till after the New Year. are very fine k sale of 50 tons Scotch pig 5. Importcd_yesterday,4,3! Ls effect, at 430 FR EIGHTS.—In freights the market is quiet and rather hes The rates are, to Liverpool : Cv , ton, 3-I6d ; flour, 12d ; gran to aid ; cheese, 20s ; dead weight, 15s ; naval stores. la 6d. London : flour, is 9d; cheese, 30s; beef, 4s 6d; dead wei! There is a fair demand for vessels foe the coast India trade. Naw OisLEA Ns, Dec. II 25a, &c. and We The COtton --- aleatiis morning have been 4,000 bites, at prices. Middling is quoted at 74c to Tic. The sales of week reached 42,000 bales. The receipts thus far are 130 bales ahead of the same time last year. Mess pork sells at 75c to $l4. Cotton freights to Liverpool are quot New York sight exchanges is at tto percent. discount. HAVANA, DEC. 1 Since our last report of thel4th ultimo the angel' market ben:L/110re active, prices having in the meantime undergo', further decline. The quantity for sate having since diminist holders evince more firmness, aid purchases can no longer made on the same easy terms. The weather has become and dry, and grinding has commenced on some estates, bat not be general until next month. Molasses of the new crop been contracted for at 24 ris. (12c. per gallon, or 5 4 per cr Or the first deliveries. Co& e has continued very scarce ; supplies of the new crap s A babas more thaq auffitieut for home CORIUI2IO,OII, -