The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
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Sept 2stb At 2 p. NJ left Liverpool; at p.,sed
packet ship Queen of the West going into Liverpool;
strong gales and heavy sea; could land the pilot
Sept S9thoBrsk gale; ''1s A. NJ, passed Royal Mail
Sept 3Cth Strong gales, and heavy head soa passed
brig feronice. u Ab-ry st~ith.
Oct )st.-Fresh gales and squslly.
Oct 2d-fresh breeze, and CLOUDY
Oct. 3d.-strong breeze, and head sea.
Oct. 4th Fresh bresze, aud CLOUDY.
Oct. 9th - fresh breeze, and ci oudy
Oct tth-Presh gate, and heavy head sea.
Oct Tth.-fresb breeze, al cloudy.
Enterprise bound W.
Oct. 9th Strong breeze and clear.
Oct 10tb.-fine weather; A. NJ. received pilot;
$50 T. 81 anchored at the Spit buoy.
The news is unusually devoid of interes, to the
general reader.
An article, which is considered manifesto on
the part Of the President of the French republic,
appears in the BiO-iftur Do S0V, a semi.of :ial
paper, announcing his intention, ss mentioned in
the Ne,c Yorh Herald Of Thursday, if necessary,
OF appealing to the nation for prolonga tion of his
period Of Office. A dssension appears to exist in
the French cabinet on the subject OF the manifesto
recently published in the AIoaitem d.. lSoir, but
which has since been disavowed by authority, and
il is believed that change in the ministry will be
the result.
The Count de Chambord has put out manifest o,
rejecting sppe al TO the people Of France and ap.
pointing as his ministers, the Duke de Lewis, Gen
~ Priest, M. BerIyer, the Duke des Cars, and the
hsrqsis d" pes,s-e,- 40 90. q .s~.i ~ho~s eoass,
tutonsl principles il mentioned IN this declaration
II has already given great offence to NJ. de la
rochej squehn and portion OF the .egitimiss in
deed, its only effect will be to strengthen the partie
OF tie President and the Count d. Paris.
! M. de Larocbejsquelin has addressed a letter Il
The leading legitimst papers, insisting upon the
necessity Of recognizing the national will as the
base Of all reIgny and showing that this doc.
trine Is not new, but has always been the rule ia
France.
The new law requiring that editors shall attach
signatures TO their leading articles has come into
operation. II will eondace much TO weaken the
power Of the press OF France.
A Grand review took place at Versailles on the
Esd ult a. az which the President Of the republic,
accompanied by the RePaulese smbassador, at
tended.
The cotton market was quie I, and quotations
were gradually gong down to the scale OF the
week previous. TIL. last advance Of ID. to "a. was
hardly sustained. The following were the quota
tons on the 9Th -
Fair UplapJs, ..s....,.., 7'ad,
Mobile, ...'''''. ..'..'''ss.'''''5
Sales on Friday, September 9th, 1000 to 500
beIss
IN the absence Of en- coursging aiyices from ii.
verpool, the llayre cotton market Yves very dull
on the 9th ult. only Il3 bales sold ~ at 2
O'Clock. The st. Denis had arrived from New
York, with i,CC2 bales Of Cotton.
Advices from Cuxhaven state that on the 2lrd nit
the danes proceeded to blockade the river Eyder,
aud that they expelled therefrom as many a. forty
vessels OF various nations
The Austrian Council aow sitting al Frankfort
on the difference between the Eec,or Of Ilesse and
his subjects has resolved that the Hessiin Cow
eminent shall use all means to preserve the soyer-
egn authority in the Electorate, and that the Diet
viii take all necessary steps TO secure and restore
a state Of LEGALITY ard order. The High Court Of
Appeal at Gfiefswade has reversed the verdict Of
The lower court, which declared NJ. Hassenphug
guilty Of forgery.
The council of German governments, sitting at
Frankfort has declared that the refusal Of the lles-
sian Metto grant the supplies Is illegal, aud opposed
TO the Interests Of the courder ition The city Of
Cassel remained perfectly iraDqDil, though suller-
ing from the suspension Of al administrative husi-
mesa The Frankfort Council have instructed the
governments q Hanover and Wuricmburg 10 pre-.
pare 10000 men, and 10 keep Ihem in readiness ior
airy emergency
II It's stated that the differences which have ex.
ised between the courts Of Spain ard Sicily since
the marriage Of the Count De Montemolin have nov
ceased, snd that TIE former ambassador at Naple
about TO return 10 his diplomatic post.
The Queen Of Spain has signed diploma, grant
ing the Order of the Golden Fleece TO the Presiden
Of The French Republic.
The departure of the troops ffom Spain, CON
posing the expedition to Cuba Is fixed for the l5tl
Of October
The governments OF Austria, Pru Isia, Bavaria
end Ssxony have, IL is stated, concluded coaven
uos fo- Tie establishment Of electric tcleRraphs, arr
have agreed to general tariff, by which the pric
is reduced 50 per cent.
The disputes betwten the Pope and the Slrdiniai
government still continue. His helness refuses 2
receive M. Pinelli in his official capacity.
Turkey is IN an improving state bat the Austrian
government Is again commencing dispute abou
the Hungarian refugees
u is said that the King of Greece means TO add
cate, and separate from his queen.
The London POD QIord Palmerston's organ,
says
We are tpsbled 10 state that the conduct Of Com
mender schombsrg. and the Cormofant. stss m.sloof
ON The e"sst 81 Brasil In capturing the tour Saver
and svepging the insult 20 the British hae ny dsms
shins the tot that fred at him. hss be-n NOT OIL
approved BY the admiral the station and inc sosn
r.r, hone bat has besp justia.d By The sp''oriti'
81 Rio.