Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-30
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The American Mail steamship Her.
mann, Captain WILSON, arrived ii, New
York, Thursday morning. She brings
advices from England to Wednesday,
the 9th Of October, her day oi sailing
from Southampton.
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool on
the 7th. During her passage one OF her
passengers, Mr.. Dennislown, Of Livcrf
pool was los. overheard.
The Queen arrived in Edinburgh
from Balmoral on the 7th, at 8 o'clock,
Pm.
When the Royal train was within
about l3 miles Of Edinburgh, one Of the
pipes Of the boiler Of the engine burst
which detained the train about an hour.
The accident was not such as 10 create
the slightest alarm to her Majesty.
A fresh engine was sent from Edin-
burgh TO bring the train in.
Her Majesty was most enthusiastically
received by the Inhabitants Of Edin-
burgh in her progress 10 Holyrood Pal
ace, from which she was to start for,
the South, on Wednesday morning.
FRANCE has been visited by very Sc
we're storms. The winter trade was
opening well.
The French Government has sent
M. Charles Duvergier TO Berlin on q
special mission Of inquiry into the sys
TEN Of duties and taxa,ions in Prussia.
A letter from Hesse states that OH the
30th ult. a search was ordered Of all the
booksellers establishments IN CasSel for
prohibited publications.
On the 9th ult. robbcr and mur-
derer, named Karl Brodock, was be.
headed in the interior OF the jail. On
the 2Sth, an old woman OF 60 underwent
the same punishment at Ostrowo, in
Posen. She had been found guilty Of
the murder Of her husband by pouring
boiling weier over him three times, be-
tween the 5th and ll.h Of September,
lS49. In both cases the execution took
place in the presence Of the authorities
and Jury OF the commune only.
FRANgFoRD.--The protests OF the
Government Of France and England
and the note Of Lord Gswley to the
President OF the Diet have, by resolu-
ton Of the body, been placed among the
a'chives without any answer. In the
debate that ended in this resolution the
improperly" Of the expressions used
in the French protest was particularly
alluded to.
Nrw YoRx, Sunday evening, Oct. 26.
The American steamship Pacific, from
Liverpool, Oct. 18th, arrived this after
noon.
Kossuth had not arrived in England
when the Pacific sailed hut the public
persisted in indulglng an expectation Of
his speedy arrival.
ESGLASD.
The prominent event IN England,
since the departure OF the Niagara, 10
the final closing of the Great Exhibition
Oh Saturday evening-an even: which
appears TO have taken place with much
less form, or even order, than might
have been expected.
The flood Of emigration from Great
Britain, as well as ireland, is beginning
TO excite the most serious apprehen-
SONS.
The government demand, for the re-
payment Of the money advanced to tho
Irish Unions, during the famine is caus-
inJ much stir throughout Ireland, and
some downright reputation.
FRANcE.-li was confidently stated in
Paris, on the 18th, that thel President
had really accepted the resignation Of
the Ministry. This was made more
startling by the further assurance. that
M. de Girardin would be a member OF
the new Cabinet. The TWO runners con-
joined, caused per cent, decline in the
funds, on the Bourse.
o. SrAIs.--The iriga,c Guatemala, with
enc hundred Of the Cuban invaders, has
arrived at Vigo, in Spain. The Venus,
with more, and the isabella Catholica,
with the widow OF General Emma, had
also arrived at Vigo.
The Queen Of Spain had summoned
the Cortes, for prompt assemblagc.
SThe Madrid Heraldo states that
ministerial crises had arisen, owing 10
the Minister oi Marine, General Armc-
70; rendering his resignation. in conse-
quence Of being opposed to granting
certain recompenses, demanded by the
Captain General OF Cuba, to the per-
sons who distinguished themselves in
resisting the Lopez invasion.