The New York herald., 1851-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The United States mail steamship franklin arrived
of this port on Sunday morning, at 10 O'clock having
left Hsvre at A. NJ, on the 22d and Cowes Roads
(where she took board the semi weekly Engish ss)
at p NJ the same day. performing the voyage thence
IN the space Of 10 days and 15 hours
The Franklin makes highly successful trip in pecu-
mary point Of view she brings upwards Of Ito passsn
gers (a first CLASSY and fair cargo of French merchsn
disc on freight considering that the winter shipping
season from France has not yet commenced.
Amongst the passengers In the Franklin notice
Chevaer de sodie, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penpotentary from the Court of Brazil to the United
States. accompanied by his lady and family.
The British and North American mail steampship
Africa, with dates from this side to the 9Th ultimo'
reached the Mersey at midnight of the 18th 0ct afte
apassage often days and nine hours stesmng time
She encountered very heavy weather.
The steamship g. g. Lewis arrived at Liverpool
from Boston, on the 2ls alt after passage over III
days The 8. 8. Lewis experienced heavy Il. and NE
winds till the morning of the 18th October when en-
countered a violent gale from the Me- during which he
propeller carried awayher position at the time
being s5 miles W. Of Cape Clear and enly 1oH daysa
sea- The remainder Of the voyage performed
der canvass and the Lewis taken into the Mer
sey by two steam tugs.
When the Franklin left, the Washington Capt FLOYD
although Is days out from New York. had arrived
and serious fears entertained thought that
her machinery had become deranged.
The U. s. mail steamship Baltic reached the Mersey
at A. M. Of toe 22d ult, after Of 10 days Is
hours, mean steaming time.
Southampton in a state of great excitement
awaiting the long expected advent of Louis Kossuh the
Hungarian patriot who to arrive there the 23d
oath nit, by the steamship Madrid, from Gibraltar
The proposed arrangements comprehend grand recep.
tion the part of the at large the of
address by the Corporation in open court banquet
given by the Mayor and Corporation to the iustrious
exile, at which the American Minister Lord Dudley
Stuart and many leading celebrities connected with TIE
Bungarisn struggle, to be present and finally
great mass meeting which to be he in the open
in front Of the American consulate, where stage
be erected and the ceremonial of publicly presenting
kossuth with flag sent by the Hungarian residents In
New FORK. to be observed After all these ovations
10 the Ex-Governor Of Hungary he to proceed 10
London 10 be feted by the Corporation Of the metropolis
Most Of the municipal bodies OF England had voted ad
dresses to kossuth a national subscription being
got up in his favor and during hs stay in England he
will be the lion Of the day anding the efforts
of portion of the press to dam his reputation
The correspondent OF the London Tins writes from
Vienna that the Austrian cabinet had decided to recall
their representative at the Court Of st James
kossuth should be received al audience by Lord Palm
erston. the Ell glish Secretary.
Her steamer Birkenhead arrived at Plymouth
the 18th u with intelligence from the Cape of food
Hope TO the 18th September The very dis
coursgng TO the English cabinet The hostile Csfres
far from being subdued continued to disturb the
tier and Sir Harry Smith the command@rn chief hal
rection Additional troops,sto the number of 10000
would vas ssid be required to restore peace in the
affected districts Several chiefs hitherto neutral had
announced their determination 10 take part with the
enemy and had sent messages to other chissins
ursng them to join the war party and unite with the
sea The British troops had suffered repuss
near the Fish River Bush and the Csfres commit
tiLg great depredaons in the colony Large reinforce
ments 10 be sent.out Immediately but it tbs
general impression that great expenditure Of boed
treasure would be necessary to terminate the
the most anxious attention o' Europe directed Our
he French capital extend to the 2ls ult
The quasi instruction in the dspaTtment Of the Cher
entirely at end. The ministerial crisis had
received any solution Al the date OF our most reoe adj
vice. and every thing epveloped in perplexy and
doubt The President had had several conferences with
u Billsuit with view Of inducing that gentleman
form an administration; but they led 20 result; aud
subsequently the President had telegraphed Bordeaux
requesting Ducos repair to Paris his arrival
In the capital was hourly expected To him II sup
pofed ~oulo he confded forming ministry;
sud the combination spoken Of in Paris follows
fairs; NJ Masne' Public works; NJ Abbsiacci Ja.tics;
General st. Armand War NJ Vincent the present Pre-
feet OF the Seine harne was spoken OF as the success
sor to NJ Carrier the Prfect Of Police who had LEFT Paris
for seus.
opin,ors in political circles greatly divided
ference 90 the prorrety and policy OF the step recently
taken by Louis Napoleon; but the impr ssion gain
ing ground rapidly that II the only open to
him TO defeat the Vaccinations of the egtmit and Or
lesnt PARTIES and TO prevent the election Prince de
Joinville or General Chargsrnier to the Presidency
whether the succesefu one time alone can ds-
termine Paris meanwhile enjoys profound tranau utility
and there no fear Of outbreak At presentin fact
u has tecn remarked, with some surprise, by those
| who have. obeeryed how easily panic created in
the commercial circles Of Paris In former years that
the lat week had passed In comparative tranquility
although the most alarming announcements Of pro:
jected caps dea accompanied by stat. calculated
to shake the strongest nerves msde, simultaneous
y In various quarters Those reports believed
TO have been propagated for party purposes The shop
keepers appear to be satisfied with the Of their
sales while there fair employ ment for the operative
classes. the accounts from the manufacturing districts
being favorable The conservative journals very fu
riou against the President who they say will enter into
an alliance with the enemies Of order. This not the
general belief and in diplomatic circles there appeared
to be general confidence that he would be much
ever The enemy Of the red republicans and socialist
The Ode IL oepsed than any Of the other
vstive journss but this accounted for the fact that
the move Of Louis Napoleon, let IL end II may for
h will be fatal to the Joinvne intrigue Public oyinion
much divided, in Psr, TO the conduct Of Louis Ma
poleon but most Of the letters provinces con-
stating that he has gained ground with the pea
sanry and that II will be impossible 10 prevent his
election by large majority let the Assembly do what
will. The French fund. were very steady In prics.
The Austrian government continued is brutal efforts
for the suppression OF liberty in Italy On the llth DC
tober Luigi Deteso formerly Vice Secretary OF the mu-
niciI elty Cf Venice hanged in that city amidst
immense concourse Of spectators His crime having
carried on correspondence with liberal society and for
having circulated publications in Lombsrdy dsnzerou
for the security ef the state His execution produce
an imnenss sensation. Doteso met his fate with tn
The CovTIes MTcanils Of Genoa states that serie.
under contemplation to incorporate Tus
cany with the Austrian empire. All the pubis Offices In
Tuscany are to be filed by Austrisns and number
Tuscan officers and dplomatists pensioued of and the
army marched o to Verona 20 be replaced by Austrian
soldiers. This requires confirmation
Accounts from Greece state that eectual stop has
AT last been put piracy in the part Of the Med
terrsresn by the execution Of the pirate chief Negrcs
and the dispersion Of the band Of iespersdoe. under his
command The Grecan Archipelago may now there
| fore be nsvigsted In safety
From Madrid. we learn that the Spanish government
had determined not to send troops at present. TO
Cuba than Sufficient TO replace those killed and
wounded by Lopez and his followers The Queen Of spain
has addressed an autograph letter to the nhssitsn Of
the invasion Of the islar BY the American pirates The
royal letter h TO be Deposited In the archives OF the city
81 Havana, ard authentic copies 10 be forwarded to
i all the municipalities Of the Island.
The health Of the King Of Hanover In very pre-
carous state and the Duke Of Cambridge had been
moned to visit His Majesty His dissolution evident
| ly approaching
The London Times states that the effect Of the Ausra
liam gold discoveries regards the demand for shipping
to Sidney hes been 10 activity reighs but very
in tha