The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
ARRIVAL OF TIE FRANKLIN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Arrangements in France for the Empire.
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attempted Assassination Of Louis Napoleon.
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onslaught on the American Minister
in London.
Or French, Chinese, and Naval Correspondence.
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
&C., &c., 30.
attempted Assassination Of Louis Napoleon.
Or French, Chinese, and Naval Correspondence.
AD v A N C IN RICE.



nsrDiDg. She left Havre at sssep on the 10Th ult.
t,ushed eff Cowes at sP. NJ of the same evening
~ the English mails via Southampton left there at
n p. NJ, and has made the run from the Needles to
sAis port in eleven days and nine hours.
She brings large and valuable freight of French
md continental merchandise from Havre, and near
, enc hundred and fifty passengers.
The United States mail steamer Washington
Captain E. NJ. Fitch, reached Cowes at 10 p. M of
She 25th ult., and having landed the English and
French mails and passengers, proceeded to Bremen
The America, from Boston and Halifax, arrived
eat on the 18th ultimo.
Our accounts by this steamer are Of four days
laasr date, from all parts of Europe, than received
BY the Asia.
The political news from Great Britain, by this
Steamer, is Of no account, neither had any matter
Of special interest transpred to occupy public at
ssation since the sailing of the previous steamer.
Amongst the fresh arrivals Of gold from Aus
tsalia are recorded the Midway, from Port Philip,
with sc, O5l ounces, valued at ego, 900, and the
Gauges, with II ,s52 ounces. valued at Ell 400.
The London Times, of the 18th ult, contains an
article censurpg Mr. Abbott Lawrence for his letter
10 the National Inteiligencsr, in which the express
non ipferring monopoly OF the Lobos Islands be-
tween Peru ar Great Britain is used. The article
also embodies structures upon the Jewett
expedition to these islands, and Mr.. Webster 9
20 ion thereon, and winds up by stating that in all
probability the expedition will fail, and the vessels
be captured but that in the event GIFTS success, tho
parties engaged in it only be considered as a
nest of pirates, pending the establishment of satis-
isctery title to the islands by this government
The English Channel Squsdron, under rear Admi-
sal Cory consisting Of the Prince Regent, of 80
suns Rodney go and Leandsr so, arrived at Queens
town, on the 26th uit, from Lisbon
The body of The late Duke of Wellington still
mains at Wslmer Castle 1t was enclosed in an
outer coffin of the finest mahogany, covered by a
pail the whole surmounted by fanereal plumes
The family and household had left the Castle, and
the lustIous dead reposed in solitary state, under
Ne protection Of guard of honor from his own
seaiment-the Rife Brigade.
BY the appended paragraph. extracted from the
Eastra Counties Gazette, it will be seen that q
line OF British screw steamers is to be established
between Hull and this port
We believe that may TO assert that the Hu
company for carrying out the New York trade, nearly
established Since last notice understand that
meeting of some gentlemen favorable TO the scheme
been held and Offers of assistance in the formation Of
company freely made Ii is thought most desirable
ny the trade at first moderate scale and bel
INST two screw ships Of loo tons each will be
upd sufficient Several of the largest shippers New
York and exporters also fsu that city have declared
tseiI intention support the tine. Hitherto the great
bulk Of the nseed oil exported TO America has had to
- forwarded via London and the enormous Of pas
peers passing through Hull to Liverpool Ia we'll known
10 al In Hull or German smigrants for Amerioa, about
fifteen thousand have this year passed through Hull
The price Of silver dssrs had risen in the London
market three eighths of penny an ounce The
specie about 600 600, received by the last West
India steamer having been sold for India, the dol
lass at bS5d and the bar filver at 60}d per
sspce.
The London Times publishes the prospectus of
rsposed railway from Antwerp to Rotterdam aud
Of q new Indian bank, to be called the Bank of
Upper India, with capital of S5000000
The rapid increase of joint stock enterprises such
- hanks, docks, railways, English and foreign min
ing companies, and other schemes, seemed to tend
towards greater demand for money, notwithstand-
ing the abundance Of capital
The excitement which had hitherto prevailed re-
harvest in the North was almost brought to termi.
nation The general impression vas, that the wheat
crops. the whole, would be under the average in
4UsBtity, whilst the quality in most instances is in
5erisr. At Mark Lane, on the 27sh ultimo, new
WDoAt soiu out fioNiy III PItSlous week
vale old wheat was firm a. rather higher terms.
Foreign wheat was more enquired for, and buyers
were compelled to pay full prices but business was
net extensive. English mailing barley in re-
saest Oats rather higher. Old beans sold freely
Peas lover. Flour without variation for both Eng
kAh and foreign. Floating csrgoes of Mediterranean
wheat and Indian corn in fair demand.
The English money market showed a slight ten
dsney to tightness, owing to increasing demand
for money. Public securities were rather fat. Pc.
ruvian bonds depressed.
In the produce markets, rice had been extensively
purchased on American account. Talov was firm
At Manchester, business rather less ective. Ia
B6mu CHAM, orders from this side were said to be
comparatively small, but there was good demand
from the Eastern markets, and from Australia The
high price Of copper caused much uncertainty in all
manufactures connected with that metal The iron
trade was much excited, and the prices firm. Some
manufacturers advocated another rise Of 20s per
ton, in addition to the advance of 2Os on lot DC
tober. In the woolen districts the home and To-
reign demand WAS favorable. Irish linen market
active.
The Liverpool cotton market was animated, with
sales Oh the 9th o. IL, 900 bales at arise of one
eighth Of penny Sales on the 18th, 5000 bales,
the market having an upward tendency.
There n long article in tho D6Jats on the uni
yersal exhibitions Of industry announced for 1853,
In Ireland and New York. The DsbdfS regrets that
these exhibitions shouid be Simultaneous, as this
circumstance must, it thinks. be injurious to both;
and 10 is besides, Of opinion that neither OF them is
absolute necessary, soon after the Great Exhi-
bitioA Of London 1t is not 10 he suppose says the
DGbafs, that in 60 short period industry have
made sach progress 10 render other public exhi
bitioLs necessary.
A letter from Madrid Gays -
n bn staf
sbe ssdit,ous journal oandstncly oircul ed there
der the name Of la Yos del P6o Cbono has been found
Cut ut est Though dated from havana IL published
10 the United States me engaged In osrryiug is
preson 70 Cuba and the person whom its oistr bu-
tisn vas conrgnod, bao s,so been discovered.
The Paris Prose- quotes statcmen. from the
GaSnfe az Brestaa- 5u. to waich no credit ia at
taohed-that the Emperor Of Austria he'd demanded
the hand Of the Princess Vasa. IL ia beloved in
political circles in Psris that the lady is destined by
The Emperor Of Russia. for Prince Adalbsrt, Of Ba-