The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-08
TELEG r a p n I c.
Arrival OF the Hermann.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, June 6th-The steamer Hermann
with Bremen da,es of the 2lst, and Southamp
ton Of the goth, has arrived. She brings 80
mas, 6 ers among whom Madame Altoni
and suite. The Nisgara arrived out on the oath
ult.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The cotton market is tending upwards with
an increased demand. The sales on the "a h
reached 1000 bales On the 18th speculative
demand sprung up, and 10000 bales were sold
at Id advance.
BRrApsTurFs -Maxwells circular of Tues
day saws there was fair attendance at to day
market. and wheat and -four met with a good
consump i've demand at Sd. advance in flour,
and Id. in wheat Corn was very scarce, and
parcels on the spot brought Is. lsd. advance.
There were no cargoes off the coast.
LONDON MARKETS.
The corn market at Mark Lane remained firm
at the late advance, and in some cases the prices
Of last week were exceeded. Foreign wheat
was unchanged American flour sold more
freely but prices had not advanced. Floating
carpoes of corn and wheat continued scarce,
and were held firmly at slight advance.
The mnney market was easy and the English
funds firm.
The provincial trade reports were satisfactory
In Manchester transactions had been entered
into with increased freedom AT Birmingham
large orders and remittances were coming IN
from the United States.
The mercantile firm of Sinclair a. Boyd al
Belfast had stopped payment. Their Liabilities
exceed 100000.
Kossuth's mother and family had arrived IN
London and would shortly leave for America.
new Austrian loan of e. 100000 bearing
per cent interest had been issued in London.
The principal feature Of the political news is
the address of Lord John Ru sell to the cleo
tors of the city of London. He announces him
self candidate for the city at the approaching
election. which refu.es his rumored appoint
ment to the peerage. His address reviews the
career of the late ministry and bids high for pop
ularity and Office.
The liberal candidate has been returned from
Windsor by high majority.
The new Chrystal palace project excltes great
interest, and double the number of shares re.
quired have been applied for
FRANCE
The mission of NJ de Heckerru to the Empe
rors of Austria and Russia has proved com
plete failure, both of them having refused him
audience Accounts from Paris chiefly relate
to speculations concerning a coalition formed
AGAINST Napoleon by the nor hern powers during
the recent visit Of the Gar. A correspondent
of the London Times sends the substance OF
notes drawn up by the northern powers, who DO
not object to Napoleon's becoming an elective
Emperor, but announce their determination to
resist any attempt on his part to found and per,
petuate an imperial dynasty. In the event OF
Napoleon's becoming an elective Emperor, the
northern powers would demand this assurance
to observe existing treaties, to keep within the
present territorial limits of France, and to eX
plain the political doctrines Of his government
They profess to look upon Napoleon only as the
TEMPORARY and provisional ruler, and recognize
the House of Bourbon as the sole legitimate dy
nasty of France. This determination has occa
stoned great chagrin to the Bonapartlsts.
SARDINIA.
The ministerial crisis in Sardinia was likely
to conclude by the appointment of the Marquis
de Azelpio as President of the council
PORTUGAL.
Advices from Lisb bon to the 29th Of Apr
state that the government was about to raise thu
tariff so far as relates to the duties upon articles
of import.
Great Fire at Montreal.
MONTREAL, June 7.
A destructive fire occurred here yesterday
involving loss roughly estimated at $1,000,
600. 1t commenced at 6 o'clock a. m. in car
penter shop ut the corner Of Lemoyne and st
Peter sis. The residence Of J. Martin, adlon
mo. was burnt and two of his children persisted
n the flames.