New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
Dates; London, Aug. 4 Paris, 3.

The U. S. Mail Steamer Franklin. Capt
wotten, arrived from Southampton and Hsvre at an
early last evening" putting In possession OF our
usual and dispatches Of four days atss
date than received by the Africa
The Franklin left Cowes Roads at 10 p.
NJ on the ith inst having departed from Havre at p.
H. of the day. She briggs 100 passengers and IN
immense and costly cargo OF French, Swiss, and Cont
mental manufacture shipped at Havre to the value Of
upward OF two millions of dollars ten mlllons OF
francs.
Among the passengers, are S.C.Good-
rieh L. s. Consul at Paris, and bearer of dspatches
the Princess Murst and Rev. Geo. H. Hastnss, Of Bos.
ton, bearer Of dispatches from Turin
The Washington touched off Cowes at 3
A. NJ on the 3lst July her way to Bremen from thi
port. The Canada, from Boston and Halifax, reached
Liverpool at P. NJ of the same day.
The United States Mail steamship At
lanc arrived at Liverpool at 7. ON VI" "a
a.. o.., VI sauvucster, nom Philadelphia, reached tho
Mersey at midnight on the Sd. The steamer had V
pu, Into Tough Foyle for coal.
The West India mail steamship OrinocO
arrived at Southampton on the I'd August, having on
board specie from the Pacific California and Mexico 70
the value of $685. i96. OF this amount the sum Of
A. 500 600 In silver dollars that quota Of the Aue
can INDEMNIFY paid by this Government to Mexico and
shipped from Vera Cruz by the latter to Messrs Barring
BROTHERS & Co. of London for distribution among tho
Enssh Bondboders of Mexico, In the shape Of overdue
diyidends
The dates brought by this steamer from
Southampton, London and Hsvre to the 9Th inst.
Inclusive and from Paris to the3d with teegrsp dis
patches from Liverpool to P. H. Of the 4!h. Wehavs
also received the midday Second Editions Of The
London Times of the day Of sailing, received u South
ampton by special expires"
The following persons came passengers
In the Franklin:
s. Goodrich, U Consul at Paris and Bearer OF Dts
patches, Lyins.to. ,,Sy and ehild Js:os SSa,msa
ssSs% %D Dsffp f ssnr M Ssp s.nsy s"a LADY,
q Escher, Albert Morei A. Fauaat, samuel Gui'laume.
lady child and servant, Miss a. HsnSon Barley Dane
York Oliver HopkinsCn, lady children sod ssrysnts.
Mrs Swami Chas. fiopkin.on. VIM Hogkiusos q Ham,
Pepper. child and servant C. r. M.nnot Mis-; Nary Leg
81. Nj; Geo asa. 81 %
hin lady children end serS, VIM Lthso~ all OF bostou
Eugene JaecsId, sudsnt and lady T. Ks,noid. LADY
Ourdon Gates Mrs Mayer child and servant Of Cincinnati;
Vidal Z. Gigasl ls:a". Fsiusr Of oG,is:n.;
Miss Dora psPett The PRINCES. Mrts. and servant y
kS s%I w Mfs Of Of Pa j. s%n 6ocos
Aes LADY two children and e, MI. yietors Hs:
Mise f. dseis j. D. Lsbat. lady and child Dr. Dsbun,
Anne Legend, Josephine ROLAND, p Boel A Gileo, G.
Money schnzen G Dem'ry' Ma sIst AIsostins Of
GsIs Ls as child Of ''d lady,
The Franklin does not appear to bring
any news Of great political Importance either from Eng
lard or the Continent.
No great interest was attributed in Lon
don % the note Of Mr. Daniel Webster, respecting tho
fishery right as the matter considered susceptible
of an easy and smcsble adjustment The DAILY Rsps
winds I'D 60 article on tho subject by almost accusing
The DERBY government Of wishing 10 fomens abroad
i EN- s sss Mr. webster may perhaps be counting
popularity but blsmes the British Foreign Secretary Tor
seeking protect the trade by bouDtes at the sumo
time siding with the Bri,sh Governments interpreta'
ton OF the treaty.
The general Elections having been
brousht 10 close gbout the United Kingdom thsre
uas complete lull 10 party and political exci.smsnt
Zach section Of politicians was quietly counting ns
siren 9Th and marhains i forces for the comnnpar'
Iisrren,syv strugee Ia October There seemed 70 be
10 - ~, sny Government would be Impossible In
,h st,,t.on Of Parliament IL was thought.
,h.,In n neither Lord Derby or Lord John Rasscn
I'D he Able % command a sufficient majority 10 g.
,sbIish strong government This idea, however, 10
| not worth mucn
| Letters from Paris mention that the
sop,ptnent Of a. Foud 10 the Ministry OF ststs, had
tsken every one BY surprise, and caused conderao's
rise in the French funds The elections Tor the De-
nsrmeptal Councils General had terminated generally
Ia the triumph Of the ministerial candidates. owing 70
the activity Of Projects Ia intsnidaiins the voters
| Petitions praying for the establishments
of the hereditary Empire circulated In ssvsra Of
the departmental The following is copy Of which.
II Il stated has already received many signatures In
the rural communes Of the department Of the Cha
| rente:
| "To NM lie S<natsuvs;
"The undersigned, inhabitants Of the commune o. -,
department Of the ChsEents, have the honor 70
yop lie preion Of their shss Considering II the IN
stability inherent in the elective power opeooo -
security and continuance OF the seton 81 ss
the .siabi.hnert Of public confidence 70 tns "A
industry to opersii. ns requdDg eIedisy;; ,s ~
legitimate and the most sacred nops u L.so "a y. a.
.sosias: to srco~sss y.i, :.s saI':s. s'o.S
| 90 the pat Of msu Who ~ IN ~ - 49,