The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-03

Spain.
The news Of the re establishment Of the French Emprs
has caused little feeling at Madrid
Reports were current atey that changes in the dpo-
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs would be tsnt to
washington but they are now contrsdicted
II y stated that General Olloqn has resigned his com
laNeros has been appointed IN his place There is now
rnsor that General cansdo Is to be superseded in the
govccnment OF Cuba by General Count dc Mirasol this
| however, Is contradicted by the Espano.
A despatch from Madrid dated 10th, announces that
and Is succeeded by Cristovsi Bordfn Rsynoso Minister
Of Commerce also resigns ana is succeeded temporarily
| by BeItram de Lbs.
Austria.
The ministerial Hthographc sheet of Vienna examines
1T length The establishment the empire In Fsauoe
The tone Of the article is quite friendly to Louis Napo
leon Austis t states without repudistng the princi-
new sovereign OF France, who s supported the triple
basis Of popular election imperial succession and
hostility shown by Louis Napoleon to the (so calle)
party Of anarchy" gives guaranty for soldly estab
lished government
Italy.
The company formed at Genoa, month since, under
the name Of the Transatlantic Company for tho esab
lisbment OF regular steam commun ncaton between Ge
oan and North and South America has been authorized
The United States frgste San Jscinto arrived 9Th ut
in the Gulf Of Spezza and after taking In provisions put
to sea, together with the Cumberland
SgDor Rufni Director General OF Roman police died
sth inst Ross now delegate At Ravenna will it Is said
be appointed his with the restoration Of the
old title OF Governor OF Rome.
Belgium.
The Belgian Senate was convoked for the 3oth ult.
The committee charged with the OF the new
Press Law continue their abors They have arrived at
the significant paragraph offence committed by the
press against foreign soyereigns."
Germany.
nv ind nl hat the mo- ifcn
tions in the Austrian tariff will take effect in Jan
uary next At the came time will the ten per cent
additional duty levied during the FIRST year the tariff
on textile goods millinery and haberdashery, clothing
wrought metals, jewelry, and mixed fabrics In Jan
effect N''''' ''' -" N'' Np'A ''''A VIM ''N'' 'n''
The .augsJrg Gazette under date Athens, I'd nst
says"A courier has arrived here with important des-
relative to the succession to the throne Of Greece signed
by the protecting powers The ministers wished to
YOKE the Chambers Immediately TO submit the protocol
cared to them that belonged to the protecting powers
alone to regulate the succession"
turkey.
The viceroy OF Egypt has forwarded to the Sultan
remittance on London for G3Oo0oO steflpg This sea-
sonabe contribution has removed all anxiety respecting
repayment of the loan Political affairs remain in satu
quo.
The Andes Transatlantic Steamer.
From the Liverpool Times, Nov 20
intended for the trade between Liverpool
and New York, Boston and Portland arrived here
sanguine expectations. She is very fno vessel The
Alps the second Of the line Is to be here next month
The Andes Is the first Of the new auxiliary eet OF
steamers by which the CuRard Company intend vastly
to extend the sphere Of their operations. They will
have regular weekly departure from Liverpool
to New York instead of fortnghtly, as at present
when the departure week is for Boston and the
other for New York. The laying on Of these screws
also the steam transport goods between Great
been within the reach OF merchants excepting by
of sailing vessels There will also Immediately be estab
lshed in connexon with the Cunard line between Liver
pool and New York, new and regular route between
the latter port and Chages and thence with the Pacific
1t promises to be the opening of an Immense line of
steam communication the vast advantages resulting from
which, will, doubt gradually develepe themselves
The Andes has been built by Messrs William Denny and
Brothers. of Dumbartou and her engines supplied by
Mesas Tullock and Denny, of the place. Her di
mensions are
Tonnaee. ato ,to sons. @
Length Of keel and fore rake ESQ ssS '.s'
Breaoth OF beam. am...........,.......... ~
Depth Of hold. ...................... %
Power OF engines. ...................,. 800 horses
The engines are Of the geared beam class the cylinders
Of 60 inches diameter and length Of stroke 81 inches
The Andes has accommodations for 1sa passengers viz
62 first and 122 second class She has sowage for 900
tons Of goods and in the event Of the cabins not being
filled their fittings up easily be removed to extend
the stowsge space Her cabins fitted up generally In
the style Of the Cuuard steamers She has saloon 55
feet in length beautifully decorated On each side
"a marble Corinthian columns. with electropated capt
tails and bases and numerous beautifully gold gilt figures
Of rritons &c. The cabins are heated by steam and
fully ventilated 1t is worth while to mention that the
Andes has been fitted up with an engine ard boiler
and the duties of which OF the most mutfarious
kind 1t is ready to extinguish fire, the csbins
draw the bilge water and fill the copder sing distng
tanks which very spacious and will always secure
to the chip abundant supply Of fresh water long
there is fuel board fact this engine is servant
vided with similar one
This company has immense steam feet In progress
Of construction which may briefly notice wiz the
Arabia timber ship. OF 24o2 tons and 900 horse power
which lie almost completed, and will take out the mails
the Persis of loo and 1000 power which will
be ready next summer She Is OF iron and will be the
largest steamer in the world. These are both paddle
steamers Then there the Alps, the Taurus the Ten
erife the Babec, the Mes the Etna and the Jura all
iron and varying from 0co to 2c0O tons These
all building the Clyde and will follow each
other in rapid succession to keep the regular
communication between Cheat Britain New York and the
Pacific
1t is worth while to mention that the Andes has
compass fitted up the top of the mzenmast entire
y isolated from the attraction Of the iron ship "
onsly take place in iron ships be at all times cor
rected.
Markets
LoNpor MONEY MARKEr, Friday Evening, Nov l9 =
and have closed at slight further improvement Con-
soils for money opened at 100 to a. and u consequences
Of purchae 81 eco GOO stock by the government bro
ksrs well of a demand from other quarters they
advanced to 1908 to a. at which they remained up to
nination OF for the vtk december tne
last price 1904 Bank stock left OF at 222 to 223
reduced 6e to 100; Three and Quarter per Cents l03
to al Long Annues, "a India stock, 274 to 276; India
Bonds Sis to 84s and Exchequer bills 70s to 73s.
MUM. The market for foreign securities vas on the
well maintained to day but the business trans
acted chiefly in Turkish and Sardinisn. The bar
gains In Turksh were at g. "a "a, " and y premiumi
and In Sandman at ee2l 100, 1904, 9ssl,, and
100 for money, and 100 for the account; Mesi-
can remained steady at 257G Austrian, 61a aud
epremium; Buenos Ayres, "A; Gillian lo7; Danish Five
per Cents 1885, Granada Deferred, 1o1s Peruvian De-
fred, 81; Portuguese -Four per Cents, SsS and S71i
Russian Five Cents for account us, tpauh rhree