New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
GRAIN AND COTTON FIRM.

By the arrival Of the United States Mail
Steamship Franklin, Cap, J. A. worrKS. which arrived
Monday morning, we are in possession Of dies Of
psperstogether with usual correspondence. to tho
Ssth ut inclusive, from Havre Southampton and Lon
don.
The Washington, from this port, touched Oh
Cowes on her way to Bremen the 18Th ut, and the
British and North American Mail Steamer Americs from
Boston and Halifax arrived a, Liverpool on the 10Th
ul;
The following persons came passengers in
the Franklin:
NADINE Drvai Ms. r. Dieley N,, NJ x,,;, W ID G,--,
and sdy feiS ASTON satursn. kehe Leeuad l.
and cbJrcp TheO Reuke hay Anna Ba..-n d Hs,sssi
Nade rsrne sr CD Jrsa NADINE Edly and sharsn
H. Henri Lassac Gay Lusssc lady and children
iok E9 p ksn BO'SS A NJ f ss v9, A L L,
Alice Dunnng Thomas Powell PHILADELPHIA sasse y 81 PsAs.
M, ssssS NJ, sI Nasal ros Is B.s1. Kss, -;
and d den Aey Hosn j. Andesck LOUIS sAmyu cnsnasn
nsS chsre, D pclsy ,pd hdy Adphu, BsO. Pad Lssss
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Mrs saan Mrs: sai,G. ch,.le. Eaton Rs'n,rs' ys.s.
fasoSr, wsds%e DccooS Fsns, Lsc'oas r-sr rrsocs
sanbO, Duhae rss Gsuier J. coaf,css Caess.
R,uche Y de- Frobai AMI son Emanuel yevas Orleans
Lewis P,choni Mad L,asSe Jerome Jo,d, rsHss Ls..ss
fTsd acs,et Psr, ) O. 9aeSo, y Nar,, Nora as..na.
,n Marsse, Fouccar Hoffman, csrohue Ket Jok-.
Dubr faacos Dopy. Frenc Thomas hnsis Csrtsa
Misery lady and Jane Chapman, Ann williamson Anne
Pendergas,
From England there is no political news Of
importance The American Gusno Expedition to the
Lobos Islands was creating considerable uneasiness
among the dealers in Guano and the peruvian bond
hoders Fears of collision were entertained The
London TIMES OF 2sth ult contains article on the
subject condemnatory of the proceedings OF Mr. WEE
srER, and expressing conviction that the Peruvian
Government will be able to beat of or capture tho
whole OF the Merchant Vessels engaged In the cxpedi
ton unless the naval squadron of the United States
should interfere to prevent 1t.
The remains of the late Duke Of WELLNa
TON were still at wamer Castle awaiting the necessary
arrangements for the lying in state at Chelsea Hospital
QUEEN VICTORIA had not returned from
Scotland.
The excitement which had hitherto prevailed
respecting the weather had almost subsidized and the har
vest in the North almost brought to termination
The general impression was that the wheat crops the
whole would be under the average in quantity, while
the quality in most instances is inferior At Mark Lane
on the a7h ut new wheat sold but slowly the pre-
vious weeks prices while old wheat firm al rather
higher terms Foreign wheat more inquired for
and buyers compelled topay full prices but bust
ness was not extensive English mating Barley was In
request; Oats rather higher old Beans sold freely
Pea. lower; Flour without variation for both Enghsh
snd foreign Floating cargoes of Mediterranean Wheat
and Indian Corn in fair demand.
Four emigrant ships for Australia sailed
from Liverpool within few days prior to the Frank
Inns departure viz: the Tancred Ben Nevis, Shacka-
maxon. and Catharine Mitchell. They left In some
thing Of hurry so as to be before the LIST Octo
her, when the new Emigration Act comes ilo opera
ton, and would have required their fittings to BIO a.
tered.
Miss CusHMAY and THACKERAY, the Novel
st are both in LiverpooMiss c. taking leave OF her
friends preparatory passing the winter at Rome, and
TMAcKERAY, ecturing.
The Paris Journals are principally occupied
with chronclng the progress OF the President through
the Southern Departments. At Grenobe, Avignon and
Marseiles, the President received with the most
extrayagant outward demonstrations of JOY Beneath
ell this Of popular rejoicing however there arc
plain indications of dislike and hatred his rulo
This is proved by the discovery Of a well planned
conspiracy to assassinate the President at Marsees,
where a formidable internal machine, planted In q
house ON the street through which LOUIS NAPOLEON
was to pass the next day seized by the police Tho
machine was composed of $50 gunbarrels loaded with
l5C0 bullets, besides four blunderbusses similarly
charged with grape shot This battery II fired during tho
passage of the cortage, would have completely swept
away the President and all his attendants Many
Of the conspirators ARRESTED. The plot concoct
ed by secret society had long been watched by tho
police The London Times the authority of letters
from Paris states that the first official act toward tho
contamination of the Empire will probably take
place about the 18th of October, when the Presi
dents arrival at Tours decree viii be published In
the Moniear for extraordinary convocation OF the
Senate with the object Of examining the Addresses en-
anaiing from the Departmental Councils General and
Of either framing report thereon passing 5enatus
Consulte inviting LOUIS NAPOLEON to assume tho
Imperial dignity The return Of the Prince to Paris
after completing h present journey Is TO be celebrated
with regal and Imperial pomp and magnihcence that 70
10 eclipse anything of the sort seen even In France
The English Money Market showed slight
tendency to ghtness owing to an increasing demand
for money Public Securities rather fiat; Peruvian
Bonds depressed
In the produce Markets Rice had been ex-
tensyely purchased on American account. Taow was
linn
At Manchester business was rather less ac-
tive. In Birmingham orders from this side were said
to be comparatively small but there was good demand
from the Eastern markets and from Australia. Tho
high price of copper caused much uncertainty In all
manufactures connected with that metal The Iron
trade was much excited and the price hrm some
manufacturers advocated another rise OF ss per tun IN
addition 10 the advance Of 20s LIST of October In
the WOODEN Districts the home and foreign demand was
favorable Irish Linen market active.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was animated,
with saes on the 9Th Of 1900 bales, at rse Of J.
Price. on the 2sth firm, with upward tendency. Sales
e,Co0 bales.
Liverpool Prices Current Of Grain.
LIvgRPooL Ssb Month 9th, 1s5l
The ,eater continues fne for the advanced period Of tho
WHEAT having ,ons sia,onai s nv SIC .n. ~