The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE TROUBLES
BETWEEN TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Submission Of Herat to the Shah Of Persia.
The Return of Mr.. ThraSher, Late of Cuba
STATE OF THE MARKETS.,
&c, SC, &c.

The American mail steamship Atlantic Captain West,
arrived at this port at o'clock lat night She left Ii
vcrpool on Wednesday noon, the 9Th inst.
The news by the Atlantic days later but it is
no Importance.
The steamship Africa, hence arrived at Liverpool at
half past seven O'Clock Sunday morning. the I'd inst
She left New York at noon on the 2lst ult.
Adviccaffrom Paris state that NJ Lebeau member OF
the Council General Of the Pas de Calais had refused
take the oaths to the President Of the Republic
The government had abandoned the project of expe-
dion to the Great Kabya ip consequence of the sub
mission Of tho Zouavuas,
Tho Earl of Derby IN reply to Lord Granville, stated
that the government had prescat intention of
ing the TRANSATLANTIC Packet Station from Liverpool 70
any Of tho southern or western ports of Ireland.
Adyces from the Cape of Good Hope to the 18th OF
March have been received Coouel Marlborough and
sign HILBERT of tho 9lst and Captain Bramley Of the
Capc Corps have been wounded and twentysx soldiers
Of the 91st and 74th Regiments, killed and wolnled in
an attack upon some Kafir kraals in the W.terkloof
Sir II. snia left King Williams Town n the 18th of
March, with tho intention of attacking the oncys fast
nesscs.
The powder magazine which blew up at Turin, on the
9th ut killed fourteen persons, and not two hundred
previously stated, and wounded twonty. one 1t did
considerable injury to the surrounding buildings.
Accounts from Madrid announce that some of the
principal bankers in that city had proposed with the aid
0 certain foreign capitalists, to construct railroad
forthwith from the Bidassoa to the Ebro.
The accounts Of tho state of trade in England salts
factory At Manchester thcre has been steady business
at firm prices. Birmingham continues to afford every
practical sign of increasing prosperity At Nottingham
the temporary change in the weather produced the
tivy that expected and the orders received from
America have been very good In the wooen districts
the of t.adcalthough still comparatively quiet
much more favorable than would be supposed from
the complaints in which the have INDUCED
for some months past The Irish linen market was with
out alteration but there had been fair of trans
actions with slight tendency towards advance in
quotations
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam produce markets state that the demand for coffee
having increased advanced prices had been paid and
were well supported In sugar very little had been
done hut purchases Of refined could DO effected only
improvement. There was tendency to decline in tea
snles having in two been pressed. From
Hamburg the accounts mention that the coffee market
firm, but that actual improvement had taken
place Stimulated by the letters from London consider
able activity had prevailed both in and refined
sugar The Antwerp adviccs notice favorable feel
ing in that market.
ness OF the market Tor Improve
ment having been fully supported
The Paris Bourse Monday, the Sd inst, was dull
o,rns 10 statement that the Emperor Of Russia had gioen
ordrs 10 eis French Rene and that The operation had
minced Fourand aIaf opened 100 80, closed 100 20
Thrtes opened 70 60.
There was smart shock of an earthquake at st
Michaels, Azores on the night Of the 10th April TIL
north of the island suffered severely Many lives
lost, and houses destroyed.
The hereditary Grand Duke Prince Louis Of Baden has
declared OF his free will that he for
the succession to the duca throne in favor of his younger
brother
Throughout all the Turkish provinces n very strong
opposition is manifested against the new taxes.
The Trieste a-ec announces that the fortress of Herat
has submitted to the Shah of Persia and that the Persian
troops have already taken possession Of it.
The Cheyaller Count Vronehenko priyy councillor,
knight of several Russian orders and Financial Minister
of Russia died on the 9th ut. after painful illness.
The Wagner case continued hung up in Chancery. 1t
will increase the desire To hear the fair vocalist
The price to be given for the Crystal Palace by the
London SPECTATORS, is 70O0o. Since the contract was
ent red into the purchasers have it is said been tempted
by s higher offers than that for their bargain but have
refused; though by the preferred them they would
realise very handsome profit II s intended to erect
the palace in the neghborhood Of London and so have
ben surveyed at Wimbledon at Bat and at Sydcn-
ham none had, however, been decided on.
The Austrian garrison in Tuscany is to he reduced.
Luoca ra, and siena to be evacuated by the Aus
rian troops and 1000 to quit the Grand Duca
territory.
Tie (;osette de France announces that Dr. Paul Cullen
late Roman Catholic Prmate of Ireland has been ap-
pointed by the Pope to be Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Dublin.
England.
Lord Dolly in the House Of Lords Monday, the 81
inst. made The announcement that government had
present intention Of removing the American mail steam
from liverpool to OF the thcrn western ports
OF Ireland and in the House of Commons, the same
evening the Colonial Secretary stated that neither
there any intention Of removing the West India and other
packets hom southampton to Plymouth At the same
time the subject was open to inquiry especially if the
telegraph
England and Ireland but then hc could not hold
out expectations That Galway should be the favored port
IN preference to Limerick IL was agreed that the me-
MORALS addressed to tho Treasury the subject should
be laid before the House.
Leave given in tho Commons to Sir J. Paking
ton Secretary for the Colonies to bring in bill
giving representative constitution to the Colony of
New Zealand The peculiar geographical and other cir
cumstances Of New Zealand made it impossible (thc
Secretary said to give it constitution exactly similar
TO that of other colonies The proposal to establish
councils for the management Of local matters, and a
central legislature for the disposal Of general larger
questions OF the members of this Central Council part
will he nominated by the British crown but the ma
tority by tho European and native population who pos
sess property qualification namely freehold worth
ESQ the occupation Of house worth fo IN town orn
the country TO per annum Mr. Hume MIR. Gladstono
Sir W Mocsworth. and Lord john Russell approved
IN general terms of the motion The order OF the lay TO
go into committee the Militia bill was then taken up
Mr. Golden was opposed TO tho enrolment OF militia at
present and moved an amendment that return of
the effective force Of the navy be lad before the House
prior to the bill going into committee lie found that
the country had 500 vessels of a1oat and building
and there really any danger that fofce ought TO
be recalled from distant stations for the protection of
home But the danger was ideal There instance
Of between two great nations without ample warn
ing and time for preparation lie a-o urged the difficult
tics o landing an invading force In face of the military
facilities afforded by the network of railway in country
so small us England where troops could be thrown on
any point of the kingdom in few hours lie did
not Ieliese any man Of common believed in
the probability Of England being invaded but If the
country were really afraid. let the ships be brought
home before the citizens are transmogrided into a
military people. MIR Bright followed in the same strain.
and aludedto the pupderirg miserable undiscpliued
horde which was proposed olc brought together by this
Nitia bill After further vi custom tho debate was held
over TIL Tuesday night when Il was agan resumed.
The debate on the Militia bill resumed on Tuesday
night aud after long discussion again adjourned till
Wednesday
IN thc Home OF Lords OF Tuesday night, Lord Lynd
hurst called the attcnto of h ou,e TO the disabilities
impord upon persons c inc take the oats Of abiura
oh epeesiy 70 ihc case Of Slr solomons--
aEdlad ~ the tab1 Llrepealing all disabilities in such
cme thcefl prl hiasy ones Lord Campbell expressed
Falftacuoh W The measure, and h0pcu the bill would
20 step iuler, aud permit the admission of Jews into
inrmmSnt, lord Derby would offer no opposition 70 the