The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-12
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.


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IMPORTANT TREATY IN CONTEMPLATION RELA-
TIVE TO THE WHALE FISHERY,
&C., &C., &C.
The American mail steamship Arctic, Capt. Luce
rived at three o'clock yesterday afternoon She left Liv
erpool at o'clock Wednesday morning, the 30th
ut. She brings hundred and twenty three passen-
| gers
The most interesting news is that from Australia and
the quiet adjournment of the French Corps Lcgstai
The Asia, hence arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock on
Sunday morning, the 9th ut.
reported that attempt made to assassinae
the Emperor of Austria at Grosswardcn Pesth
the assassin missed his aim and immediately blew out his
own brains
In Greece there has been religious revolt headed by
fanatic priest by the recent understanding with
the Patriarch of Consantnople for putting the Greek
Church under his control The revolt was soon sup
pressed.
Prince MoAtalembert has addressed very lively
monstrance against the conscaon of the Orleans pro-
peIty. which is exciting much attention But it is not
doubted that the President will proceed to carry out
the DEGREES TO their fullest extent
The Dutchess of Orleans aftersprotesng against any
cesion of the rights of her in favor fegtimacy
retired to the Canton of Argans.
There is rumor from Lisbon that the British minister
has addressed very warm representations to the court Of
Spain in consequence of threat by local commander
that he would send his troops the Portuguese from
tier if the authorities did not deliver up criminals
who had fled from justice.
1t appears certain that the British government will
rgidy enforce all the of the emancipation act
The government through the chief Secretary, Mr.
Walpole, have informed Dr. Newman that the recent
proclamation referred to all practices contrary to the
lett of law The Iris Cath Ia
clare they will not obey the law and the priests who
conform to its requirements have in several instances
been insulted in the streets.
Accounts from Paris that mine Of platina
had been found in the neghborhood of yaenciennes 1t
is reported that the Minister of Finance about to
propose loan of 200 OOO, OOOf. Communications from
Petit Nor in the Jar describe the nundatons in that
country to have been most destructive The fields which
promised uxuriant harvest present the appearance of
vast lake. wheat maize and potatoes all destroyed
half the houses under water and the inhabitants
have been compelled to fly suddenly, and seek elsewhere
a shelter for themselves and cattle
The Paris Patrie says =
The American journals which arrived in Paris to-day,
state that revolt had broken out French ship Of
false.
The Madrid papers state that negotiation for the
cluson of a postal convention between England and
Spain had been opened.
W e learn from Iurln tnat the NATIONAL BANK nau re-
duced to three per cent the annual rate of discount
commercial bills.
On the 18th and 10th u eleven Russian ships of the
line ran into Kioge, and cast anchor there
Some Of the exiles from France living in London
have formed themselves into society the purpose of
carrying systematic warfare through means of a
weekly Journal the existing despotism in France
The journal to be printed in three different languages
French German and English 1t is to be under the ed
toial control of Louis Blanc Etienne CADET and Pierre
Leroux assisted by council consisting of nearly twenty
exes.
The weekly reviews of the Amsterdam and Rotterdam
produce markets report business inactive and prices
ther weaker. No great change had occurred in coffee
but the operations had proved limited Raw sugar
sparingy purchased but refined supported previous quo
taops Sales of rice had been effected at lower rates
indigo remained steady The Hamburg letters mention
that descriptions of coffee could not be disposed of
except at reduction At Antwerp the markets contn
ued much in the same condition as previously
The letters from Rouen alude to increased activity in
the market for manufactures the attendance OF foreign
buyers being greater than usual
The continental advces mention report that 1t is in
tended TO issue proposals at Vienna tor Lombard
loan Of 100Oo0OO lire about ooooooi sterling 1t is
also said that The loan Of 360 00 required by the Span
ish government to pay off in accordance with the notice
given at the beginning OF the year the b0ooo ye per
cent. Indemnity certificates issued in 1925, in satisiac
tion of certain claims of British subjects, had been
ranged at Paris by M. Rohschid. 1t was stipulated
that Spain should have the option Of rodeemng these
certificates the price Of 55 any time within four
of their date subsequently at 60, upon giving six
months notice.
he mercantile letters from Vienna of the 25th ult,
state that the rate of exchange had fallen to IL 10 ana
the premium gold to 25 a. and silver to 16ls This
fay yorabe Rad been caused by intelligence of Aus
tran scrip having reached AZ premium in this market,
and also by large purchases of metalAqasS London
account IL is also announced that the State has ar
ranged to purchase the railway from Milan to Venice by
payment Of about f700000 in per cent bonds to be
redeemed in years.
The commerc rcia adyices from India show little alera-
lion in the various markets since the preceding mail
Although money becoming extremely abundant
both at Bombay Calcutta there had been revival
in the demand for imports, except as regards metals,
which showed great frmness at advancing prices
A baronetcy has been conferred by the Queen OF Eng
land on the Scottish historian Sir Archibald Alison
Mad'lle Wagner had left England for the continent
The London Posi-, in speaking of her case, says -
1t has been rather prematurey inferred that this re-
merksbe has reached its final stage ia the late pro-
oecdugs Chancery This "a not the fact The effect OF
those proceedings merely that the defendants in sub
hitting the decree which makes the injunction perma
saved the Of further resistance in tho
Chanceors Court aud have ut the same time fully
admitted plaintiffs claim to the whole extent OF tho
remedy which he has prayed The however B no means
bars further proceedings st common Law, and ere In
formed that Mr. Lumley has commenced an action against
pr layn his dam az 30 nOO II stated th2tthe
Attorney and Solicitor General retained for the plent
Orr London Correspondence.
LONDON, Tuesday, june 20 1852.
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