The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-22

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at 91 X bills, 81 money.
There was report that the visit Of the Regent Of
Baden to the Emperor Of was on the subject Of
the marriage Of Louis Napoleon with the Princess wasa
II was said that attempt would be made induce the
Emperor to withhold his consent but hitherto he had
refused to interfere.
The Paris Pays had received privately remonstrancs
fscm official against the violence Of it's Ian
gusg- In calling for sort Of crusade Of France and
oLer Catholic States against all the Protestant powers
of Europe
Count Piccolct dHerbllen formerly Sandman minis
ter at the nited States is 20 Madrid representa-
tive Of the sardinian government.
The Austrian loan of eighty millions of forms had
been announced and fvorably received the Boursc
Th decree annornoc tbrt produce Of the ne loan
twenty millions shall be applied to railways, twenty FIVE
to the sinking Of paper money fifteen to the partial
payment TO the bank Of its credit at the charge Of the
State.
Tho Northern Wig. In mentioning that Mr. Dudley
Perse in Belfast business connected with the New
York and Galway steamers calls the traders aud linen
manufacturers of Belfast to give their support to tho
enterprise.
The steam sloop Of Geyecr is fitting for the North
American station to relieve the Rosamond soop, ordered
home.
A meeting Of the Submarine Telegraph Company, be-
tween France and England held Monday at Paris,
when dividend of 2 per cent for the past six months
declared The submarine cable from Calais to Dover
stated to be sound the day 1t laid down.
1t understood that the Bank Of England would
make advances this quarter government securities
until the OF tho October dividends ct the rate
of "a per cent
great scarcity Of silver continued to be felt In most
parts Of England ard consequence of the taken
by emigrans, the demands the part of some Of the
banks In the north larger than could be met by
the supplies from the mint.
The French ha drecsved dispatches dstel
Port Prince the 10th August, announcing the settle
rnent its claims the Haytien government Asps-
cal indemnity of piaster equivalent to 95000f
has placed in the hands of French Consul Gene
raj TO he divided amongst the French rcridents have
suffered through the fault of the local authorities
The report the french Minister at the Hague having
been precaed is contradcted The Minister had gone TO
Paris on leave of absence and not from recall
decree signed by Louis Napoleon suppresses the Pa
ris journal the Corsore.
The Cons'antinople Journals state that fve sharp
hctks Of earthquake took place the 26th ut at
Kana2an and In the adjacent villages They CON-
nenced little before sunset and each lasted about six
sconds In the town several houses aud buildings
were thrown down, and great number were damaged.
hee women were killed, and injured.
II the Villages the damage done amongst houses and
buildings sth greater and seventeen persons were
snl,d and thirty six hurt
Jti stated in letteas from Madrid that postal
veDjou between England and Spsiu was on the point
u heiDE concluded
We learn that the Spanish Mediterranean hotia Is to
be dis Owed and The spanish ship aoberano dsarmed.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the Sd
August The intelligence bom tue frontier Is still OF an
unavorate character parties Of marauders coDtiued TO
tttack the herds Of the cUlonsts, sweep of lte
Coot el buir OF Bife Brigade with the los Of only ono
mau hiit upwards Of 100 Kafrs, and captured some
powder and military stores.
Accounts Berlin state that the Austrian govern
mont cout.Dpatts aboshug the export and import du
Il rawand spus silk The period for giving notice
OF termination Of the tresty OF between
l,gium ana the Zollycrein. has boen extended from
The n, Of .epten Der TO the Gath of December next
Another Onslaught ON Mr.. Webster.
From the Londoa Times, Sept.
We Give ready Insertion this morniRg to the letter OF
Am,rcsn who in ADDITION his respectsbtlity,
po those claims attention which insepa
rable m tho peculiar character OF the advocacy as
umtd MIR iDthIop oonceves that the Secretary or
the United staies has ben ungen rously used BY the
organs Of Engiieh opinion and as friend, neigtbor
and udmpr II his d tingu,shed country man be steps
forward 10 iefcue Mr. Websters credit from acousa
| lions which he believes TO b. unjnst With
what effect be speak to this critical point VIII
| be in another column The American Sccre-
kuTy liz ON sd In Mr. m