The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02
Appeal Against the American
FiIibusters.
THB SPIRITUAL RAPPNGS CONVENTION.
TIE cAFFRE w AR.
Opening Of the Parana and Uruguay.
Arrangements for Che Funeral Of the Duke Of
Wellington.
Death Of One Of Burns HerOines.
-~>~~~>>~~~~>~>>~>>~~
STATE OF THE M lark 4 8,
&C., &C., sc.


The Collins steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, arri-
we'd yesterday morning at o'clock She left Liverpool
aa half past one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the
10th ult, thus making the passage from wharf to
wharf in eleven days. eighteen hours and thirty min
mites. She arrived at the floating light at o'clock
yesterday morning. She expert enced strong westerly
gales from Cape Clear to Cape Race.
The Csnard steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool
Sunday, 18th, at $50 p. M, having made the run
In eleven days, three hours and thirty minutes,
mean time.
The West India mail steamer Oronoco arrived at
Southampton, on Saturday, 10th ult,, with dates
from Valparaiso to 1st September, Chagres 9th
September, and Jamaica 9th, and had on freight
sA0,32O
The City of Glasgow, from Philadelphia, arrived
ut Liverpool, Tuesday 10TH She encountered east.
erly winds nearly the whole passage
The news from Europe is interesting especially in
regard to the movements Of Louis Napoleon.
The President of the French republic returned to
Paris on Saturday afternoon, the 10th ult. His re
cepton was most enthusiastic. Preparations on a
very extensive scale were made for his reception
The advices from Paris announce the meeting Of
the Council Of Ministers, the result of which had
been the publication of decree convokng the Sc
nate for the 4th November. The retirement of NJ
de Persigny from the Ministry of the Interior was
again rumored; the honorable gentleman is to be
appointed to a high post in the future Imperial
household.
The French Senate will meet on the 4th of No
vember 1t is announced that if from their delibe-
rations an alteration should result in the form of
government, the " Senatas Consulate adopted will
be submitted to the ratification of the French peo-
pie The legislative body will be appointed to as
certain the regularity of the votes, and to declare
the result.
The Moniteur publishes decree of the President,
hberating Abd.el Kadir. Louis Napoleon himself
communicated to Add el-Kadr the news of his libe-
Sstion. Abd-el Kaiir will be pensioned by France.
We learn that reports Of ministerial notifications
were again in circul alton in Madrid.
funeral service was celebrated at Verona on
the 18th ult by order of Marshal Radetzky, in
honor of the late Duke Of Wellington.
The refusal Of the new Turkish ministry to sane
tion the Turkish loan is confirmed
A skirmish had taken place in Algeria, between
the Ouled Mahbout IArabsEand the French troops,
respecting noppayment of tribute. Fifty Arabs
we're killed.
NJ Brouchere, being unable to form harmonious
Belgian ministry, has returned his commission to
the king.
The trials Of the persons implicated in the revolu-
tion in Naples in, 1885, have just been concluded.
Seven are condemned to death, and many to long
periods of imprisonment
treaty relative to a customs union between
Austria and the States Of the Coalition of Darn
stadt, is to be concluded Immediately, and to come
into force on the lst January next A general civic
code lie to come into operation the date, ia
those crown lands where it has not yet been intro
duced Marshal Radetsky ordered funeral service
to be celebrated at Verona on the 18th, in memory
Of Wellington.
The retirement of N. de Pcrsi gny is again spoken
Of He is to have high appointment in the new
imperial household.
AT a trial of strength of anchors, jus. concluded
at the woolwieh dockyard, we netice that Isaac's
American stood third in order of merit 1t bore
strain Of sixty tons without fracture Of the
others bearing above fifty. four tons. 1t broke
across however at sixty three tons; two Of its
petitors requiring seventy three and a half and
seventy FIVE and half tons respectively, to break
them. Others snapped at forty. seven and half
tons.
An extensive bed of sulphur has been found be-
tween the village Of kench and the Rel sea- at the
strait called Bahar ct SeGngue Upper Egypt. 1t is
about to be opened for commerce
A man named Long, recently arrived from
America, on his way to AustT ALA, fell among we'll
dressed thieves last week III London, and robbed
Of all he had, $500.
Last week a bottle was found on the beach at
Harrington, with paper inside, on which was writ
ten:-"Sir John Franklin found, Arctic regions,
with fifteen of his crew = which has been ship
wrecked Mr.. has seen him. G." 1t is
beloved to be no ak.
Tha IL, t1a A -,
Rotterdam produce market, mention that business
had become much more active, and that prices
shoF we'd a further tendency to advance. The opera
lions in coffee had been considerable, and
for the superior descriptions generally higher
Large purchases Of sugar, raw and refined, had
been made, the inquiry for consumption as well as
for export having increased The transactions in
spec had been limited. Indigo had been well sup.
ported, and dyewood had improved. The accounts
from Antwerp and Hamburg state that sugar an 1
rice were in demand Coffee was maintained with
6Tmness although the business was not important,
and indigo had steadily risen
The cholera in Central Europe seems to have
almost disappeared Thelast accounts from Silesia,
Posen and the province Of Prussia, are satisfactory
1t was everywhere decreasing
The German papers state that fearful condl-
grafton broke out on the ID instant, at the pros
porous manufacturing town Of Grafenthal, at the
southeast tide Of the Thuripgen forest. IN the
Meihingen territory. Upwards of 2j0 houses and
factories have been destroyed, and only twenty
uUuses, WIN the cnuFcu5 remain slhnuiDB more
th8n liUIO persons rOoiless, and have lost all
they possefs The calamity i said to have been
the result Of wiliul inceudis-ism on the part Of a
skinner, who was menased with bankruptcy, and
whose ealeined body was found among the ruins Of
his house
william Hayes, Charles Carroll Wm. Preston.
and JoIn Mllllamt, seaaen on board the American
shIf Joseph Walker, lying IL the Nelson Dock. Ia.
yerpool, were charged, a. the Police court at that
Poiton tne l9th nlt with stealing weating apparel
the property Of William Coleman, ordinary seaman
The offence had been. committed two or three davs
after The vessel left New York which therefo.s
placed Il beyond the Jurisdiction Of tho cou.t. hui
II sas deemed tight to make Official communication
20 me American Consul, aGd they were CONSEQUENT
~ renanded till the next day.
Several years ago cotton was discovered growing
wild near The colony Of Sierra Leone As Ii bloom.
ed and rpened II dropped TO The ground and rotted