Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-15
TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON:
MONDAY AFTERNOON. nov. 10. 1852
T.lrRranhte Nawa.

Tsl~graphio Nswa.
By telegraph at the moment of going TO press,
We have received intelligence Of the arrival Of the
Atlantic. with three days later news from Europe.
From Fmnee We learn that the Prince President
has signed two DEGREES, one converting the AZ
per cent stocks into per cent, and another fix
ing the legal rate of interest Mt per cent These
are flancial reforms that viii have an influence
OF great m meut.
The Prince has given an audience Of leave TAX
ing 10 Ahdel Kader, who took oath not to re-
turn 10 A geria
Ad,lresse- declaring for the empire, have bsen
agreed t. in many paris OF France. and active
prep ralions are being made in Paris for organ
izng the civil house hold Of the Emperor.
Prince Calm XII, the Turkish Ambassador 10
France, has been recalled, he having fallen under
the d sp.easure Of the Sultan, In consequence Of
part he took in negotiation the late Turkish loan.
Vey Pach has been appointed his SUCCESSOR.
In the negn'iation Of the loan, the Sultan did not
approve Of high premiums and extravagant COM
missions, which savored Of corruption; and as
consequence, the ex,fnanoial Turkish Minister
has been arrested.
La IC,ly We are informed that there has been
change of the Ministers Of Finance and Foreign
Affars and tint The formation Of a new ministry
is aorendel with some difficulty. This item comes
to rs very unimtelligihy, and for clear exposl-
ton we must await the detailed statements
In Belgium il Ministry has been formed after
long u,g taians. The influences there are libe-
Ial md derpstic Libe alisa has prevailed in the
appointment Of a cabinet
La L gland the preparations for the opening OF
Parliament, III lie funeral Gf the Duke of OIL
lugton eugroso the public attention. The rest OF
the world is Qiescent.
On the cas- ern Coast Of Z gland dreadful gales
have heen destructive Of shipping.
Many vessels and lives have been loet; among
them the Brig Aa'u a. and al on board. the S.
,Helrno and AL IN board, the Ago1n and ell Oh
board, the Ship Gallo, and all on board. other
schnoners and ships were lost with all on board
Such aisa. tiers have never before been known.
Tie Io~s II life and property Is immense. The
shores are slrewn with dead bodies and pieces of
wrecks.
OgrAe state Of the markets We have the follow
ing report
Flour has advanced three pence. Wheat has
advanced two pence. Corn is unchanged. Pro
visions are firm. Wool IS very active, prices are
improving Iron continues firm, and ia IL active
den AID ut full prices. Rice is very Arm and pri
tes are improving Pork il in good demand and
Irccs improving. Beef Is SIT say. Lard is
Grm. Naval stored aro active. To5acco oontin-
continues very I'm, q. fall .,-!ce1, and to1di1g
upwagd. Money 10 easy. Cczso.5 ! premium.
American gtocks are firm.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool, and
her accounts, favorable to American cotton CROP
checked tie speculative movement, causing
sixteenth cline. The sales in three days were
twenty-five thousand bales closing duh. Fair
Orleans six FIVE eighths; fair Mobile and Uplands
six three eigLths Spectators and exporters
took seven thousand bales. Imports in three
days thirteen ]. nsand bales.
2 The Bait a.ore III market was active, and
sales II FIVE ga hEs Of city mills and How
ard Stree 1t SIS. Wheat and corn has
also adv u,.4.
Sales II I, U30 -as. four was made st S5.123
for State brands, and 1881 a s5.a7 for South.
trn. Wheat aud corn also advanced. Cotton
remains unchanged nd unsettled.
Phillips FIRE annihilatar factory at New Lon
don, has been burned down.
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