Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-13
Foreign News.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROl


The American mail steamer Pacific arrived at
her wharf at New York yesterday at o'clock,
after stormy passage of Is days, bringing Liver
pool dates to the 28th of January.
The steam propeller Glasgow, for New York,
put back to Glasgow on the 9th of January,
somewhat crippled, having been struck by heavy
sea, which swept her decks of everything, and
the second officer was washed overheard and
lost.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
26th of January.
The New York ship Racer and The Boston ship
Plymouth Rock, arrived at Liverpool on the 25th
alt, making the passage in IA days, anticipating
the arrival of their invoices and bills of lading,
thereby saving their insurance.
The packet ship Empire State, from New York,
fell in, ON the 18th, with the Dublin steamer
Leeds, in sinking condition, and took off the
crew and passengers and landed them in Liver
pool.
FRANCE E-Paris Jan. 27-The "Moniteur"
to-day publishes the names Of seventy-two mem
bers of the new Senate and officers of govern
ment NJ. Baroche is named as Vice President,
and is to preside over the Senate in the absence
of President Napoleon. There are also thirty
four Counsellors of State named.
The Ministry has been definitely constituted
by the following appointments Casa Blanca,
Minister of State: NJ. Stamand, Minister of War;
and NJ Lingot, of Foreign Affairs
Many arrests are being made of persons ac-
cused of political offt mes.
Accounts Of trade in the provinces Of France
are generally favorable.
Napoleon is nominally President of the Council
NJ. Barochc is Vice President, with salary of
80, 600 francs. The Presidents of the Sections
are to have 35, 900 francs, and the Councillors
%, 900 francs
Napoleon has published a decree abrogating
that of the late provisional government abolish
ing all titles to nobility.
The decree despoiling the Orleans family of
their property has caused the retirement of NJ.
Dupin and NJ. Montalembert.
The impression is gaining ground in Paris that
Louis Napoleon will seek early opportunity TO
provoke u war with England, the probabilities OF
an invasion being earnestly discussed; but n
! Paris correspondent, writing to the London
" Standard" says that the President entertains
no warlike intentions, and that the conscrpt sys-
tenn will be abolished.
| EXGLAxp.-Liropool, Jan. 2s-noon. - The
latest intelligence by telegraph from London
/ brings the announcement that the report Of the
threatened Invasion Of England by Napoleon was
current in that city. The government has ordered
80. 900 stand of arms from Birmingham, and
-. 900 troops to London.
The London DAILY News says that an order
has also been sent recalling three of the princ
pal ships Of war stationed on the Tagus TO return
with all despatch to England
The formation of volunteer rifle corps in Lon
don is attracting much attention.
MARKErs.-The corn marketat Liverpool main
tains the full prices quoted by the last steamer,
but with less buoyancy.
At London, on the 9th, wheat advanced ID
and flour 3D. The London money market is
buoyant and firm Consos closed at 96t@96i
Foreign securities here dropping, with limited
transactions.