Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Four days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New YORK, August 12-ll a. m.
The steamer Africa has arrived, with four days
later intelligence from Europe.
She brings sixty passengers.
The Africa passed the Asia, bound into Liver
pool.
Cotton was firm, with prices unchanged Sales
for the week ending Both July were large.
Flour and wheat were quiet at previous prices.
Corn had advanced six pence.
Money was easy
The political news is unimportant.
Ohio -four brought 2Os @2Os. Cd; Philadelphia
end Baltimore -four, los. Obs. Cd.
From all quarters the potato disease was spo-
ken of, and many affirm it to be worse this year
than since 1916.
transactions in groceries were only moderate.
sugar coffee, and tea were barely supported.
hice commanded full prices. Seed and oils were
dearer. Lard, 58s. Tallow, 3Os 3D. (939s Com
mon rosin, IS lod. 02sl1d. Tar, l7s.Ml8s.
Rough turpentine Is. Sd. CD7s. cd. Spirits, 34s
135s. Rice, l7s.@19s. Cd.
Wright Candy quote ON eighth advance on
middling uplands, and Mobile at 5sGl5l; New
Orleans, Sc. Iron was active, at full prices
Freights unchanged. Lead ditto.
White corn is quoted at 28s. Cd; yellow, 3Os.
3d. @3ls.; Mixed 30s. @30s Cd; Western -four,
l9s. Obs. Cd.
Bacon had advanced shilling.
The sales of cotton on Friday amounted to ten
thousand bales-three thousand for speculation
and export. The imports for the week were
twenty-one thousand bales.
Estimated stocks, six hundred and ffty-two
thousand, against seven hundred and fifteen thou
sand lassyear.
Consos closed at l00t@10Os. Funds steady,
at improved prices. Railway shares firm Gold
mining shares dull, but steady. The Bank of
Englands return was expected to show an in
crease of about seyentyfve thousand pounds
bullion.
ENGLAND.-Thc following is stated to be the
fnal result Of the elections Free Traders and
Liberals, 800; Ministerialists, 1875 1t is almost
impossible to tell how parties will be constructed
when Parliament assemblies. There are said to
be one hundred and seventy new members in the
new House of Commons, and, with the excep-
ton Of those who are avowed Ministerialists, the
remainder are not bound to pursue any particu-
lar line of policy. The Mail is satisfied that
Lord Derby will have commanding majority in
both houses.
The extensive store of the Southeastern Rail-
way Company has been partially destroyed. Loss
twenty thousand pounds.
The Daily News has stated that Cardinal Wise
man spent sixty thousand dollars in the Newman
and Achli trial
hurricane had occurred at Gloucestershire,
causing great destruction of property.
The colonial WOOL sales were but slimly at
tended, and prices not sustained American
stocks were less active, but unchanged
In the manufacturing districts business was
active, with slight advance on goods and yarns.
1t was expected that the new Parliament would
assemble in the third week in October.
race was spoken Of between the yachts
America, Arrow, and Alarm, for a large stake.
OF course it will be around the Isle of Wight.
InELAND.-Riots continued Mt Limerick. On
Sunday, the 3lst Regiment were attacked by
mob, and two injured beyond recovery A de-
tachment afterwards turned out, and dispersed
the mob at the point Of the bayonet-durng
which, the officer in command was woun led, and
he soldiers carbincs smashed.
FRAxcE.-Mr. Fould's return to the Ministry
Of Finance was talked Of
Louis Napoleons marriage with the Princess
Wassa was somewhat uncertain.
Earl Pembroke was lying dangerously i'll at
Paris.
The vines, it is thought will not produce more
than one-third of crop. Wines were conse-
quently rising.
menced on Saturday.
mutiny among two hundred and thirty con-
yicts in the prison of the Refine Ruy do Dome
bad been queled by the military without blood
shed.
NJ. Drouyn de L'Huys had been appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, in place Of Turgot;
and NJ Magne Minister Of Public Works.
The Paris Bourse was active, at an advance in
funds and railway shares.
ITALY-The ministerial crisis in Florence con-
times, and the French Moniteur announces the
resignation of NJ. dc Cassabianca, Minister of
State, and his nomination for Senator. Marquis
rurgot is also announced for the office of Seua-
tor These changes we're favorably regarded at
the Bourse.
RrssA.-Accounts from Calish, in Russian
Poland, state that the ravagcs Of cholera have
been fearful.
One hundred and thirty houses were destroyed
by fire on the 10Th.
PRussIA.-The Minister of the Interior had
Just addressed circular to the authorities which
to them the exercise Of the strctest
surveillance over Polish emigrants who pass the
French fronti.r: and ordering the police in Bel
rinm on the French frontiers to send hnck ALL