The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
ARRIVAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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Settlement Of the French and Swiss
Troubles.
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THE DESIGNS OF RUSSIA ON THE EAST.
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Terrible Conflict on Board the Packet
Ship Queen of the West.
Another Offielal AvOwaI Of Peace by Louis
Napoleon.
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THE BURMESE WAR AND AMERICAN LOSSES.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
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THE BURMESE WAR AND AMERICAN LOSSF
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c, &C., &c.

The American mail steamship Pacific Capt Nyc after
an excellent passage the Atlantic of eleven DAYS
arrived at this port yesterday She sailed from Liverpool
at two O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon the 10th inst
The following arc the
NAMES or THE PACIPIo's PASSENGERS
lady. Mr iIaysns Music and lady. Geianis, w
s. % Linds.y sss ss.salss. HRs's
IT MT a. c5ssSn Nj ass snl
as Gss
walton. Westphail N Eiiam Whethan. Ainey
We are indebted to Mr. WIN. warirop the purser. for
late papers We learn from him that the Pacific passed
the Baltic Capt Comstock hence for Liverpool March
a. at ii 80 A. M In lat 40 o. lon 80 10 Tho Baltic
left New York at o'clock p. NJ on Saturday the 9th
instant
The British mail steamship Canada, Capt. Long hence
arrived ut Liverpool at 10 o'clock A. NJ the 8th inst
after passage of II days and % hours
We learn from Paris that grand review was to have
taken place in the Champ de Mars the Goth inst whom
IL expected much stronger demonstration in favor
of the establishment Of the Empire would be made than
at the reviews at saroy The Goth the anniversary
of the entry of Napoleon into Paris on his return from
Eba. NJ Blaut is named President of the Legislative
Corps Four hundred and twenty nine political prisoners
were sent off on the sth inst to Havre by the Rouen rail-
way Advces from Brussels announce that the treaty
Commerce and Navigation between England and Belgium
had passed the Chamber Of Representatives.
The Swiss papers that the difficulties between
the French the Swies Confederation have
for the present been arranged.
The .4ugs6u,g Gazette Of the 9TH inst, says -
The President Of the French Republic has addressed to
the Courts Of Vienna Berlin and ST. Petersburg fresh
dispatches relative to the policy which he intends to
pursue In those notes Louis Napoleon gives reiterated
Of his pacific intentions and his hope
that the Of Europe will not be disturbed like
wise hints that the French army will probably soon be
OF it.
The Hon. W. Eden appointed paid attachc to the
Pritih Embassy at Washington by Lord Granville pre-
vious to his retiring from Office.
Emigration from Bremen continued on a large scale
On the lst u alone three thousand indirdas embarked for
.2merco.
Tho Austrian Loyd's. Of Vienna of the st. saws
We Informed that Mazzin fancies himself in con
slant danger Of being assassnated Night and day h,
has four friends near his for his protection lie
to thirty segars day.
A number of persons of bad reputation and without
any apparent OF existence have recently been
rested at Madrid 1t is estimated that there about
10000 persons OF that description at the time in
that city.
1t would appear that the disturbances in the island o.
Sardinia serious than at first believed since
we learn from the Co7ie Mercantile OF Genoa OF the odd
that the Picdmontese government has ordered further
renforcementsto be sent there besides that which sailed
on the lst,
Paris for Havre where he intended barking for New
Orleans. with the intention fpractcing medicine
The Rotterdam Courani that English en-
gnaer at present in Holland for the purpose choos-
ing favorable spot for the establishment an electric
telegraph between HaIwich and Helvocetluys.
letter from Vienna states that the Austrian govern
ment Is preparing to carry into execution under
takngs OF high Importance to tho commercial and manu-
taotuiing improvement Of tho navigation of
the Adige and the constr uctlon Of railway from Bottom
in the TyIol, to Verona
Seven hundred German entrants arrived on the eth
inst at Hayrc to embark for California.
published at Cassel on the 1st inst autho
rzng the importation Of into Electoral Hessc free
duty.
Madame Sontag has been singing at Leipsic for f1o4
night She intends visiting the United States acoompa
MED by Thalberg The Dresden correspondent of the
Lu,y Gdsette says that she received with enthu
saem at Dresden She refused permission to sing in
Berlin and St Petersburg the strict etiquette Of these
courts Cat the latter of which Count Ross filled tho
post Of ambassador,) recognizing right in
who has been received into their charmed circle to
profession, honorable to herself and rendered
doubly by the motives which havs induced her again
to engage in its arduouB duties
Labacho made his first appearance this at the
italian Opera, Paris the 1th inst The veteran singer
met with enthusiastic reception. The piece " II
Barbierov in which Mile Cruvei performed the part Of
Rosna and Beeti Figaro. Cruyeli repeatedly ap-
plauded. The house was crowded in every part.
The Shelley Letters, published by Mr.. Moxon In
DON are IL turs out with but or two exceptions for
geries 1t Ii proper to ray OF that Mr. Moxon has
been deceived and he convinced that no
had been tue innocent means Of giving to the public
false article he did his beet to repair his mistake He has
suppressed the book and has called in tho copies delivered
" the trade,