The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-10

! The news by this steamer Is OF four days
later date than that received by the Asia, from
Liverpool
The new West Ind, mail steamship Parana,
arrived at Southampton on Inc 22d MI, win
spec,e, value s. 100000, considerable portion
OF which IL California gold. IL IS announced
that the English West India mail company will,
in August, commence running one OF their steam
ships between Savannah and Chagres, touching
at Jamaica, Juagna, and Nassau
| A company with a capital OF t5U0,O0O ster
ling, or two and half millions of dollars, has
| Just been started, entitled the :" London and New
York Screw Steamship Company" the object OF
which 10 TO establish line of British steamships
between The Thames and New York. touching
at Cork--at the latter port securing the convey
ance Of the Irish passengers and freight. These
ships will prove formidable competitors to the
American liners Il is thought these vessels
will also call at Southampton. The parties
connected with the project are of highly re-
spectacle character.
| The launch Of the screw line of battle ship
! Agamennon was successfully accomplished at
Woolwich on the 22d ult. This fine ship of
war is of 3,lO2 tuns burden and 500 horse
power, and rs to mount 80 guns OF heavy
calibre
| The British and North American mail steamer
Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the oath ult.
Kossuths mother and family had arrived in
London, ana were about to take passage to
| America
The new Crystal Palace project was exciting
the greatest interest The building will be
greatly improved in appearance and greatly en-
larged. The whole of the capital, SS2 500 600
had been subscribed, there being applications
from the public for 1000 shares, although
only 100 900 were to be issued.
One of the principal features of the political
news is an address issued by Lord John Russell
to the electors Of the city of London. He will
be candidate for the representation of the city
at the ensuing election. Tais step refutes the
rumors prevalent that Lord John was about to
be raised to the pecrage. The address reviews
the career of the late ministry, and is evidently
another bid for popularity and office At the
election which took place at Windsor the liberal
candidate had been returned by large major-
ity.
From parliamentary paper just published it
appears that the quantity of corn grain, meal
and -four imported into the united kingdom in
the year 81 from France, was ll59l377 quar-
tiers, being the largest quantity from any conn-
try. The next quantity IN number was l,2ll,
365 quarters from the United States Of Amer
| lea.
| A movement is on foot among the literary
folk of London to erecta monument TO Sir
James Macintosh. Macanlay, llallam, Broug-
ham and Mahon participate.
| Rosas, the ex dictator of Buenos Ayres is nj
present staying at the Windsor hotel, South
amptcn. He is about to take up his residence
at Bury house, hardwood, on tho south side
of Southampton water, late the residence OF
Lady Mill hardwood is secluded spot, not
far from where the Brazilian and Buenos Ayres
mail packets land their passengers The direct
communication between Southampton and
hardwood is by means of an obscure ferry.
! The DAILY Ne,Os says :"The venerable moth
err of the lite governor of Hungary arrived at
Brussels, on Thursday, from Cologne. She is
accompanied by her two daughters, their hus
bands, and their nine children The mother OF
Kossulh is of small stature, and about 10 years
Of age She appears to enjoy good health. Toe
two sisters, on the contrary, are tall, and one oil
them appears to be in i'll health. 1t is known
that these refugees were the subjects of har
assing persecution, which the government
abandoned on condition that they should leave
the continent. The party was to leave Brussels
for London on Friday, and has probably already
arrived"
| FRANCE.
The accounts from Paris are principally occu
pied with specula,ions upon the coalition formed
against Louis Napoleon by the Northern powers
during the visit of the Emperor of Russia tc
Vienna and Berlin According to notes which
have been drawn up, and the substance of which
had been communicated to the London Times
| it appears that the Northern powers would no
object to Louis Napoleon becoming elective
Emperor of France, but that any attempt Il
| found or perpetuate an imperial dynasty, on tn,
part of the President, would be resisted by Rus
sa, Austria, and Prussia. In the event of Lou
Napoleon becoming elective emperor, he would
be called upon to observe existing treaties, ant
to give assurances that France would keep with
I! in Ter present territorial limits, and to explain
the nature of the political doctrines of his gov
eminent. The three powers profess, in thes'
notes. only to look upon Louis Napoleon as
temporary and provisional power, and recognise
the house of Bourbon as the sole and legitimat
dynasty of France. The determinations of TIN
absoluti-t emperors thus expressed, have caused
great alarm and chagrin to the Bonapartist party
The other political news from Paris is q tt
! Importance.
Napoleon to the Emperors of Ru sin and Aus
tra, had proved complete failure, as he coult
obtain an audience from neither of these potent
ates.
There is no further sign of life from NJ. Ora
nier de Cassafnac since his few words--it can
not be called reply--on Count Moe's denial
The following remark of NJ. Emile de Girardil
is but the echo Of public opinion:
"As impartial reporters, we are bound to pro
nounce that answer to be evasive and INSULT lent
When fact of such kind as that stated by M
Granier de Cassagnac is in question, and wher
| il receives so fat q contradiction "a that oiyer
by NJ. Mole, there are but two alternatives to
finish the proof, or to keep silence. A second
affirmation of M. de Cassagnac adds nothing tc
the first since there was, according TO him,
very simple and very decided mode of answer
| ing, such is the one he should have adopted ant
not that which is neither peremptory and sim
pie"
! People are still in the expectation of hearing
from Gen. Changlrnier.
The sale of the pictures composing the gallery
Of the late NJ lrshal Soult, terminated on the
22d ult. The principal pictures sold on thai
day were st. Joseph and the infant Jesus, by