The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13

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ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
BROUGHT by THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
HALIFAX, May H. 1852.
The following is about all the foreign which pos
any interest in addition to what transmitted
last night
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
The Halifax and Quebec Railway was the subject Of
some conversation in the Commons Mr.. Golden asked
the Colonial Secretary iPackingon) if he would lay the
correspondence relating to that railway before the House
Sir j. Packington demurred, and Mr.. Golden would
place motion for it on the notice book.
Secretary Packington stated in reply, that nothing
had taken place between the late government and the
parties who anxious for the construction the line
that could be construed into qualified assent.
The language Of Earl Gray went further than say
that the would be party TO any such
antee that sought unless they satisfied with
the line The subject however now under the notice
of government.
STARVATION AND GREAT SUFFERING OF MISSION
ARIES.
Inc London papers contain sickenng narrative of
the suerngs and death by starvation Of missionary
party In the island Of Picon of Cape Horn The mission
was wa under the direction Of Capt Gardiner gentleman
OF some fortune, and Madmcnt Catachist, and
probably some account Of the circumstances may have
appeared in the American papers telegraph dispatch
Trieste from mail steamer Adra arrived the 2Sth of
April with Bombay dates to the Sd of April.
TELEGRAPH BETWEEN GALWAY AND DUBLIN, ETC.
The electric telegraph is almost completed between
Ga!way and Dublin, to connect with the submarine line
to England.
declines to take possession of the newly
discovered guiana island Of Lobos The refusal excies
good deal of irritation among the shippers and agrcu
turists
The British ship of war Herald is fitting out for an ex-
plorng expedition to the South Seas.
There Is some talk Of making Plymouth instead OF
southampton the port for the West Indian Mail
Steamers.
Affairs In France.
PIE coNFIscATIoN OF THE ORLEANS PROPERTY, ETC.
Louis Napoleon has taken the matter of the oonfsca
ton Of the Orleans property from tho judicial tribunal
and referred it to the Council of State thus removing
from the reach Of the constituted legal authorities
The Mediterranean feet sailed from Toulon the 9th
ult.; their destination Is not stated.
Italy.
EXCITEMENT AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ETC.
Letters from Rome mention that the italian question
again to become ointerest In consequence of compoa-
ton Of difficulties that have arisen between France and
the Pope.
Incendary fires are raging with increased extent.
India.
Dates from Bombay to the 3d Of April, had been
ceved in London.
battle Of three hours duration had been fought be-
tween $500 British troops and body of native
taineers to the north of Pcshawur The mountaneers
were defeated. No further details given.
The import market at Bombay firm. Cotton was
active at improving prices Money less abundant.
The War In Canraria.
Three days later adviccs from Cape of Good Hope to
11th March, inclusive Skirmshes continually oc-
curing between the troops and tho Cascs President
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Presidency Of Liberia, had reached England 1t repre-
sents in general terms the colony ourshing but the
in the revenue.
The Latest Market Report.
LIyERrooL Saturday May 1-3k M.
The cotton market to-day has been animated through
Sea Island, the common qualities Of which I'd perlb
dearerthc sales reaching from to $4,000 bales Of
which speculaors and exporters took 1000 Prices
remained firm at Fridays quotations
BREApsTUFFs.-The weather has made the trade dull,
and holders Of wheat and -four would accept lower
prices to effect sales.
Tho LONDON sTocK ExcnANcE closed-thc first
of May being holiday at all the public Offices.
Passengers by the Canada.
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Wsses Amissn. Vaughan. Captain Vaughan 'S 's" sad
AIT from Wilmington Eiz. Jeskins at Liverpool Sid
'0i ps% W. Ward Columbia. at Liverpool
sid ,s for I'd do Joseph Porter from Liverpool.
for & G.1T. s from from HHsss
AT from NorIsans Alice Wilson, Name Louisiana. ny
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ris1s. S$s: VIM Ward Js..s. E..
stsndish John Haven. Henry Gardner al at Liverpool
steamship Warrington Arr from NYork April 18th Con-
aS aeTdan siiS liverpool Herald
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wealth do Caroline Shields Liverpool Onward Havrc, CAL
,n for Boston April 26h Mary Hudson Shields Witch of
Arr from St Johns NIB April 29th Athon at Gravesend
lost chain and anchor during thegale ofd 18TH Britannia
SD for Montreal April 22d Charles. Antwerp; Goth. Ma
MlfS5d back 2th Governor Limerick; Richard Ann.
ATT =. Liverpool May Cornea Noreans; Wyoming
The Great Britain which cid Liverpool at nine thirty
AN, on the lst, was of Point Lyons at thirty Pm.
of London for Boston was run into and sunk 2s.h
APRIL ,y no l11sy given; 7hands lost master and six
At Passage goth April Milan Liverpool for Boston.
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Atlantic. f - ~ avn ~ W. - Wv
Coronilla, from Noreans Liverpool April o.
ship Of li0O TONS Of Am build waterogged and laden
with mahogany and nuts fallen in with in Feb.
no day given, in lat Of Lisbon. by Batthus. at BRISTOL
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Late from Hayti.
CROSSES OF HONOR DISTRIBUTED BY FAUsTIN.
BosroN. May IL 1852
Accounts from Port au Prince that the Emperor
W
trbuted Of honor Of the order Of Fausn The
English and French Consuls received them, but the
American did not
From Providence, II. 1.
MUNICIPAL EIECTIONS-FIRE.
Providence. May IL, 1852
The city elections have resulted In the choice of the
whig candidates for Mayor, Aldermen. and Common
Council without serious opposition. The wings elected