Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-05
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The steamer Niagara which sailed from Liver
pool on the 18th ult., bound for New York, put
in to Halifax yesterday morning, short Of coal,
having experiencsd = succession Of heavy storms
throughout her passage; and sailed for New York
at o'clock In the afternoon, having obtained
supply w
\ Nothing new has transpired ia England.
The French papers are filed with accounts OF the
removal of prisoners sent to Cayenne. The second
list of prescribed persons was said to contain the
names of the most eminent members OF the Council
of State and several editors of the 0rleanst papers
| A decree has been issued declaring that within
three days the property Of absconding Insurgents
would be sequestrated.
| The "Moniteurn publishes the new constitu-
ton. The President is to be the responsible
| governor for ten years. Justice is to be dis
pensed in his name. He has the initiation OF all
| laws, and the right of pardoning commands the
land and sea forces-declares war, and makes
treaties-appoints all functionaries The oath
| required from all public officers is: 81 swear
obedience to the constitution and fidelity to the
| President"
In the case Of the death of the President, the
Senate conyokes the people for q new election
The President being entitled By secret deed TO destJ-
nate the citizen aoho merits the confidence Of the eo-
| pie.
The London ssTimes" announces that Napo-
leon is about to strengthen his position by mat
rimonial alliance with q Swedish princess, the
daughter of Oscar, and the granddaughter, on
the mothers side, of Eugene Beauharmoil She
is twenty-five years of age, and Of French de-
scent.
The Danish government has yielded to the
demands of Austria and Russia respecting the
Duchess and the question is settled, subject to
| the ratification of the Chambers.
/ The Emperor of Austria has ordered that in all
royal DEGREES he is to be styled g His Imperial,
Royal Apostolic Majesty"
The Charge dAffaires of the United States and
the Turkish Ambassador and Swiss Envoy were
not invited to banquet given by the first minister
Of the crown.
PARIS, JAM 16.-It is supposed that the age
required to entitle man to vote will be raised
| from twenty to twenty-five years
| The National Guards have delivered up their
uniforms quietly.
-ss Emile Girardin has been ordered to leave
Paris. He proceeds to London via Belgium.
| It is said that the President styles himself
Prince President.
The new constitution does not give perfect
satisfaction. s3
| MADRID, January 10.-The French citizens
| have had lie Deum performed in the Church OF
st. Louis on the receipt of the news of the cleo
| ton Of Napoleon
The MARKETs.-Liv1pool, Jan. E.-BrowD
and Shipley's !" Circular of the 18th says that a
large business has been done in cotton since the
sailing of the last steamer Sales Of the week,
40, 900; to spectators, 4,370; for export 2,84O.
| The arrival of the Europa created more conf
dence and better prices. Greater anxiety to re-
alize succeeded, and the bulk Of the late arrivals
being placed sale, the supply exceeded the
demand, and the market closed firmly at last
weeks prices.
Indian corn has improved Is. Cd. @2s., and in
| good demand at 29s. 3d. to 34s. for mixed and
| yellow, and 32s. for white. There is fair de-
mand for -four and wheat at last weeks prices.
Western Canal, lis. @2ls. 3D.; Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and Ohio, 21s 6122s.; sour, LIS. 918s.
Wheat: white, s.@6s. 3D.; red, 5s. I'd. @5s. Sd.
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