The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14

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(coudn Of Louis NspoleonS IA supposd 70 have been
murdered Caspar hanssr the wd man found In one Of
sons The case taken up at the time and a. soon a.
certain facts transped to prove that he might really be
found wetoring in his blood two having passed
through his body The murders never discovered
seen shortly previous in the vicinity
Europes generally tranquil. Sardinia has taken de-
cded step in advance Of trade by the treaty concud-
ed With France Of which sent you the clauses last
week Sardinia Is about to establish great commercial
docks at Genoa and no less than fifteen branches of rail-
way are now under contemplation In her domnions
The means of INSTRUMENTATION In Europe are be-
coming daily more and more developed The advantages
onercd by the submarine telegraph are about to be
greatly extended both on tho continent Of Europe In
this country by the establishment of two companies
under very influential directions whose object win be
the placing by means Of submarine telegraph London
Liverpool and Manchester in direct and instantaneous
communication with all the capitals important com.
mercia towns Of France, Belgium Holland Prussia and
otner parts OF dermany To effect this a second cable
will be laid down between France and England and ono
between Dover and Osend where they will be connected
continental governments, and on the other, by
main line Of electric tclegraphs from Dover to
LONDON. ana from thence to the principal cities and
towns OF the manufacturing and other great indus
trial districts. Arrangements have also been made
for the collection in Boston and New York Of ecgraphc
messages from all parts of the United States whence
they can be brought to Liverpool by the mail packets
and thence transmitted through these parts OF
Europe 80 that answers may be received in few minutes
in readiness for the departure Of a returning packet
The vast Importance Of this project both politically and
commercially has obtained for it the patronage the
principal continental governments and it but
generally appreciated in this country the as the
system Of electric tecgphs here il in its infancy
ftransmission than that afforded is severely by
all classes of the community; whereas in the United
States Of America upwards Of $4,000 miles of telegraph
are already in profitable operation and where from the
moderate cost of communication has much
matter Of necessary and habitua the Post Office
in all the transactions of commerce and daily life.
The Zoverein conferences at Berlin continue no
resolutions have. yet. been adopted Many of the
States are opposed to the admission of Austria and
schism is imminent
by the arrival of the Amazon, 20 guns, we have ad
vices from the Cape of Good Hope to the It'll March
The Hydra with the Governor General (Cathcart),
had not arrived out hen the Amazon sailed and
uncasinCss prevailed in consequence. Iostilities had
been suspended bat there of another
dion across the Ke We have also, later dates from
India. We at there. ALSO The following tee.
graphic despatch received last night from Trieste
The Adra had arrived there the 2Sh inst her
from Bombay to the Sd of April The Burmese ex-
petition under General Goodwin had set SAIL and was ex-
pected to arrive at Moumen the 4th of the present
month There considerable naval force there and
the Admiral his way with vessel war and an
other steamboat The Ssth Bengal n had refused to
-
substituted second expedition Of 500 under G.
Campbell marched against the mountain tribes to the
north Of Peshawur, the 11th March. On the goth.
they repused attack made upon them by the enemy
after conflict of three hours Sir Colin had demanded
additional forces The state of the Nizam is in aro
mors the irregularities of Baroda increasing and
the recall of Lord Falkland was anticipated.
The import market firm. The cotton market ac-
tive, and prices rising Money not so abundant Elk.
change on London Is II sd.
Genera Rosas has taken up his quarters at Plymouth
where he purposes remaining a private individual
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The Wagner contest continues unabated. Lumley has
decidedly the best Of it, His rival eye, dare bring
the fair pra donna forward in face Of the Injunction
granted by the yice-Chanceor's Court The Opera
may pass and the fair lady not be heard 1t
may prove long that Of Jarndyce and Jarn
dyce.
Feargus O'Connor has ere this arrived at New York
OConnor alarmed the inmates by making undress de-
scent during the night after the inmates of the hotel
had retired to rest from his sleeping apartments the
ground floor, where he unhestatngly commenced re-
past dish of be eff steaks which had been inad-
yerently left in the way occasionally washing them down
with copous draughts Of water Being detected in this
unusually awkward position he abandoned himself to
little rolic and commenced banging the remaining u-
mascaed fragments about the heads of the domestics
After committing other oddities he somewhat ap
peased and again conducted to bed by his temporary
valet de- chambre.
He is member for Nottingham Ills fellow member is
John Walter Of the Times.
La Diva Grisi sung last night at Covent Garden
crowded audience in Norma She appears in good
voice ever, and warmly greeted. Marie is with
| her The star at the other house is Cruveln
Our funds and consols firm
Messrs d. Bell Son repor&n active business to have
been transacted in American State stocks and railway
shares The following the quotations.