The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-28
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generally although tho manner of 1t, promug s,ica Is
Accounts from Madrid the Sd stsnt stat. thar n
Queen had resumed 'Le signature Of Official acts
The Duke and Duchs's OF Monpeusi-r to teays In
afewdays on an excursion 20 Toledo thu Escursl La
Gran ia. and Segoyia
aereral Narvser who Of late leads very retired M.
at Aar intended shortly 10 pay visit nj. mother
at Lcjs The Gsn.ra was previously to coce TO Msdrd
TO take leave ofthe Queen and King
General Pazuea Captain General cf Madrid not bs OK
satbttd with the explanations given to him by the hins-
ter OF War had nc dre'sed his e,gnston to the Counou
Of Ministers by whom 1t accepted 1t believed
that the Qoeen would likewise accept IT, The suocs.sor
ofGenerai Pezueia was not yet known The candidates
were Generals Lauresno SAM Pavs. and Canedo. rh~
latter who commands at present the province of Vasn-
tia was considered to have the best chance Of being
pointed,
Switzerland.
The Gazette q, Lausanne states that Sergeant Baohoe
the heexrepreentatve (who Is not dead reported in
one OF the French Journals) and NJ Ayrl another sx
representative were arrested in the night the Snth
nit In house neal that town. in which they had bssa
hiding for days The same jourpsl states that n
koPp professor at the Academy LAasanne has been
ordered TO leave Switzerland without delay
The SUISSE 81 Berns states that the plantations a.
manoed By tho French relative to poteaQ
refugees relate more tculay to those who puk
lfhed sedtous proclamstl tloD at Lausanne The fsot
their expulsion The Btnd however, declares that q )
expulsion OF French refugees has taken place
Interesting Items,
The London Borrirs ~ raid nirms mat II has learnt
from undoubed authority 81! the facts In connectisa
with the rstirsment OF Lord Paiaerston It's vsr,ion
briefly this Count Wslewsk called the nsbe lord
communicated to him the fao Of the coup fat Of tAs
"a Decembsr and proved By unqustionSble dooumests
would in few days have been arrested and shut IN In
Ninoepnes by the opposite party in the Assembly
Lord Pamsrston thereupon approved Of what had bes
done but at that time ne did net know Of the arrest
the lighting, and other circumstances immediately
following the new state Of affairs. Lord John Rus
SELL having heard OF this interview sent vri,ts,
rsmoDstrance to Lord Palmerstou complaining that
the Foreign Secretary had taken step important
that OF approval OF the coup eai without consult
ing hs colleagues, whom ne had thus committed to Il
Lord Palmerrton replied that the conversation with
Count Waewski was private tne that he had mot co1A
mitted the government to any particular cores OF 40
tion; that might even then, II 1t pleased 90 to war
with France, without violating any Official pledge eivss
BY him. and that he did not consider 1t necessary
acknowledged head OF de partment to consult his col
leagues every action which came positively and pro-
pely under his administration Lord Paimerstop con
sdered That this reply would be thoroughly satsAcory:
but, to his amazeDeDt, he received demand for the
transmission Of his seals Of office to tho First Minister
This result ID illustrated by the fact that tho cabinet
differences respecting the Finsbury Kossuth AFFAIR had
not been then arranged.
Lieutenant Pins project seems to Be impractiosbls
Our readers will remember that the gallant officer in.
tended to traverse siberia to It's northern extremity
and thence to eRdevor to reach the mountainous aads
far to the north Of Behripg Strait beyond which, was
coDecured Franklin and his might be frozen up
On his arrival at st Petersburg the brave young officer
waa put in communication with the Russian aphers
spd particularly with the explorers OF Northern Siberia
who declared that his intention in their BELIEF i'm
practicable Undaunted by this discouraging view he
sill preesed for the necessary permission and aesstAnoe
but he has now received from Baron de Brunnow dis
tpct in'imaton that the imperial government, aztec
having taken the lively interest Ia this In every
Imer effort to the missing expedition had satis
fed itself the unanimous report Of the persons he
bad most studied the subject that the execution Of
Lieutenant Pins plan was opposed by insurmouutAbe
obstacles Under these circumstances, the Empsree
would not consent to allow the life Of British officer t.
be peiled in vain but stil being desirou. Of dcing
every thing that Is possible the imperial government
has placed him in communication with NJ baer and NJ
the Of North and ,sern Siberia In the hops that
by somc othtr plan additional chances may be obtained
OF procuring the desired tidinss
Agrarisn ouragcs in various forms aad numerous
threats Of assassination Issued by the ribbon conspra
ty are spreading alarm in Louth. Monaghan, West
meath and Kings county ireland The loyal and peace
able inhabitants retire to bed at night under the sPpr
h nrion that their houses may be burned that
vtheI tTibe catasophe may befsl them before
m-Eps for checking If possible tho fearful progress o<
Iiebonbm in that country and other meetings Of .
im:lar Kind are talked of.
LoNpos Mosrv MAnakr Jan e--l O'Clock, =. M
The stock markets the Continent appear to be vsry
frm with generally upward tendency in prices. The
buoyant tone OF the French funds continues to b.
vel maintained tho Paris BoUrse. where the Pivs
Gent Rentes have been done at lO6f 500 Is pe
the President q tss day preceding % the s' +. b. %
hown considerable elasticity since III sss.o1 20 .ss
private letters mention that matters once more vse~
IN aspect Of chesr'uresc and confidence
The English Stock Market presents better tona t,,
ring, and the quotations show rise OF
per cent In some There Is however, enly ce,u
hratvely limited raTge Of busipese to record Cv..os
sre " to egth for money by private transfer and
~ eighth te fourth extra dividend for the opsa-
ing
There Is evidently an improving tendency about ths
market but it kept in check by the uncertainty which
prevails to III. fats Of the Russell cabinet There
many reports in circulation upon this subject that
much nneasiness nscessary prevails The dealers, un
der these crcumsta ncss, are generally unwilling to
operate notwithstanding that the accounts from the
Continent 70 much better than for long time past
LIVERPOOL CoTIor MARKEr. Jan. 10-The market has
without particular feature since the first inst
During day two in tho early this week rather
higher prices for Americans obtained but this
relaxed and IL went back to- and closed at the
rates at which it opened. ln Braz.Pernsms and Ma.
rsnhaBs without change but Mecsios are
eight OF penny per ID lower. Egyptian and surat
without alteration. The stock Of Sea Islands has been
much reduced that the choice Of all qualities poor
or 6d TO 2Gd per pound miserably so-sti in prices
there s little advance To days sales estimat-
ed at 6,nt0 bales The commuters quotations to day
FOR far cotton areBowed 47sd Mobile 3D. and Orleans
the past week, aero American and 100 surst and fer
Sportaton 1890 American 80 Egyptian and $50 Surat
Tho imports during the week have been 81 49 bales this
s? d49 at the time last year "a 363 The eet
mated stocks 435 $40: time last year 4620s0.
There have been taken from this port BY the trade this
yeDr 592l0; by specuators 968 by exporters S45;
time Last year By the trade 25 $50; by specuato0
1900; and by exporters 1,2'6.
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