The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22
Renewal Of Fears in England Of a
French Invasion.
American Honofs to Louis Napoleon.
IIeCOvERY OF GOLD At THE CAPE
OE GOOD HOPE.
Pennsylvania Bonds In London,
&C.. &c., &c.

The Cunard steamship Europa, Captain Shannon,
arrived ~ her wharf at half past four o'clock yes
ssrdsy afternoon She left Liverpool at six o'clock
On Saturday afternoon, the 9th inst.
The news, which is three days later, is Of real
importance.
The empire in Francs will not be much longer
delayed.
According to the accounts from the Cape, it ap-
pears that gold is supposed to have been discovered
IN Cafrslsnd. The commences Of the specimens,
however, had not yet been tested. Tie oxpora-
tcn Of the alleged coal deposit Cape Town has
ended in disappointment.
portion of the six per cent Pennsylvania Rail-
road bonds, taken last month by Messrs BRrings
and Rothschilds in Philadelphia were disposed ofin
London, on the It'll inst at % Exchange As. 3D.
per Sslar), with dividend from LIST of January next
At this price they yield Go las per cent.
We learn from Vienna that an English officer had
been insulted by officer in the Austrian service.
We are informed that Lord Westmoreland had
thought 1t necessary to demand redress.
From Brussels, the accounts state that M. do
Brousksre had been sent for by the King, and had
undertaken to form an administration.
We read in lie Nourelisfs, of Marseilles, OF Sep
TENDER 26-
We remarked with pleasure on the place OF Saint
twenty American sailors all in uniform With flag OF
tbe United States hoistd In the port When the Prince
iArir country by three hurrahs pronounced With tho
utmost energy The Prince sauted them aFectionately
On the evening a. dinner, the Prince sat the
s.isrs upon my passage and have been grathed
then" The four stories Of the Consuls house were
brniantly illuminated In the evening Near the portrait
wathngton was exposed the portrait Of the Emperor
The number Of ships despatched from Liverpool
during the month Of September, was 62, containin.
IN all 90 $50 passengers, including l,77O emgrarts,
principally Scotch, from the depot at Birkenhead.
al Of whom were bound for Australia.
1t was calculated, in the early part Of the year.
that the number Of German emigrants passing
through Hull, England, would average something
lihe LOCO per month. Since January last, however,
"A lapse Of only three-quarters of q year-we be-
pave that upwards of $4,000 have been brought
ever BY the continental steamers-6,OO0 more than
was estimated by the agents.
The pienaa Gazette states that a. band of forgers
had been discovered, las previously mentioned in the
NAV YORK HERALDl, who had been employed in
manufacturing Prussian paper money. The head
quarters of the gang was in America, snd part of
them have been arrested in that country and Others
IN Germany. The Prussian police had been for
sens time aware tina. a regular company had been
formed by shares in the United States for carving
On this nearious traffic, and that an agent, in the
persen Of medical man, native of Germany, was
70 land 1T Bremen with a considerable amount of
this counterfeit paper money, which he was to put
inte circulation st Hamburg. Prussian police
sf6esr was consequently despatched last week to
Bremen, and on the vessel arriving the individual
Was arrested. On examing his trunks large
found. At the demand OF the Prussian government,
the American government has seized the presses and
al the apparatus, and arrested the culprits who
win be brought before the tribunal at New York
The London Times of the 9th inst. says
Dsripg the Past fortnight there have been several
ss IeDittances of gold to the continent in addition to
he shipments Of so,eregns to Australia This has been
sses produce shown in the Board of Trade
yesterday and the stocks Of which had been suffered to
rival Of specie from the United States beeness than
.s. o.ipg to the Pennsylvania and other oahs lately
taken On London account
The American ship Vancouver has been put in here
tm repairs having been dmafted in sua 1900 miles
6en this island.
Miss Rosa Bennett sister of Miss Julia Bennett,
made her first appearance on the 7th inst, at the
Raymarket theatre. Although the part selected for
her debut Chat Of Sophia in the Road to Ruia,')
Was net particularly well calculated to develope nsr
AistIopic powers, Miss Bennett made an extre nelly
yrsnising essay, and will doubtless prove very
sfseitnt addition 10 the present list of English
Actresses
The United States mail steamship Humboldt, ar
rived 1t Southampton on Thursday, the 7th ins.alt
~ neon, from New York.
TIE only circumstance of political import worth
notice she past three days lie runOr that has
sonehCw CTep, into circulation, that Lord Palmer
sson mad consented 70 accept oiice under Lord
Derby. The probability Of such an occurrence is
fatty eontrGdictei py Lord Palnentons frisnds
" Is announced that the Queen sad court will re-
trrs 1roE the north en- the 18th or 13sh inst.
Last evenings Ga@a'te announces that Ker Baltic
Hamilton, Esq for some time Lieutenant Governor
Of the lslapd Of Granada, W. ] is appointed Go
FtIttr Of newfoundland w. Boucher IS approved
~ Consul General in London for the Argentine
Republic.
1ks Board Of Trade returns for the month ending
the 6tn OF September, have jdst been publ she'd,
and gboT an Increase Of E224 COS II the declared
value OF exports from Britain and Ireland, a. COM
pared with the cores ponaiDg month of the pFeyo
year. Among the chief items on the favorable side
are cotton ana linen arms machinery, iron, woo.len
t0rsG, which have again fallen of Hardware and
cutlery, DCwithstandiDg the shipments 10 Australia,
have hkswise decreased The Imports Of cotton
ouripg the month"; were 6i5,565 cwts against
$40 st do last year, with export during the month
Of 1ZS,l4S owts against l56, $50 do ia the same
month last year During the month 81 ships arrived
ut British ports from the United States, and 65i
sine. lbs Is. Of January, with 81 aggregate tonnage
CT t56 264 tons.
The following are the names OF the survivors, in
addition TO the four already mentioned, from the
wreck OF the ship Mobile Robert ]. Wheeler, An
Grew Curtis, Archibald Woods and Tousent Breusk,
ssamtn, and Christopher Faul, passenger. Two Of
the seamen, Curtis and Wheeler, are Americans.
Att teoret Coasistory, held at Rore on the 18th
MI, the Pope nominated Bishops TO tSenty-nine
1eet, among which were those Of the West Indies,
Venezuela, Tlsscala or Pueblo los Angeles, and Rio
Grsnde di Brazil.
II is reported that Sir Horny Baiwer has totally
faiisd IN his Italian mission whatever il was, al
tSopgh even mat is a mystery.
Accounts from the Prussian jistricts where ohoe-
IA bad prevailed, continue favorable III Posen tue
difesse bad so much abated that no more bulletins
psre 20 be Issued.
The inhabitants Of Hernel celebrated tic G0J.h
anniversary CT that city on the 9th ut.
The correspondence Of the London Times ssatos
respecting CoTgey, that although the report that
he mad been taken to the fortress Of kuein, IN tue
Tyrol, was uBfOunded, yet, two months since, the
ida Of REMOVING him from Clrinlaia was Gator.