New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE WASHINGTON.

By the steamship Washington, Capt.
yssh which arrived a, this pom at an early hour on
Wssp.sssy morning. ne have accounts from London
n the 18th OF August inclusive Win mes Oh bnsnsn
yosYuals to the latest date
The Washington sailed from Bremen on
,he lsh Of August, encountered tremendous gale Of
vhd in the North Sea- and arrived At Southampton on
Ne iah, whence after coaling aud taking board the
ysneh and British malls she finally started for ths port
a<PM on the 18Th ut She brings full com 1lmeus
Of passengers and large and most valuable cargo Of
German, Swim and French merchandise from Bremen
and Hsvre.
The overland East India and China mail
reached London on the 18th Inst with dates frou Hong
Kong 10 June - Bombay, July 5; Cslcutis July 3;
Madras July o. This arrival brought no news OF the
nis1ing steamer with the Bombay mall Of 2Jsh June
The repulse Of Burmese In their second ATTEMPT TO
rccspture Msraban and the storm and capture oil Pesu
bv the British forces confirmed IL seems pre''y
certain tha, the Umpire Of Burmah after is conquest
I'LL he annexed 70 the anglo Indian possessions 10 the
East
Mr.. Barring is not coming out to the
Dated States either as Minister OF otherwise
Qaeen Victoria and Prince Albert in the
Royal Yacht, acco npani by the King of Belgium and
suite arrived at Osborne from Antwerp on the lGsh
Ausust with the usual armed escort Of war steamers
The Queen Of England had bad weather during the
whole Of her trip TO Antwerp and Brussels.
Vice. Chancellor Sir James Parker died
On the lih ult
The Italian Opera in London closed for
The season on the lish.
The Washington brings very little news
Of importance.
The excitement regarding the Fishery
Beuly had greatly subsidized and occasioned further
unestness A ministerial evening journal had In fact
announced that the matter If not absolutely arranged
VA In good process for adjustment
The grand ftteS in Paris on the 18th OF
Ausus, passed of TRANQUILITY The President was re-
spectfully but not enthusiastically received by the
popuisce. The ilumin atoms turned out complete
failure the wind prevented the gas from keeping asht
and the invitation to the inhabitants TO illuminate their
houses was responded TO In very few instances The
Ball at the Msrche des Innocens put of, the high
wind having damaged the temporary building erected
For the purpose. partial amnesty had been published
BY Louis Napoleon
The America arrived at Liverpool on the
10th ult
The new. steamship La Plata, the eide
want Arabia called on her frs, voyage to the West In
dies on the 18th ult The Mssdaena arrived the same
day with g., loo, 900 In specie.
There was an animated demand for Cot
ton at Liverpool Sales on the Nth 1900 bales, and
on the 10Th 1900 bales at Is advance Sales l7th'
5000 bales, market quieter
In the Corn Market there had been much
excitement The weather having continued most I'M
propitious for the harvest, a general and further
advance 10 prices had taken place, English Wheat hsv
ing IiseD g. quarter the prices Of the last week
Foreign Wheat was held very firmly, and similar ad
vance realized. Oats advanced y quarter. Amor
can Flour toe T. barrel English Flour / a.
sack Indian Corn was also held for higher terms
Floating csrgoes 2 to 3 per quarter higher,
The reports of the markets in France
and Belgium state that upward tendency prevailed
Just before the Washington sailed some
Improvement In the weather manifested.
The state Of trade in the provinces was
satfsctory At Manchester the tendency of business
was to Increase and the home demand continued large
The Irish Linen markets were extremely low.
Accounts from the Colonies of Port
Philip, Melbourne and Sydney had been received to
the middle of May. The yield of gold was immense,
far exceeding anything reported from Californis. Out
RACES on life and property were however very rife.
The English funds had huctuatcd con-
sideraby, and the tendency generally of Stocks aud
Shares was toward depression, owing to the harvest
prospects.
The following are the passengers by
the Washington:
Mr. Isaac Gerpott Miss Luce, T. Christisnien, g. Fol.
fn.hs," scSsshte, J. j Leiho, Ms 5 Lelljo, Nis S.
Ehr.nbers Mis-. Reandfert Miss Got;ch, Treubers,
Ma T.U M NJ. s. st1iloi Miss suieI F l. BohsI,
Mrs ululf Miss Alice tut Mise Anna Cnlf aud aer-
want Mr. tSntsne VI h%ch h5s T. Koet MI,
CINE Koch Mir Koch Mrs Koch, Miss Clara hoch MI
Mr., RTeIs'S @S g SSah mrs o Las0 ms
FeichheimeI Mrs X. ksder, mssA Won oven Miss Emma
Won Over L. M,hns. Mrs H. MehneI A.. MIS- Charlotte
children, Mrs c. Weller and children, Miss Il Acker'
land Miss r. Frank Mrs triedenneit, Master L. Drew,
rem Apfeld ana children, g brane, Mrs g. bfane Mrs
schwshn D. Walles'eineI, Mrs L. Wallen.tsiuet ana
chlcren Mrs j. Gr.ndjean 5. Drey Mrs. 1. Drey, Mrs
Schneider and children mir. Thanhsnser, Mrs j. rsn-
hauser and child Mrs. G. stande menehman, M
Tranfrier miss c. Tobler, Miss 7. Frey Miss D. Weiss
Miss Hotstethr, Miss /. btsiner, Miss OrunHkoteI
W,nser i Mr.. n Winter and child Miss G. HeiSs1 M.
Rosentbsn, Mr.. hoffman, Miss J WineT, + OoennaysT'
Never, Mrs SeueT Mles A W aosc MI brunnne, MI
HuItepdon H. AIhf u Elfers 4. Meyer Miss Meyer A.
Bsso j. Goddard, Mr. Bouillensi, Msddocks Mereer,
C. eiha. Mir. BoudIidse. Mis-. Bouo1dse. Miss Boo-
drese r. Michel 7. lie LopdeL j. FsysId Dir. Lssou c,
Mis- d Schneider q. Schneider, Aug. MeIkns, TnPP,
w Rimdsll J. Lowrey, Mis- c. LosTey, J. A. LosIsy'
Mr., s. WaIker Mas L. j. Waller }. Beedier Mrs BeedeE
And child Miss Fitzpatrick, Trouest Mr. stan, Mrs
Fitch child and servants II. Swirl Miss T. W Gibbs
a. swim T. N Sw III and servants, L. keenaid Chem
" Tonepto +. }. Biselow, J. Selling, Mrs Seiae Mrs
j. Cumberland. Mia w Caepell Miss ASestS ) Sour %,a
chier Mrs C. DOUGLASS Miss ". Hansen j. Welsh Mar
sins Turnstile C. M.odeemit II Bdgse, l. Jennings,
6ir6 T. Breeze A. BonnsI6, Wheeler, W Morgan,
Howell T. HArtbolt, J. Gaesus, ETeoeri 4, sax M
simmsps J. sullivan, J. Delaney. + Adams }. Niiisms
r Chambers A Philopioi \. Dng d. Madden L Hooper
Rosa J. " slace Campbell Mrs Carter and ehilc Ais
J. L. Swih, Mrs. c. Toneato
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