The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22
ARRIVAL OF the ARCTIC.
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FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Improving Aspect Of the Corn and
Cotton Markets.
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The CAR AND LOUIS NAPOLEON.
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IMPORTANT AUSTRIAN DEGREES.
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.
Total Destruction Of the NtwSt Steamship Amazon,
and One Hundred and TWenty-fOur Lives.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Proposed Alliance between England.
France, and the United States.
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fourteen days in making the passage.
Our thaaks are due to Captain James B.aisted
Of the steamer Sylph, for accommodations extended
TO our news collectors in forwarding the news of
the Arctic from Liverpool. Captain E. detained
his steamer until our boats could reach him
through the ice, and afterwards loaned us his yawl
to land on Long Island. The Sylph seriously in
jured her eide wheels in tho ice, but eventually
managed to force a passage through Buttermuk
Channel, and arrived at her dock, at Whitehall
street, at quarter past eleven o'clock. yesterday
morning
The news she brings is four days later, and not
Of much immediate Importance. Cotton and corn
were in better demand; Louis Napoleon was
marching towards an Empire, ria the Tuileries;
the Emperor of Austria, aged twsnty-one years,
had put the finishing stroke to any sort Of freedom
in his dominiens; and the Germanic powers had
consolidated their naval strength. Such in brief, is
the news.
The loss Of the new steamship Amazon is
dreadful affair. We give all the particulars in
another column ORR Que hundrd and t,ceaty
hrts U1e lost.
The British mail steamship Niagara, from Bos.
ton, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday the 4th inst.
Baron Kemeny, the hungarian died in London
on the 9Th inst
Louis Napoleon, in q letter addressed to the En-
peror of Austria, requests him to consen. to have
the II Ital remains Of the Duke de Reichstadt now
lying at Vienna, near those of his mother. Maria
Louisa, in the vaults Of the Capucins, transported
to Paris.
The tariff Of the telegraph, as fixed by the
government, for the dispatch Of twenty words, in
GLIDING the name Of the party sending and sent to,
is at the rate Of A. SOC for the distance between
Paris and Amiens, and in proportion for a greater
distance.
The Lisbon dates are to the p, ult The news
is of an entirely local interest
Count Gallina, Sandman Minister at Paris, has
demanded his recall. 1t is said that his Successor
will be General GraciDto de Collegno.
The negotiations in ii llkfoIt for n common code
Of rules regulations for controlling the press in
sll the States Of Prussia by one system have en-.
tirely failed.
1t is reported that Baron Monteufel will not re-
tain his post President Of the Council Of Prussia
He will probably be replaced by Count Arnion of
Bortzenbeurg.
The correspondent Of the London Cir3ntch says
that it was reported tears were she'd in Hungary
when the retirement of Lord Palmerston became
known The Ban Jellachich had had several in
teryiews with the ministers, and audience Of the
Emperor, and had returned to Agram. Advices
from Belgrade mention disputes as arising between
Mr.. Fontblapqae, the British Consul, and the re-
presentatives of other powers. The newly arrived
Russian Consul fancies himself aggrieved the
English Consul having sent his card instead of pay
ing him the usual visit.
The Moniiau, of the 9th inst, contains decree
conoedipg the Lyons railway to an English CON-
pany and ten French companies, under condition
Of the payment Of lll,000,0 900 fr. to the govern
ment as reimbursement. The report for the
week is highly satisfactory. Business hal gra-
dualy increased, ard that OF the previous week
had exceeded by one.fourth the business transacted
Mt the same period OF the year before. The revival
Of confidence had given a stimulus to speculation
The bank was gradually opening is' golfers Tor
discounts. New banking companies we're being
formed, one Of which would commence business on
. large scale. There had been general rise in
the valge OF agricultural produce, owing to the
purchases made for Belgium, the two French de-
partments Of the Rhine, and parts Ct Germany.
The London Express says that in consequence Of
the competition Of the English and American
clippers, the French feel called upon to engage in
the rivalry. A: present they have not ship Of
this class anoat; but Mr.. A. Normand, Of llavre,
is now laying down enc Of GOO tons, which is TO be
employed on the Brazil line.
The Cologne Ga:dte contains elegra phc les-
patch from Vienna, datedth lsi instant. ID states
that several in portant DEGREES had been published.
The constitution Of the ith Of March, lsl9 is abO-
ished and the privileges then announced are abro-
gated. The foundation Of the future Organization
of the State is defined. The constitution Il. - be
altered in conservative sense, and with dqe
consideration for all rrepondeIatng interests.
A civil and penal code Will be gradually IL
troduced into the crown lands. The district tun,-
tionares and governments win appoint committees
Of conservation, selected from membcrs Of tho
landed proprietary and the commercial classes.
Cardinal Patiizi has issued notification, inform.
ing tie Roman public that the Pope has coz
descended to grant the permission Of using fat for
culinary operations on fast days during the on,gng
year. The time Of Lent is excepted from this pro-
vision.
The directors Of the Royal Bank Of Berlin had
given notice, that in consequence ofthe accumuIa-
tion Of cash in their Golfers, they receive on in
terett no deposits, except from such public bodies
whose funds they bound by legal prescription 10
take.
The deficiency ct corn in Hungary Is 50 alarming
that an Austrian commissioner has been cent withs
a view to establishing magazines ct the governmoney
expense. The doarth hes not ariEen 60 much fromV
a bad harvest as from the devastated condition or
the country, and the inability Of the peaiastry to
cultivate it.
Upwards Of 600 fires occurred in London during
the past year. The amount Of property insured in
London is estimated at 43O0,OOO,OOO
II is understood that Mr.. James Wilson, M. r.,
Secretary to the Board Of Control, is to have the
Vice-P roidency Of the Board Of Trade
IL is stated that colossal statute Of the Emperor
Bonsparte thirty feet high, is TO be placed on the
ton OF the TriumIhal Arch. at the end OF Tho