The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05
The News.

Lhc Se"ss
Election returns continue to pour in upon us from
al sections; but they appear to be con6rma-
sicns of the reports published ON the morning after
the contest, it is unnecessary to do more than
merely direct attention to them The political ex-
oitement has already subsidized to great extent,
and before week has gone, the great majority of
che people viii have quite forgotten the bitter
sntagonsms of party spirit AS yet, the democrats
are elated, the wings are resigned and the country
Ia perfectly safe.
By the arrival of the steamship Africa, yesterday
incoming, We received three days later advices from
al parts of Europe. The political news by this
steamer is of very little Importance, there having
been no change worthy Of special notice since the
arrival Of the Pacific The general features of the
intelligence, however, will be found quite interest
ing, particularly the commercial reports, of which
we give full and comprehensive details. The ac
tivity hitherto noticed in the cotton, grain, and
produce markets, still continued, and in some in.
stances rather better prices obtained. The
bullion in the Bank of England amounted to nearly
twenty two million pounds sterling, md money was
still in demand. Tie healthy aspect Of trade, both
in England and France, indicates that fears are
entertained of the pending change in the govern
mental system Of the latter any other country
As usual, nova days, the European journals are
overlooking with all sorts Of rumors and speculation
respecting Louis Napoleon, and tho declaration o.
the empire III France. IL being fixed fact that
Louis is to be crowned emperor quite a curious
discussion has sprung up to what will be hi
title, and whether the other crowned heads viii 70
sogrise him. The majority appear to think that
he will the title Of Napoleon Ill, in order to
preserve the hereditary descent Of the famiy-the
Duke of Reichstadt having been originally nominal
ed to the succesorship BY Napoleon The Great But
all these speculations about the mere name amount
TO little or nothing, and it is equally imna.erial
whether the other monarchs deem it proper to ac-
knowledge him not-the French nation have
themselves determined to create Louis an emperor,
and that settles the whole affair.
The lengthy reviews Of affairs on this continent,
which we to day publish from different London pa.
pers, illustrate the intense interest taken by Eng
lshmen generally, in the national progress Of the
American republic They speak Of our naval force,
the proceedings in Congress, the doiags of mis-.
guided fanatics, Sc, in that shows they
are beginning TO somewhat understand aad appre-
ciate our 81 stem Of government. However, they
have still much to learn, before they win be com
petent TO take rank, and hold anything like posi-
ticn, among he freemen who have Of late nightly
assembled at Talnnary Hall on the one part, and
the Broadway House on the other for the purpose OF
determining what should be the policy OF the ma
ticn foT tho next four years. The extract from
the London Times, relative to the great Australian
movement, contains much useful and valuable infor
nation, not only to those who contemplate emf graf
ing, but to the general reader. Tie account con-
corning the release Of Add Ell Kadr and his inter-
view with Louis Napoleon, viii also attract much
attention IL appears that the unfortunate ex Elnir
has promised TO spend the remainder Of his days in
Turkey, and is 70 be amply provided for from the |
French treasury. Read the letters from our London
and Speza correspondents
The report that Senior Laborde, the Spanish Con-
sui at New Orleans, had left his post turns oat to
be incorrect. The papers announce that be is eth
on duty
Prior to the adjournment of the South Carolina
Legislature, appropriate resolutions were adopted
in sommemoration Of Henry Clay and Daniel Web
ster.
The Canadian Parliament will adjourn next
Wednesday. No action will be had on the new
tariff during the present session They prefer to
wait awhile, and ascertain what our Congress in
tends doirg on the reciprocity question.
An unsuccessful attempt vas again made, last
Wednesday, to effect a coalition between the demo.
Gratis snd freesoilers Of Bristol county, Massschu
sets. The game did not succeed, probably for the
reason that the democrats there, as elsewhere, feel
that they have just effected great national tn
nmph on strictly constitutional grounds and that
any future coslition with the Seward, Hale, or
Maine parties, would now mate rally tarnish their
fair fame.
One two interesting items, relative 70 change.
IN The departments, viii be found in the teegraphic
despatch from Washington
Judge Hoyt, ofthis State has.resigned his Office of
Justice Of the Supreme Court, for the purpose Of SUI.
periDtending the Buffalo and New York City rail |
road.
According tc the last adyiees from Texas, the
people were again freely discerning the proposition
90 divide the State. II has territory enough TO
make four good sized States.
A despatch from ogdensburg informs us that
81 The boats arc already being tied up In their
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Read tho communication, IA srstlei S-tursu, Ia
ryy = the extract which We yesterday pabHshsd,