The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

days later news from all parts OF Europe than was
received by the America, at Boston, on Friday last
The following are the
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On the 9th ult., at 10 A. NJ, in latitude 81 20,
longitude IL OF, the Arctic passed the steamship
Europa, bound east.
The Arctic left in the river Mersoy the ship Albert
Gallatin, Dclano to sail for New York the next day,
| the Goth ult.
With the exception Of. the list Of the new British
Ministry, the news is Of but little Importance.
Cotton has experienced very slight decline
Affairs in France continued quiet
The Chevalicr Hulscmann, Austrian Charge d'AC-
faires at Washington, has received from the En-
peror the knghthood Of the Iron Crown third class
for his conduct in the late crisis.
The London STANDARD Of tho 2,d ult SAYS
Iii. Excellency The American Minister Mrs Law
renee entertained the following select dinner circle
Saturday evening last the residence Of the Legation
in Piccadiy:Ilis Exeecncy the Portuguese Minister,
Madame Layrudo, and Nile Sarmcn,o his Rxcellcncy
the Brazilian Minister Madame and Mile Nlacedo ie
Niscomte seruIcr, Count Carte, Sir Walter Eide Lady
Molesworh, Lady Chntry Miss Burdctt Coutts. Miss
Grafton the Dean Of st: Pauls and Mrs: Mlman. the
Rev Mr.. Mman, Mr. Peabody. Mr. Edward Eiiicc Mp.
Mr. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs Bates.
The Paris Pissse states that active negotiations
are going on between Frohsdorf and Claremont,
with the view of inducing the Duchess Of Orleans to
consent to the Count de Paris waving his rights in
favor Of the Due do Bordeaux.
il is said that petitions have been already got mp
in France for the re-establishment of the hereditary
dignity Of the Empire-in other words that the
Prince-presidcnt should assume the Imperial robe
and diadem
The garrisons Of the Balearc Island, are to be i'm
medately reinforced.
The Prussan Chamber Of Deputies has voted
budget for three years.
The Austrian government has ordered The forts
Of Milan to be put into state Of complete defence,
in case of war, against which it has provided re-
serve fund. The Austrian army in Italy amounts
to 10000 men, aud the taxes are so high that
emigration has commenced to an unknown extent.
An acre of land, which used to pay 80 francs year,
has now to pay 80 or 100 francs. As few peasants
possess land the number of rural proletarians pa-
pers) dependent the landlords for food is cnor-
nous.
Leave to bring in bill for the sale of the Danish
West India Islands was refused in the Danish Cham
ber on the 10Th ult, by majority of 50 to 27 The
debate was very interesting, especially the speech
Of Wilkens, the mover.
The Queen Of Madagascar, II troublesome female
potentatc died in November last, after the defeat
and degradation of the flower Of her army in q con-
test with belligerent chief. The death of this
Queen will by many be received rs trivial occur
renee, though it il in fact one Of Importance BY
this event, by that Of the late King of Siam, an
exclusive and obstructive policy is abolished and
under liberal there is every prospect Of
fertile country being thrown open to our trade The
Advancement Of Madagascar, now seemingly un-
checked, will influence not only the Mauritius and
Natal, but will be means Of creating trade on the
African east coast, long lost sight of by the COM
mercial world. The Portuguese monopolsts have
yielded their supremacy in presence Of the Imam Of
Muskat the slave trade has fallen before the English
and American cruisers the head waters OF the great
rivers of that continent have become known to
explorers. and period has arrived when new
world possessing great natural advantages, viii be
opened to our enterprise.
Niebuhr, son of the historian had left Berlin on a
mission to London, partly in order to notify the sats
faction of the Prussian court at Lord Granville
appointment, partly in order TO inquire into
plants raised that the Prussan ambassador at LON
don, Cheyaler Bunsen, in consequence of his family
connections with English society, does not pursu,
Prussian interests with the desirable energy
The English mail steamer Niagara. Captain Stone,
arrived at Liverpool, on Monday afternoon, the 23d
ult. She left Jersey city Mt 2. NJ, on the Ilth
experienced moderate, variable winds, with thick
and hazy weather, during the passage across the
Atlantic; abreast Of Cape Clear at noon yester
day, passed Holyhcad at $40 this morning. and en-
he at &C, of 4
days. 10 hours and - minutes, mean time
Mezyini In England
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