New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
NEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1852

... c..,. ,ss, ,Hover The even, has caussd H.
r"ncs. .srsailou L. Eosland and the funeral CO.
Ismnnes werr 20 be Of > National character. Tbs
MARQUIS of Douro, now Duke pf Welliogon, vas In
Germany at the tine but rad lmndissly returned 10
FpRlsnd The public were calling fot an extension Of
the patent OF nobility 10 tne female hsirs O the Duke
Lord mshon 10 understood to be hs literary ex scutor
By the Dukes demise a number OF valuable Off ,es
fall toto the Rt Of the Ministry Prince Albert, the
Duke of Cambridge, and Lord Fhzroy Somerset, are
already ramsd In connection with the appointment of
Commsnder.in Chief of the Army but Military men
generally would the Office beso we'd on Via.
count Hartitge, or sorne other oil soldier
Parliament is to meet for the dispatch
Of business early In November the llth believed to
be the day.
The Morning Herald is authorized to
state, for the Information of the public that ships
OF war have been sent BY the Peruvian Government
Lobos Afuero, and small military force permanently
Stationed there That the whole OF the Peruvian lsl'
d. Lobos included formally annexed TO the main
land Of Peru and, By Article 2l3 Of the new lag, noae
but vessels under IpIact With the Peruvian Govern
mept will be- allowed 10 load euanos that all other vel
sells anchoIng In the roadsteadSof the island shall De
conf,c sieo and guano be foundsn board captain
and crew will be proceeded against forroebery. .,
Most of the papers publish the petition
10 the Queen OF the Nova Scotsns respecting the fsa
cries. but the subject seems have Loaf much OF is' In
terest with the pnblic
The recen. biz dividend of the Submarine Telegraph
Company, has given an impetus 70 teeg,spn en.sIp,
SEES and Il has brought messrs Hsrrisons proposal, 70
unite Europe and America via Iceland Greenland, a.;
more prominently forward. They have nov obtained
exclusive right from the ID anhn Government 70 L.oIa
dor Stations are proposed 70 be erected az hrkwau,
Orkney; Lerwick, Shetland Thors Haven, Farce Is
lands; Riekisgk, Iceland Julians Hash Greenland
and at of the most eligible OF the Engn'h ssttle'
ments on Labrador coast Surveys have shown that
the bed Of the IL favorable and the greatest length
of submarine wire would not exceed 800 miles
A letter in The Dublin Evening Mail
from Mr.. Russell of Limerick to the Chamber OF Com
merce, in,mstes that the Government Commission has
reported fsvsr Of FCyes as trans atlantic packet
station
The Commission, appointed by the Gov
eminent to inquire and report on the capabilities OF the
Mercantile Steam Marine for war purposes, have pro-
ceeoed 20 the Clyde 10 make inquiries and will next
visit Liverpool All steamships of henceforth
to be built with full instead OF auxiliary steam power.
The screw frigates Dauntless and High
flyer ordered 10 Jamaica there TO await orders from
Admiral Sey mour.
A Spanish war steamer, named the
Prmero Of 100 honepo ser, aud 81 guns, for service
on the coast Of Cuba, launched on tae Thsmes on
the lih Inst.
A new palace, for the Queen, is to be
built at BAImorsI, Scotland at cost OF 100000.
A meeting of the Bank Of England
Stockholders, held Thursday at which oil.
vdend for the half year, 20 3st August ~ = cent
wac declared Some Of the Stockholders expressed
dissatisfaction that the Reierve Frnd was less ~
500 600 than 1t was months ago
Ihere Is great scaTClly OF silver com III
England owing 10 large shipments TO Australia, India
aud the Continent Australian engrants also take out
great deal The deficiency 10 10 be met Immediately
by new issue from the Mint
The steamer Sarah Sands was TO sail
from Liverpool for Australia via Queenstown the day
the Canada Jeff with full COMPILE ment of passengers
and the mails for the Cape of Good Hope and Au'
trals.
Favorable replies have been received to
the circular of the IoterI atona Cheap PO,tsge Asso
citation from the Ministers at London Of the L alted
States, Austria, Spain Brazil Sardinia and Portugal
Sixty nine bales OF BirbadOes cotton
have juit been received at London
The Braenner gathering ian association
for outdoor Scottish sports met at Braenner on Thurs
day and Friday last The Queen was present.
The race for the greet DOnCaster ST.
Leger came off on Wednesday, and resulted in favor OF
Lord Exeter's horse, Stockwell-Harbtnger running
second The settling was comparatively harme"
Harvest, generally speaking. was over,
and fulfilled the expectation of q plentiful yield.