New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

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The London papers publish the official DIS
matches brought TO the Admiralty by the Prince Aoef
but they contain no news Of Sir John Franklin
The whole Russian army has been ordered
m 20 into mourning for the Duke Of Wellington
The clipper ship Bella had arrived at LIVER
nool with dates from Pcrnambuco 10 sept g. Ihere
was no political intelligence Cotton was in good de-
rnand Freights rather better
The Niagara, from Boston and Halifax, az
rived at Liverpool at 6 /. NJ, on the 18th inst
The Pacific arrived off the bar at Liverpool
on the 18Th inst. at 9 AL
Tie Corn Market at Mark-lane, on the llth
ina, Ind an inward tendency, with prices for some
dissertations ono chilling quarter higher owing TO sup
niles from Essex and Kent being moderate the demand
bavinc iucreoscd Foreign Wheat Of the best sorts also
sold n, II nor quarter advance MALI Oats, and Beans
sold freely nj fun prices English Flour was M i'm
pr,yed demand and American Flour was sold at iaily
preyious rates Floating cargoes Of Wheat and Indian
Corn were in request rather more money In ireland
the market for Breadstuis il gcncIaly on the al
vance.
The official returns Of the quarters reyc-
nue. terminating on the 10Th inst very satisfactory,
and showed III Increase the quarter OF 2292o The
return for the yeor ending lClh October exhibited
dcpreafe Of only 1891 notwithstanding large de-
fciency under the head of taxes, TO the extent oil
aIlla2GO, which may be attributed in great deSreet to
the remisson ofiaxaOn by the budget voted in l7)l
The Money Market was easy. CcnsOls
srmer Spanish Stocks frmer. Foreign Bonds ami
Railway Shares firm, but inactive.
At Manchester there had been large trans
actions, but buyers were holding back for further az
counts OF the Cotton crop. Birmingham was busy with
orders for the Australian trade. The WOODEN d''rc'S
were fully employed. In Nottingham large American
orders he'd been received The Irish Linen inarkc; Is
buoyant
At Liverpool Cotton was in good demand
Sales en- The llh 5000 bales prices shade higher
Sales oil the l2,h 10000 boles
The Danish Chambers were opened ON the
4th inst
A Ministry had been formed IN Brussels by
combination previously anticipated.
Accounts from Madrid state that the Cortes
would probably be conyoked on the 10Th November
Tie Loadon Obserror positively denies that
the Derby Cabinet wouli call the new Parliament to
resher before the middle of November and udds that
there's evidently no haste to hurry on the important
occasion 10 long delGycd but which with Whatever re-
Iuetance mutt come at last 1t generally thought
that an ear cr Cay for the meeting o. Parliament ought
20 have been named and cowaricc is attributed 70 the
Derby Di. rueh Ministry for the procrastina:ion
Queen Victoria had left Scotland for Wind
scr Castle.
From France We learn that the President
was to make his trumphul entry into the Capital on
the 10th met, and the l7th, as previously ar
ranged His reception expected to be maguid-
cent affair aHd preparations at great outlay OF money
were being made. 1t was supposed be would proceed
Of once TO the Tuilleries. IL ramored that NJ.
Fould ives very shortly 20 resume his former post a,
Minister of Finance. AT bordeaux Louis Nspoleons
reception was most enthusiostc, and he made i'm
portant political speech, indirectly accepting the en-
pire which The N9Ei,cEr describes exposition of
that ,ohcy of moral order and ogress at home which
the Prince intends to consolidate by the institutions
called for by France.
Tie speech was in these words:
IacCtpt with eagerness the opportunity Afforded me
by the Bordeaux Chamber OF Commerce Tor thanking
your great city for its cordial reception and IT. mHnn
cent hospitality, and am happy at the end ofnly jour
aty 10 communicate the impressions have received
The object Of my tour you well aware, was 10
make myself acquainted by personal observation with
the beautiful provinces OF the south, and 10 ascertain
their real IL hes, however, led 10 far more i'm
portSIt result
may ssy, indeed. with ccndor as far removed from
pride as irom false modesty that never did people
more directly more spontaneously more unanhn '0sly
testify de;c mination 10 free nsc from al uncasine
respecting the future by placing IN thssame han 4 a.
heretofore power which sympSth'zes with rs feelings
kApTlLuse
die hes now at last learned 20 value at thcir
price the isLo hopes with which il has besn cjoed sn
The dangers with which il WAS th-esthened Is secns,
then, dat in SS2 society approached IT. dissolution. b.
each party oonsclSd seli wa the belief that eml
The general wreck mi hi still plant Is STANDARD ON the
eoeng lresmenis Sensation, and cries If Itre IN
Now sns, its eyes opened to absurd theories tue
e mas stqaifed the oonyiSton thai those pretended
heio,uers were mere Missionaries inssmach e. .herc
asr , VeSa 1alsepot'on AMI wan; o. oon-e-
SucNS 'Nh aelf eNpchcuts and tue proni. I'd re-
sait lLoea applause, and cries OF True true n
MrrcScn'' ne naton surrounds me with II, ivo,,
u<es tceSSae 10 lot belong 70 the family Of ~, =,
ghis To pEom,te the welfare OF the so,',,,, :, =, ~.
neoesse,y TO sWy new systerus, but the csist p,n,
moNe al Is 70 l'odaee eonndence in the prsscat s5i
secsfiy ieT ue tTGIe. For these reasons II :, 49,.
France oesnss areturG 70 the Empire fsYes 49, rs
longed sppkuse Pire rEHys-,sr y ~ w. pro
There sone objection 10 which Ius, reply C,-,n;n
minds seem 10 eE,csiin dead OF war certain r,,-
say the empire j. only bvs ! say the e,np,rs u
peace (sen AMOR for france dssires snd When F,o
Is satisfied, tie world tranquil These words uttered
IN arm voice. sui with strong emphasis pr5iarei =
magical erect Enthusiastic braves were heard fro, an
sides.
GLORY ScslCGds Is inheritance. but not war nl N.
princes who juslly ed pndo that they were TIE graa
children OF LOUIS NV. reccmTcHcc lis wsrsl
War not made tor pleasure 6a. through NECESSITY
and a, this epoch u Transition Where 10y the SIDE Of
many elements q; prosTersy spsing many
death VIC may truly cay, Woe be TO him who gives "a
first signal 10 collision, the consequences OF wic'
would BE- incscalable. long and prv.ouad seasn'ioa
oonicss, however, thst Ike the Emperor, hsy.
many concues.s to make wish. Ike HIM 10 conquer
by ecneilstoD al hostile psries, sud TO bring into III